The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-10-17
MOrse'S Electric TELEGRAPH.
MORSE Us. MORSE

An anecdote is going the rounds OF the
papers, Of which the following is part
enough for the present occasion.
A few days since,a pretty little girl trip
ped into the Office Of the Washington City
termination, and after good dealofhesita-
ion and blushing, asked how long it would
take 10 send to BaItimore2 The interest
ing appearance of the little questioner, at.
tracled Mr. Morse's attention, and he very
blandy replied, zone second.
'Oh how delightful, how delightful =
calculated the little beauty, her eyes glist>
ening with delight. 'one second only
here, send this even quicker if you cam
And Mr. Morse found in his hand a
neatly folded giltedged mole the very per.
fume and shape Of which told volume Of
love.
'Icannot send that note. said Mr. Morse
with some feeling, it is impossible
AS it is customary for editors to boast of
things done in their vicin,ies, will now
tell what Yankee in this section has &C
complished, and will begin as follows
Married in Rochester w. on the Sd inst
by REQ. William Scales, Joseph L. Morse
Esq to Miss Eliza Ann Chandler, all of
that town. 1t will de seen that by his
electrical or some other power. and by the
aid ofsome polished divinity scales, friend
Morse has annexed to himself new ter
ritory, while its former name is abolished.
He has swallowed full grown Cham>
der and perhaps took so lbs of candles Too!
and after all this has forwarded 10 this off,
ice by his Telegraph not only billet bu,
two slices of the good wedding Cake
fer which he and mis- better half will
please accept the thanks Of all the Office
hands. The billet and cake did not arrive
till after the paper was struck off last week
probably owing to the height Of the noun.
tain which it crossed! But never mind;
you have gone beyond the original inven.
:or ofthe Telegraph, in that you have sent
billet, and no doubt, next time, one
would come much quicker. Success 10 We
twain one.
ELECTION RETURNS. From accounts
received through different papers, we
learn that Maryland g. New Jersey, have
gone Wing in their State Election, and
Pennsylvania Democratic.
Ohio has probably gone whig-govern-
or, the house ofassembly certain, the sem
ate notwithstanding wing u S. SEN
ator in place Of B, Tappan democrat.
HThanks 10 friend Clarke for a copy
ofthe Governors Message.
Our friends and the friends of the New
Mirror will see by an adve rtsement on the
fourth page Of this paper, that the publish
ers of the Mirror have been induced to
alter the form Of their paper, in conse-
quence Of the unjust exaclion of postage
by some of the depu,yP,M's. The Mirror
will be popular any way they can fix it.
H The ROVER is another very good
weekly publication in pamphlet form.-I
See advertisement on 4,h page. II
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