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Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21
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To the Democratic Electors of Portage County.
Theime has again arrived when according the established
n ng f e & upo y @ thee genius o1
on In e legitimate fall in
paired, system they received accordingly this
aoay i1e oons ] % ]hn ~e we may transmit
regard! responsbes i s abiding
the 5 % s s6 S uen De sss % v vs % % 5 5 T t s
1 n e in s sP e @ sn oas
People Eternal vigilance Liberty men like like osG; c
every s11 ds Ga pssost Ss s and %
guard against the hes While Virtue m % sm 1 "6
enment tainted andeed from channels longer affords its wned
benefits ne its o.n,,.u ,,,nu III.
and and Unforeseen our monetary
n succeeded @ 9 by general att has Threatened r ans' M a
paen the work Of an been brought utter ruin Many differ
did things and inevitable vital osS
s9 s aid the Sapng sys By
s se s blind % 1s %
when like the guided property
portion of land made tremendous
nothing and millions which
an
nce enor the of honest the artisan
pride sm 'F Fene " ys aon away
% S s y gsee sn ye ~a t s s
excitement passed 6y
responding degree of gloom and praon followed political Doium Tfe-
the pw dov. s'1 ns svs @ n 1don gsd g against # % Of
calls loudly forward and apply that remedy which alone possess
That the absolute proraton which, unexamp prosperity
welded by political advcros, denied mighty
determined front The which,
go % growth has become
couphng influence manifest We OF
granting
creates the monopoes Of Banks Corporations chartered v
eg which by influencing and dngng shielding fraud by the
of the Law; holding and
Withholding the from Others thus entcng destroys renders the
pendence svile :han the
We have said above that founded yae weah Fellow
which different aang
weakest and most vulnerable points? No. Fellow the history the last
and interpretations of that has always viewed with jealousy and dr
not only where they should especially guarded against but
the hands of single Person and would ash how much they
thehnd fa well organized andpned cnoLpuc
friends by favor and by dividing the responsibility until there chance
censure9 Truly did prophetic mind Of the
banking system when The Bank mned asoc
which has already the Government Defiance although forced yield
little the first their their uny and unyed-
ing They have taken deep the hearts Of that class from which
drawn Their principles good, pf the bd
and thus those whom the constitution placed guards portals sp
Gated suborned from their dues The the mso
and other between the
the
cured The history of the country continued history of expansions
tons and difficulties market Cracton u
and the breaking productive establishments distress and
sudden employment always
the We would mouns of the
S1920 When
usefulness after obliged accommodations and
want the 1922 The failures of 1855 The hard
l92S memorable
And sach Fellow citizens vii be long banks Of
making plenty" and s'makng yscarce
We would deporab
examine the subject fairly, calling
flooding
which
hona gold and silver The money
enon of writer's and Statesmen almost every country by
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21

SrARK CouNTy.-M Matthew Johnson &
Jacob Eostctter ere the Dspocratic can
didates for Representatives in Stark Co.
and Daniel Rafenspuuger for Sheriff,
VIM. Dunbar for Treasurer, George
Kregbaum for Commissioner, Arnold
Lynch for Recorder, and Sam'l Lahm for
Prosecuting Attorney,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21

CUYAHoeA CouRTY.-Asher Nc Coe
is nominated by the Democrats Of Cuya-
hoga for Senator, and Edward Bronson
and Parker Boynton for Representatives,
Sargent Currier for Treasurer, Stephen
Goddard for Commissioner and II. A
Hurlbut for Prosecuting Attorney.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21

TRuMRuLL CoUNTY.-Asahel Medbu-
ry and Rufus P. Spalding have been NOM
mated by the Democrats of Trumbull Co.
as candidates for Representatives and Jo-
siall d. Freer for Sheriff, B. N. Robbins
for Treasurer and VIM. L. Knight for
Prosecuting Attorney.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21
THE MERCHANTS AND THE MESSAGE.

The MERCHANTS AND THE MESSAGE.
The Bank Presses have all this sum
ner complained bitterly atwhat they call
ed the oppression ofthe New York Mer-
chants by the Government. Now, Mr..
Hammond of the Cincinnati Gazette com
plains as bitterly, because the President,
in his message recommends to Congress
to further postpone the payment of the
duty bonds Of the merchants. The case
presents itself in this light. The ombar-
rassments of the N. Y. merchants, caus-
ed by imprudent speculatons and over
trading, renders it not only inconvcnient,
but almost impossible for them to pay
their bonds. and they apply to the Pres
ident for time on them. In advance
before the President has time to determine
on the subject, the Federal Press immedi-
ately commences abusing him for deny
ing request from so respectable and
numerous class of citizens, and finally,
the President, to prevent O total ruin of
the merchants, gives them time, and re-
commends to Congress, an extension Of
that time, and Immediately the Federal
Press again abuses him for it. What con-
sistency! But in fact it is no more than
we expected from the party. The lead
ers declared war in advance against the
administration, and openly avowed thoir
intention of opposing every act of the
President. Let the People beware Of the
expression of opinion when promulged by
the wings. They will find fault right or
wrong.
PRINTER TO CoNGREss.-IN INo's Allen,
Editor of the MadiSonian, a paper lately
commenced at Washington, has been C.
lected printer TO the House Of Represent
atives. Allen pretends to be Democrat
ic, but if he is, he is rather suspicious
Democrat We have not seen his paper,
but we see that it is highly praised by
the Bank whig presses, and that he also
received the support of the Wing men,
beas Of Congress, and that Gales and Sea-
ton are the persons really eected,as Allen
has transferred the business to them.
Thus by a vancouver ofthe Wings with a
few traitors they have succeeded, ,inelecting
men to the office Of Public printer who
have always been found arruyed against
their country--in the French difficulties
and in the Mexican affair Gales and Sea-
ton were against their country, and they
have always been found on the side of
foreign Bankers and Aristocrats against
the people of this country. External
vigilance is the price Of liberty DEM
ocrats you must ever be watchful-you
have a willy, insiduous foe to contend
with, who are ever ready to take odvan-
tage of the first appearance of dissontion
or disunon among you. Be watchful!
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21
JUDGE TAPPAN

The Editor Of the Star affects to sneer
at Judge Tappan for taking part in the
Young Mn's Convention because he was
sirty gears old. Judge Tappan was at.
tending the Supreme Court in this place
and committee was appointed to wait
upon him and invite him to address the
meeting, which he did--and We wish that
the Editor Of the Star and every citizen
of Portage county had been present and
heard his remarks on the present iniqui-
tous, unprincipled banking system.
CoLuMBIANA CouNTY.-The Demo.
Gratis of Old Columbiana have nominated
Jacob Roller, George Smith and Tho'S
Cannon as ascandidatcs for Representatives.
James McElroy for Sheriff, John Arm,
strong for Treasurer and Fisher A Block.
som for Prosecuting Attorney. James
Thompson is the Democratic candidate
for Senator in the District composed oI
Columbans and Carroll counties.
The MEssAGE.-,We this week give
the conclusion of this important and in.
teresting document. No one, we think,
will need urging to read it,and when read
all but those who are pledged to find fault
with every thing emenating from ,ha
source, will give it hearty support. Nc
man whose mind is not blinded by preiu
udicc and party influence, can read the
message and withhold his appreciation
fran the recommendations of the Presi,
dent Il Is well received by the Democ
racy Of the whole country, and adds new
| life to the cause.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21

WING CoNvENrIoN.--Thn Wings Of
this county held convention at this
place on Tuesday last We should think
that it was quite respectable as TO num-
bcrs, but have heard no estimate made.
Some considerable difference of opinion
seemed to exist as to the claims of differ
ent persons before the convention. Som
of the Farmers and more honest of the
party in the North part of the county
seemed to think that the Wing party had
been ruled long enough by few leaders
at this place and Cuyahogh Falls, but
their opposition to the established usage,
of the party were unavailing, and the
junto carried the day, and succeeded in
placing their favoritcs on the ticket. The
following ticket was, we are informed,
adopted.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21
Assessor,
WIN. O'BRIAN, Hudson.

Every one living south of the centre of
the county. The mandate sent forth by
Cuyahoga Falls seems to have had the
desired effect. The Falls folk say, "give
us Representative or we run an "Iade-
pendent ticket" on our own hook" To
prevent the drawing off Of Cuyahoga
Falls the proposition is acceded TO. The
bargain is made, and the Falls gets a
candidate. This is undoubtedly "fair
business transaction" Is,
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21
Representatives.

representatives. .tt
VIM. WETMoRE, CuyahQga Falls
SOLOMON DAY. DeerfeM.
Treasurer.
JOHN V. GARDNER. BrimfrM.
Commissioner.
EPHRAIM l.. WILLIAMS. Wiadham.
Recorder.
JOHN N. SKINNER. Ravenaa.
Prosecuting Attorney.
WIN. S. C. OTIs. Rapenna.
Assessor.
Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-09-21

The ADDRESS adopted at the Young
Mems convention on the 7th inst, will be
found in another column.
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Il lhis mornonf. Twelve - aSan tho1-
SRna psEsons OIL 81 oaps5 asnt. On
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thst dEail e Geal 1aekson's COZ 86,-
90 had beae geiuEued psolasled. The
erna was hasad apoa the sueDosilIon
that cott1a Was WeFth % cenls per
pound. Whoteas ilu price IS oaiY 8 Cts.
n Boston the siaIa uf aiIairs 4 said
10 b bad. DuTing ne pgsuiOus week
seTeTai large houses ba3 failed, end
the Courieg q Monday saFs-psAII
aog.s q buziaess seems q % q uiop.
and cash one seems % De afraid 81 Ms
neigheoR. Gha iaiioFs 81 shEse very
large hOuses o. Sniardly caused :
great desl a Excitement and i = fsar-
Cd that they VIII oslieo ga -
have heEs,oscse dapen5sa
etedlt q e leas, enc q taefaf q e.-
N1n8 bsFeneBas fa-&av.
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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
HATS! HATS ! HATS I!
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

The subscriber respectfully informs
the citizens of Brow Dsburg and the sur
rounding country, that he has commen-
ced the HATING BUSINESS in the
house formerly occupied by Mr.. VIM.
Patterson. and lately by Mr.. John Me
Fadden.- He fatters himself from an
ample experience in manufacturing and
finishing Hats. acquired by some years
residence at the North, and having
worked in most Of the Northern and
Eastern cities, that he shall be able to
furnish an article, both as it respects du-
rability, style, fashion and neatness, e.
quail to any work from the North. He
is prepared to manufacture
Siis Hats, No. l. superior Italian Silk,
and OtherS5of q cheaper quality, Be0-
Ter, White Russia, and Fur Hats Of
all qualities and descriptions.
which he thinks for neatness and durs.
bility cannot be surpassed. His prices
Of course will be according to quality
from two 20 ten dollars.
He tenders his respects to the Ladies
and informs them that he intends TO mai.
ufacture SILK &. Far ESOEsHaefs, OIL
the latest fashions and most approx
ed style. These are neat article, very
fashionable, and much WORE at the NORTH
and East. He has made arrangements
to receive regularly the Northern ant
Eastern fashions.
All descriptions of merchantable pro
duce taken in exchange for his work.
He invites the public to call and examine
for themselves, and thinks he will be a.
bic to give satisfaction to all who may
deal with him.
JACOB CLINEDINST.
Auoust g. IS37.-3t
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
VEN DUE.

WILL be sold at pu bile sale, on Fri
day the 18th day of August, instant. at
the residence Of the subscriber, on Mid
die River, the following property. viz:
Eight head of young Horses,
upwards of twenty head of Cat
tie, a quantity of excellent Seed
Wheat, some Rye and Oats, s
Stacks of Hay, and perhaps the
growing crop of Corn. Also, a
variety of Household and Kitch-
EN- Furniture.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'clock. -
Terms made known on the day.
ALBERT J. CARRIER.
August 10, 1887.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
valuable Property
All PUBLIC AUCTION


in order to a final settlement Of The
estate Of John Alexander, decd. will
on "Wednesday the 9th day of Sep,em5er
next. offer for sale, on the premises. four
miles south west of Weynesborouyh
the following valuable property, viz. ::
Five young and likely Slaves,
four men and one girl-the stock
OF Horses, Cattle, Hogs S.Sheep,
all the Farming Utensils all the
Gram of every description, in
Guiding the Corn on the ground
and Hay; likewise some Bacon.
Also. the whole ofthe
Household g. Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of
BEDS, BEDSTEADS, TABLES, sc.
The above property will be sold on
credit OF twelve months, for all sums o.
yer five dollars, the purchaser giving
bond with approved security all sums
Of five dollars or under will be required
in cash.
ARCHIBALD STUART, Ear.
Of John Alexander, decd.
South River. Augusta Coun-
ty, July 81, 1897.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1837-08-10
Bargains! Bargains!
SELLING OFF AT COST

The subscriber having determined TO
remove his Store to Bridgewater, Rock
ingham county and wishing to COM
mence at that place with stock of en-
tire new Goods, will offer from this day
till the first day of September next. his
remaining stock Of Goods on hand at and
about cost, for cash. The subscriber has
many articles on hand which would be
very troublesome and unhandy to move;
Ia such articles great bargains may be
had. Persons in want of Goods will
find it greatly to their interest to give
the subscriber a call before purchasing
sewhere, as a discount Of at least %
per cent will be allowed from customary
prices, and in many articles more.
r. Ii. HOLLAND.
Hotties Mill, Aug. 3, lS37.-3t