Maumee express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1838-03-10
SUMMARY

mendlngVthe sub-treasury scheme, because II
abolishes the specie circular. Very parti-
cular relief as the man said when he soaked
his burnt limbs in spirits of turpentine.
A meeting, attended by over 5000 persons
has been holden at Buffalo, to take measures
for memorializing Congress upon the subject
Of the Schlosser outrage.
The Canadian Royalist papers are taking
sides upon the subject of the disposal of the
Patriot prisoners. The moderate prints re-
commend that they should be pardoned; the
others have raised the cry of Blood and Con-
fscation.
From all the information to be gained, it is
not probable that Gen. Van Rensselaer, has
been in this neighborhood at all.
DR.. Duncombe was in Perrysburg on Sat
urday last.
Col. Vreeland, the base poltroon who sold
his cause and his party, is inprison at Detroit.
1t is probably the safest place for him, as no.
thing but the most sovereign contempt for his
baseness and cowardce could screen him
from the revenge of the Patriots were he at
large.
We have bare suspicion that the renown-
ed Gen. Sutherland, is no other than the me-
er-to-be-forgotten George Mortimer Skip
per, in disguise. Tell us, ye men of Toledo,
Is it SO?
Nine-tenths of the people Of Texas are
said to be opposed to the annexation of that
country TO the United States.
1t is stated that two Van Buren, papers in
New Orleans have taken ground in favor Of
an U. s. Bank.
Mr.. Thruston, Of Montgomery county, has
been obliged, on account of indisposition. to
vacate his seat in the legislature. Mr.. Thrus-
ton has enjoyed the reputation of being an
able and judicous representative.
Hon. Cyrus Edwards has been nominated
for Governor, and Col. VIM. II. Davidson for
Lieutenant Governor of Illinois, at the elec-
tion in August next.
resolution to adjourn on the 10Th Of
al Assembly of this state.
Robert III. Morris has been appointed Re-
corder of the city of New York, in the place
of Richard Riker, the present incumbent,
who has holden that office for more than twen-
ty years.
general Banking Law is before the Le-
gislature of New York.
The clip of wool in the Northern States, is
estimated to be nearly, if not quite equal to
the entire cotton crop of the United States
the culture of which embraces capital OF
sixty millions of dollars in sheep, and one
hundred and fifty millions in pasture lands.
It seems that Gov. Wolf has become deci-
dedly sooLfsh, at the late appointment of Gov.
Muhlenberg, our Minister to Austria, and has
resigned his Office of ssThird Auditor"
Bennett, the great sOhipped-Qf5ustice, ofthe
New York Herald, has received number Of
whippings lately; his last was a cowhiding
by thekeeper of a news room.
The wings Of Connecticut have nominated
William w. Ellsworth for Governor, and
Charles Hawley for Lieutenant Governor.
The good people of Akron, o., are taking
energetic and efficient measures to rid then
town of black-legs, gamblers and counterfeit.
ers. Success to them.
Gen. Sutherland is now prisoner in the
jail at Toronto.
EXTENSIVE BANK RoBBERy.-The Illinois
Branch Bank at Alton, was robbed on the
night of the 3lst ult. of twenty-five dollars!
Charles Graham Esq, an eminent member
of the New York Bar, died at New York on
the 10Th inst.
The New York inspector of distilled spirits
reports the whole quantity of first proof,
passed under his notice, at 2, ,45l, 900 gallons.
Judge Yell of Arkansas, is said to be raising
his voice to its utmost pitch, in favor of the
distressed Osages.
A STRoNa NoMINATIoN.--sA A Conservative
in the Newark Advertiser recommends to the
Conservatives the nomination of Henry Clay
for President, and Louis McLane for Vice
President.
Mr.. Sprague is the whig candidate for Go.
vernon of Rhode Island. Dennis Prieur, the
present Mayor of New Orleans, has been no.
minated by the Van Buren, party in Louisia-
ma for Governor.
New HAMPsHrRE.-The election in this
State takes place on the 18th Of March next.
There are hopes of success on the part ofthe
Whigs even in the sGranite State Isaac
Hills domain.
Mr.. Greely, who was arrested and impri-
soned by the authorities of New Brunswick,
has been liberated.
A large haul of counterfeiters, with their
plates and dyes for coming, has been made in
Lorain- County.
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