The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

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THE BLOt d HOUND HUMBUG
EXPLODED.-Afier all the infamous
assaults by the ''Peacs party upon The
administration in refeTenceio ihs etuA
ployment Of blood hounds for the extIr-
patton of ihe Semln0les, l5e whole NAL
ter / fairly exploded, proved false, go
far as the adminislration isacoacerhed.
Gen. Gall in speech to the whigs night
before last, openly asserted ''ths, he
himself was the originator of,he scheme
that he bought and paid for tha
hounds-snd thai the fault he found with
the Secretary of War was ihst he order
ed than MuzzLED." Aud yet this man
is taken by the hand and cafessed and
cajoled by the very mea who have de-
~n"anced the 5dmloisirsloe ssdexaid Of
humanity and justice, aud have huempS
ted to style themselves tender hearted
"dsciples of peace :" Away with -uch
cant, hypocricy, and humbug- such in~
suits 10 the understandings of man.
VIII, did not the whig press ofihe city
Iningle with their euloglsms something
condemna'Ory Of the lnhumanity Of Gov
ernnr Call ! What has become, all Of
sudden, of their sympathy with the per
secuted savage And where lie thejusa
tice-where is the consistency, Of de-
nosncing The administration for an act,
when they hug the author, originator g.
eran0 faclotum to their boeoms =? Alas,
for the miserable, pitIfutdrive'ipg shifts
of this piIfdI faction. II is without prin
principle and without iruih, or even a
respect for decenc) in appearance. and
/ yet it expects to deceive the American
people with it's shallow devices. They
will not avail Philadelphia Times.
I BlNK DEFAU LTERS. The aus
thor Of an article on deisicstions 10 the
Richmond Enquirer, thinks that while
the opponents Of Mr. Tan' Buren, were
parading their list of''Loco foco dsfauIs
lers. who had stolen the amount SET op>
posi,e to their nAmes,' it would at least
have been but shter justice TO have givs
en- the list Of BANK defaulers who
have declined d to pay the amount sci op-
posi,e to their Names He refers them
to ''pages 8 and IL of document No.
15S. 25lh Congress I'd session. for q
trus hot Of these defaultets. From this
5istatemeOt II appears that OH the 10Th of
Novcmbe. 1887, thirty -e'eh. banks
] we're dsiaoEers tn The GoyAfHtReat - The
aggrsg ga'a amuunt Of their defaiCaiions
was TWO MILLIONS Seventh .ona
llhousand one hundred and twelve Doll
lars sbd 80 cents-and al this occurred
while The great Regu a'or Of such de-
f,uI,ers. the United States Bank, was in
full existence and force
Bu, this is not lhe oa!y loss which
the Government has suetainedby banks.
From the repor: Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means in the House Of Re-
presen,atives, on the 18Th ofApril, 1890
it appears that the Government bad suc-
fored "a loss of34 millions, resulting
incou,eelibIy and exclusively from the
depreciation in the currency, and ma
king with the sum lost by The discount.
foriy-six millions of dollsrs.' Grand
total, more than FORTY EIGHT NIL.
LIONS of dollars lost by Bank De-
fauiters 10 the Treasury of the United
States ! Commen, is useless.
A Wife and Wido,0 "A gentleman
named W. Il. Chaplin went 10 Philsdel-
pha, from Baltimore, on Thursday last,
married Miss Murdock on Friday
morning. returned to Baltimore with his
wife the same day, took sick while ca-
ting his dinner at the City Hotel, and
Instantly died. 1t is said thet he was a
native of Cambridge, in this slate.
A pctticoat hero. "A fellow wss ar
rested in New orleans on the Sth met,
dressed in female apparel, and calling
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