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2llle oleIeniaen welte nod id,uloia
limo an ste Sruferei ees ,,Yerfs
9auntu 2toler" eeer .8crfs Gaunr
Semofrat'', fpnneu al ceu unler-
lbriebensn, mobnbaft am Cd Der
Nenn- uno fIetenten GtraiIc, able
3ablen, smilhen nun uno ccn lifen
ndbifen Suni oenu nah Dem lffeu
Juni neroeE Die Sliher einem Srie-
eeEsrldter sum Gintreiben liberoeben
Wfroen.
Soieph 2lQ9aier.
9isHojn9' !Oldrj II. 81.
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sr-7 Sol. Scnss, stner Der NrcGbent @rmdbz
ler BON Sennsilse, auf bsn Qofcfcec Sifstbistt
nsuIib eins 0ttcs in saroin eautap, wabreno
pel6sr er BON sjnsm 3ub6rer auf tSins pa1enes
fir iDm aber 9emib unanssnsbms Qrt unters
breben purbe
@r fbpaste bon Gen. 59arriIcn, bas ct Dem
6einps am 9tbenb pcr Der Sd)larbt Bel Sippes
canoe ben Sampfplag lberlafTen babe, unb bali
faDr ct fort Den Grunc 81 befduibsn. @r iase
ts, CT BABE snen Wann 9efsben, Der feine ans
9abs be9laubi9tc, unb er meme bas er redbt fsi.
San1ss Sarnst erbcb iib bann in Der 0erlaile
luus uno iaSts, "alssn etrr, wsnn Te mid
anfben, 70 feBen fs sinen anoern OHann Der
init in jener Sblatbt war, une db faae, bas
srpaS Don Sbn'n erudbnt muree eeunridbt tia
fei." Der Scllcnel mad)te Elm Iaurss @jsfrbt
une fa8ts msnn sr nidt tedt iei 70 wanIbe sr
.ss 81 fein. pr. Barnet ia9ts, meb waree Gle
nibt unterbrocben BADEN, aber pe itb meineu
General psrabsn bSrts murte mein glut bsis
uno idD fennte es nibt blfsn." Der epaons[
sntfsrnte feb bsibamt 9erlelbe SamsS Sars
net ifimmte bas Ban 8uvsnsSifct Bel Der less
ten 35abl. Cine Nafbpas 3situns fast, er
1T sin Wiann bet Ginise NIT nimnt wsm Ct
\ 9sbt.
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Gin 5boefelre8cn foa nsulitb bei ct.
eou6 stfGusn ftin. Gin dbnlicbe6 pb6ncmen
trsi9nete flip in alter 3ejt bei Goocm unp Ucs
ncrrab. Der Yublf Qtr9sr fo9t pappnt 9leNs
Sbaten BADEN 9Isitbe Sol9en in alien 3citaIs
tern unS Qdnbern
Scr Oliiillipp bat neulitD Os bctnm Bais
fer tsine 9dmme, nabs bei Rsuprlsan5, burd)s
ercksn unb bsSsutsnben Ghooen Aetban.
qpon NIadtnS:e, ber fanabifbe Datrcten9es
neral, ter i'm @sfdn9nib ju &oteiter ias, 1T
ieinsr 6oit sntiaiisn.
9abncn Der anstblb sntIaufIne 3dblsr ss
ner &ir9inia Sanf, lit frsilpiuia Surif9sfsbrt
unb bsfnrct licb jegt in Mibmpnt.
Die Gcmmertial Sanf iu Neucrlean5, ,uurs
De um $4,000 9eprsat pen Snsi 9ewi1fsn Ysrs
fcnen, Braun unp Splpelfer, turcb enen fall
lben @Def. Die Sstri9sr rnrSsn nrretrt.
sSn Baltimore tpurbs cine 2(n;abt 9ruble
nen uno balbe abler por9eieist, Die an9eblid,
IN Irfanfa@ 9eferti9t uuo ale { a / b marsn.
Wan permutbet bab cine Wen9s bapon Srtus
lire; 9reft nibt ju eili9 nab benz Gclos.
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9e9en Ginitntnna rGs 8etrass tei.rrr 9Se.
itelInu9-STfenuaetrfen, Qcrtp nno esl.
,peroen aulierren bereebnet.
lin gltern nno >sbrern cine ,lctcrNebt eer
9tcictb baltlstet cleies wsrtbpcllen werfcs
81 9ebsn, folat bier cas- Snbaltspsraclebnib
nnp man Fam feb ftcn raraas cine Scrs
tclluna mathcn, micpiel Stpf' III encm Sus
cbc BON SIG Ssteu III srp6 Oetap rntbdlt,
rsiamer lue,pabI 3uiammensebranat 1T.
ge 1T Gin Gebas fir Stule uno Sans nnb
fcNte in lsssr pentttben Samilie an,utreffeu
iein; es fabrt ren Namsu & inner freuuo
nit pcllsm Nctbre, 70 Die aueb bcr Grpaehs
mne piel Sutes mo 9lIelldss earaus lrz
nen fam.
1nbalt:
L. Surge 8aec Sur gr.psfuna Der Inf>
mTrtlamFslt nnr res Sfahrcutene.
2. grSdblunSen snr Sef6rreruua auter
ScItannnsen uns 5ur Stharfuns ors 9ers
ltanpes l. Die ungcjoasncn &inocr. 9.
Ole Serluhnna. 5. 0ie lible Gcwcbnteif.
4. Ole flcineu 9iete. 5. Scr 3aaepifb
G. Der tleine Ssyltbmenpsr. 7. 9as
prbtbdllae &Inc. s. 9ae crrentliebc uuo
reln!td Siut. 9 Der $lancr 10. IDer
lttt mnt9pI!i9 in 9eflbr traibt fcmmt tars
IN nm. II. Der ebrllebe &nate. 19 lSer
nlbt btren rpiII mug fiibleu. IS. Scr Srennb
IN oer Sletb. IA. Ger Sanffhdtise. S. 0le
mutbwlll9en Sinner. l6. Die linSufriepene.
II. 9rr SarmbcrSi9c. IS. Der SuretIalne
10. Sis ants 3ocbter. 20. Scr unscsrinte,
te Sereaobt. 81. 9as ntnsicrise D1abdsn.
2S. 0as spistcaicrise Wdpcben %. W1en.
iebsntrsunnItbe 0e( (iunuusGn. "a. QBas best
lhmcllen z IS. 9ie Wabriassrin. s6 Scr
SluGsfplelsr. q 4beralaube. 2S 9e Xols
gen ees Sleides nno ber Seuibot. 90 Slds
theret. 80 Der SbicrquaIsr. 81 linpprItd=
ti9felt. SO 9ic &lareberin. SS Gin suter
0sntlprntb, 1T Gin Srennb III Der Sactb 81.
Ssrtubrun9. S5 Der unSanfbare @dbtler
SO Salihe Sham 81 Ser umtcfounene
SpaB. So gbrlict mahrt am lanalteu. 80
Susenellebe ELECTROMAGNETIC. 40 linterl,hiso
Spltben Sparfamfcit une 8ei,. al Scr
Senentod. AZ Ser Sllchteieb. As g,1it
SttieBseipebren Ioa uian niebt lpiclfu. a.
Glue cute 5ausluns aus Ctbleebtrn S3emeo.
sraioen. % srauriss SoIsen ber wisbeit
AZ 9as 8aupenneit.
8. Bon Der Wslt. 4 8on eer erbe uuo
lbrcn Sewcbnern. $ proonete ber grbe;
! 0as Sblerreicb-@ausetbere, 936ael,
Anpbiblsrt Snebc. Snietten. Das pfans
,enreih. Sas Mneralreieb.
6. Son Sen msni6en F.: / 9Or;ase ees
0Nenfeben 9 Ser WltmtIiebe SSrpsr:
xnebsn 0ausfeln, pas 6ers, bic Slutse,
[dlie nnb bic Npern, bon pen $unscn ulib benz
atbembolen, bon Der Bsrranuns Der Gpeis
Ten, BON sem Gebirn, Dem gifcnmarf une
ben Slerpen, bon pen Sinnen5 rpn Der 5ant.
BEN 6aaren unp oen NaseIn
7. @Hnnpbcitslebre 6eIuuobsit uns
Srautbslt. 2 Yon eer 9leibmss 8 0en
'sr >uft. Ou ipHIt reinlieb unb croeutlih
elm. Bcnloen Gpeifsn 93on ben 8e.
'rdnsen 2 Don per 8emesuas uno S7ube.
Bem gtblafen 8 Bon sen aDcbnunaen
70 Don grhlennsen nno grfaltnnaen II
oon Der grpalfilna ein5elner sbsle eee 9sr
msnhsit oes S6rpers Is grn pcm Usrbai.
teu in &rQnfbeifru ~ 81 IS s"s'
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Wbss unb @en1erpatp5 -l3 QcfofefcS.
9iss pirb Die Yartsisn i'm Genat 9lsih9stbst
lafen; uno osr peltiltbe @baraftsr jsne6 &trs
psrs rpirp burlb bic Gtaat5,pablsn ps6 9egens
,rartigen S1wss entibieben msrren. Us 1T
fiber Su -erwarten baB Die l9bj95 nab Der
nabifsn Wabl ibre SenatOrsn srwdbten fSns
nsn in 7 Staatsn bic iis frtibsr nidbt batten,
iucburtb fe cine WleDrbsit vpn in jsnsm &6rs
per BADEN lptrosn.
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QorC CNlo0
fit rle fcrnsrc 9sransgate oes

Nv Nv iNtHttN Hs'ttHHsYHtF ptS
Srel y ett6 = YS 4 dt terS,
III 9flppafcpllle, Mlcnt9omrrp gamtp, pe,
Sas Sccbrte rgutlcke Spnblifum ppnOspnf.
scn'srp uno ben an9ren5enosn gauNties, i'm
StAdt spcnniplpanlen, Wrrpen ebrenppIl be-
natbvlthflsef pcn bem SpritbIaq, fir DC fer.
mere perausaabe porerla9ter Seltuua, welcbe
tEif elnlAen Jdbreu BON prn. Urnolc Ou,
pelle, urtr perau69ebrr pes I(lbcraleu .Bc.
oeatpfers," IN Nsaeln9,) berausgsasben wur.
ee, Dap ttb jegt ole Seraueaabe otiaer 3els
fnha 9anS allrtu auf MIDI 9ellcmmeH babe, II.
Aelonnen OH, DletsIts feru,rbin anf bic pabs
rem rcputI:tanllebeu Srunolase Ws itiras
toms bsraus5uaebeM - 9initia fir ole Or
wa1!nn9 BON General william <. Sarri,
ten, OCT 5eIO pcn Tippeeanoe fir sprrlls
esnf, uno Jobn Tylor, pcu Glr9inlsn, fit
Slee:P;sfpent per Ser. Staateu.
Sebln 9un9cN.
9er Observation-Disclosures miro jeeenOlitt
pcfe aut einen Guperialbosen itb6n unp Iaus
Der fir "ginen Sbatr" bps syabrs in balbs
1abrl9er SoransbeSabIuna ssprndt erlebeis
nen. lille Scitun9cu pi, rurtb Die Nplt bee
terrsrf 'perosn ssben auf Soften Der llutsr.
fbrelber.
Slf1enlSen 6erren nelcbe eiR paef BON 8
nehen lsntsribreibern lammelI une far bic
De5apllm9 ttebei, erbalten cine frei
g. 8rlrfe uno Oltttbsiluusen all ben Ser,
a'le9sber rnatien pcitfrei lein, Icntt perDsn
ite nltbt an9enomnsn.
s. y, Hinfel
Gfipradepille Moutsomerp gan,ttp, Da.
Dla 5, 1910.
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AHs rcm Saterlaneefrcunc,)
% q d fraae.
$50 1T Sobannes Weeaer 2

Ole ltntcrfebrictene wtnftbt lrtulittit
Natbrltbt pen ibrem obruasnamtrn Srupfr
81 Grbaltsn. DTGclte 1T aue 9nnfenpcrf,
In Stsramt gBIlnasn, &6nisrcicb 21nrtem:
tera unp tp1nbert IN 1917 nacb ZEN Ser.
StHattn. CT gina ipbann natb &anaea,un
lsltpem BAT llntsrltbrietrnc rittte mciter pen
ibm erfatren. Gsincs @emertes 1T CT em
Waurcr. CIR idkit, cper jsbcr Wisnithsu>
frennc, Der 0laebriebt iber feaen 2lnfentbalt,
>sten rpsr Sch Scben Fam, bslisbs III lebre.
ben al
gbrilUana Wartenturs, sstcrne NnBacr.
Canton 81. 8. Start e.. Dbic.
lprii, ID.
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Sufanlnlen l72

3ufammsn l72
2Dir iascn nitbta in bisftr VreOnun0 pcn
2EedieI in pennfplpanisn so; 9tprs @orcIna
IS; Sainc5 8; ScnnefIec IS; unp 2(labama
= Stimmcn mir laiTen bieis u Stimmsn ais
sinen llebsrIbubs6pnr um einisen 1eblfbme
Su er9dnSsn.
3u Den TenSrsitsrn fa9en mir absr, nun it
cure Seit ;u pen.
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Die It Sefu 6.

u It , u 10,
Gin jnnacr mtann, Der mt Den 6Ihdften
oer Sancrei III jeDer 4rt binlallalieb befannt
1T, ,ptlnitbt aIs Rnetbt Elm ltnrerfcmmen auf
elmer 8ausrei gldbere Nustunft aibt auf
antrase Die erpsoiticn eieler 3situas.
Neabing, Wlai s.. tp.
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7'Salfdbe 3ebn tbaler Toten auf bic
9anf otr Der. Staatsn lparsn, pcrse 0Bohs
~ pNlaoepba i'm llmlaut. Gis foasn fsbr
| GUT na1ssmabt unb nur curd, srobsn 9ruf
Son ofil adptsn 5u nnterftbeipen fsin Ssoer bi.
|ts llt fir iis.
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Suianiinen 90

gGenn mir Su bisisn Die fol9ensen Staotsn
rsbnsn, ipsltbs in 1886 fir (9arrilpn ifimn1.
ten, unp Die eS liter wisber tbun msrreu, fo
baOtn mir 9enn9 um i'm ;u srwdbIen: l4s
Stimmen 9sben cine Otsbrbeit Der @rp6bIer.
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Reint unp lOftQer

er6fnen jest eii sroGes IGrrtement BON
2Saarsn, sefauft auf Autticn in Olen Vprf,
,psl6e ite i'm Gtanoe Itnp ,pobfeller III Der:
fauten als lc je 5npor III 0eapins perfanft
iporpen ais: 2bilranaeln, Sebrautcn,S ,Scbl6f:
fsr &c. ,e.- 9anOwerfslsute unp 8aumeilter
ltno ehrerbietisit einselapen an5urnfsn nno
ihre waaren 5u bsiebsn.
Neabips, Mlap l2. 6m.
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Gin o5ilo fir SeuSreiter.

Die fcl9ensen Staaten baben bei frlbeeyn
M'atlen ibre gtanuuns erflart ea6 iie fur
parrifcn rno Spler ffimmsn tsi osr nabfen
SSabL ndmtib,
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go eben Don 2(nttiei enlpfanoeli,

Gin areher Bprratb pua Baw!win's 50,
tsln, pa,lsiaaen ttdblsr,lsn, msIilnscnsn nnp
nno elfsrnsn Nadidaen, { 2birauacln, Sebrau.
bslL Aerteae. welobe moblfeilsg Oertauft wers
etn alS anirsenp elnem aneeru p!ass in Nea
ping.
Keim uno Miller,
efe Der spsnn uup Sten GtraGeu
NeaciHs, Wlai 10. 6n.
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llsb nun pellis siinifis fir Die @rmablun9 fsis
mes altsn SOmnmnbSrs uns Dlitfehaten @en.
Searrlfony ben sr serjsbt unp untsrifakt, .ea
er, rple Ct fa9t ibn fennt meib bas sr Elm bras
per Wann it, elm ipabrsr patrict unb fdbiaer
StaatSmann ine, fa9t ct fernsr, neil ib
unSufrieesu bin nit ben an9cwaneten Maass
re9eln Der ss9snvdrti9en @eminiifratipn.
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(@us ecr nAIts unp nsus qSstt.")
OentlDe QEerfe meine5 ei9snen Ves.
ll9e6 nnO eeren ieklQe Yrctle.

p. ). Wilmien's bsutfber Sinbsrfrllne
fir Sbule unb y{oauS. otah Der 146Fen o.
r9inalsNuS9abe bsionpsr5 fit Den @s6rautb
oeutidNr Splfefdulsu 9soreanRrfa's gum err
ffsnmals eurt9siebsn unO en9sriebtst prn siz
nsm bier lebenrsn praftiitbsn Sbulmanns.
Weblt sinem Anban9e, entbaltenb: cine furS9ss
faBte Geographic bon Nmsrifa unb beionbsrs
ron Den 8er. ct. ben 9tcreamerfa, ,peld>e
nab een belten Nuensn tearbeitt. Nrti5 so
Gent; eeeerbanp 81 @eat.
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9te unterSeicbnetrn Iaoitrrer, ernannt
bureb bic gpurt poH Common pleas scn per
eanntp 8erts. sur llnterfubuna llebsrfetts
iun9 mo 9Diebsranaabe Bet Stebnuna BON
lnpreae 8aplcr, 2litanee pss perttcrbenen
Georse Csc, pereen fth fir jemeu 3,peef Der.
fannnsln, in Der 2tmtHnbe Don 8. 81. Sonee,
ESQ, in Neapias, auf Wtonta9 Den sten natbs
iten Snnt, I'm I llbr Nasbmittass, mann
mo no aIls babel interelftrtsm perfonen eiil.
selapen ,perpcn bei5uwobnsn.
Seinrieb Rboaos
Z. y. Jones, 2ubitorsn.
&liiab Debert
Neaoas, Otai 10, 1910. SIN.
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An 9OicCbantfer.

IN Ole0antter,
Gin srci1er Sorratb pon fatbru, tattaro
balbrnnbsn unp 9attrn ebneupen baitarp Sets
len, nrtit rlurm aIlacmslnen Ndortcmeut al:
orrs Scll'n, ftblfIicb fir Olafcblurnmeiter
rn0 Stbmlcbg, 5n pcrtaufen bel
Keim uno Miller
Gfc cer Spmn unO stem GraNen.
Sranina, Wlap 10. ON.
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81 q q, ri Cl, {.

Ger llnterfcbriebcnr tsuahuhtisst birmit
ersrHentt ale iclthe spcricneu bic lltb iettl
nofb pericbHlett milTtnan fcinem
Sttefel- nno Ghub- -Stpbr,
raB CT fr,ne Snhcr in bic 6dnce BON Cbars
lfs Urerel, geq. gum elnforosrn nberses
ben bat. SclCbe, cle noeb fbuIpIa ttub,ipar.
oen mobI tbun ipsnn tlc lp9Ieitb anyufen, um
Soften 5n eripareU.
2Ibrabam Qyen.
0carin9 Wlai 10. bp.
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1peun itr eiefe 5eieben febt 70 wiet

1psnn itr oiefe 5eiden febt 70 wist
ibr oae oas Enoe nabe iff.-&mc5 &ens
paa, ssaenwdrt9s 0sneral Yoifmsiffer, Elm
Sauptanfnbrer Der Qofofpfo5 unb felt benabe
SWSlf Sabrn Der psrtraute &atb9eber unfersr
Ywfbenten bat Dem Son9reffs feline Meii9nas
tjcn etn9efanbt unc w6nfbt fein Amt ju pers
laffcn fobalo cine @rnennuna an feinc Steae
esmatbt 1T. @eiuncbsit6umfdnse, bic mabrs
fbsinlih burb bic lseten Wabina6ribten si
nsn beeeutenSen Stos srlittsn BADEN ibn oaju
bs,po9en Elm 9lmt nisber5ule9en mas ct eodb
bdtte ba!b psrljeren nltlItn.
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Der. taaten Senat.

Die amteyit Der fct9snSen Ssnatcren snSi:
get itb am natbifsn 4tcn O1drH ndnljb:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-13

81 have Recommended camps Of dis
cipline for insirueting those who are a.
ready capable Of bearing arms; but the
career of military instruction for our youth
should commence as soon as their men
tai and bodily powers have acquired suf-
fcient strength.-Professorsbip Of tactics
should be established in all our semina-
ries, and even the amusements Of the
children should resemble the gimnasia Of
the Greeks.
'Ht will, no doubt, be urged as a rea-
son for continuing the old plan, that the
poorer class of our citizens cannot spare
five or six weeks in a year from their
farms to military duty. know that they
cannot without being psid. But is not
our government able 10 pay them! II
not, they ought 10 make themselves SO,
by laying on additional taxes. But am
persuaded that the money which is devO-
ted TO other objects might be more use.
fully, and certainly more consistently, de-
voted to this purpose. Under our pre-
sent circumstances the six thousand reg
uIar troops we have are very proper; but
| think one hundred thousand disciplined
militia would be better, and The money
which is spent in the former would soon
effect the discipline of the latter.
WILLIAM H. HARRISON.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-08-13

New BosToS, Brown Co., o., August II, Is4O.
To ths Editor the Standard.
AL that is wantingis TO get the wings tohsar &
read. Last Saturday we had an appointment for
Col d. Utter, the old hard-hsted hsIo OF Demo.-
rscy ofClermon,, and d. G. Devore, Esor., your
young hero Of Georgetown, to speak at this place
We expected some so or 20 hearers. but BY 10
O'Clock A. NJ, we saw them fockinz in from the
east, west, north and south, many Of them in their
lincey woolseY Jackets and fax and tow Pants,
until by O'Clock P. NJ, the hour appointed, there
were about two hundred on the grouud, when we
reared hickory sprout l0I feet long, with plain
American flag on it, without any log cabins, el-
der barrels or coonskins about it. When the Col.
onel mounted fine box and in his plain and
common style gave ahistory Of the two great p1-
litical parties and beautifully contrasting their
former doctrines with the present, fully proved to
any rational man that the wings held the same
principles Of their leaders, A. Hamilton and the
elder Adams; and left the Box with great ap-
plause.
When Mr.. DcvOre took his place, and spoke
Of Jeferson's administration, gave an excellent
history of the United States Bank, contrasting it
as deposit with the present. treasury plan, left
not remaining doubt even on the minds of some
of the wings. He left the box amidst the shouts of
the whole crowd. Ono whig, out of some S or G
present, ash he walked away, said he was no lon-
ger whig, and would vote for Van Buren; two
mO-e said they wOt Id vote for neither. So we
say'Eo ahead you with your pen, and Utter and
DevOre with their tongues, and if you can onv
get them to read and hear, they must come il,
the honest ones al least.
Your Friend
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therefor, according b law; shall be en-
titled to vote in the ttVn or ward where
he actually resides, and not elsewhere
for all officers that now are, or hereafter,
may be, elective by The people. But no
man Of color, unless he shall have been
for three years a citizen of this State,
and for one year next preceding any cleo
ton, shall be seized and possessed Of q
freehold estate Of the value Of two hun
dred and fifty dollars, over and above
all debts and membranes charged
thereon, and shall have!been actually ra-
ted, and paid tax thereon, shall be en-
titled 10 a vote al such election. And
no person of color shall be subject TO d.
rect taxation, unless be shall be seized
and possessed of such real estate as afore-
said.
Mr.. Van Buren, and II others voted for
the section as il reads above. 80 voted
against it. Mr.. Kent, Mr.. Spencer, who
is now the whig Secretary Of State OfNew
York, and many other prominent federal
lists, were in favor of a property qualica-
ton of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY
DOLLARS for white voters; and, if we
recollect correctly, they were among the
80 who voted against the adoption of the
above section.
N. P. Tallmadge, whom the wings have
lately elected to the United States Sem
ate from the State of New York, has
given the following evidence relative 10
Mr.. Van Buren's course in the Conven-
tion.
"After the close of the war; and when
peace was once more restored 10 our dis
tracted country, you at length see him,
Mr.. Van Buren,, in the Convention to
revise the Constitution. Here he was
again surrounded by the collected wisdom
and talent of the State-a constellation
of genius, IN which none appeared more
brilliant than himself Here 1t wGs that
he contended against the GriStocrGcy of
the land, in favor Of the people in the
extension Of the right Of suffrage.
Here it was that with others of the dem
ocratic school, he prevailed over those
who were unwilling TO entrust more pow
er to the people, and happily established
the principle, that in government like
ours, the people are capable of govern
ing themselves.
This extract is made from speech in
vindica;ion of Mr.. Van Buren,, after his
nomination as Minister to England had
been rejected by the U. s. Senate. We
will publish the whole speech hereafter.
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sHERLFF,S SALE

DURSUANT to an otler of the Court of Com.
Il mon Pleas of Brown County, Ohio, made at
their March term. 1910, and revived at their june
term, 1910, will offer for sale at the front door
of the Court house in Georgetown on Saturday
the 18Th day of September, lS4O, between the
hours of 10 and O'Clock on said day, The follow.
ing real estate, to wit: In lot No. Al in tha,
part ofGeorgetown laid off by said town, in Hen
ry Hewkirk's donation.
Ordered to be sold as the property of Samuel
G. Sisco g. wife at the suit of George Mehord
Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN ]. HIGGINS Sh'ff. B. CO.
Shefff's Office, August 1lth 1910.
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August 7th, ls4O.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DURSUANT to an order of sbe Court of
II Common Pleas of Brown County Ohio.
made at their June term, IS40, win ofera for
sale al the front door of the Court house in
GeOrgelOwn, on Saturday the 18th day of Sep
tembeI, l84O, between the hours of 10 and 4
O'Clock on said day the following real estate 10
Wit: A tract OF land lying in Brown county Ohio,
on the waters Of Whiteoak creek, containing one
huno-ed and four acres, and bounded as follows:
Beginning at Higgins and Titus corner, three
sugartrees; thence binding with Titus & Hol-
denis lineNOrth l l deg. Z. 2O2 poles to an ash,
buckeye and stake; thence S. 20 deg. w. ITO
poles 10 stGne, corner of Thomas and Abner
Elliott; thence binding with their line S. II deg.
w. l52 poles to beech, lynn and sugartree /;
thence binding with Ovsrturf's line S. 6II E..
Sc poles TO the beginning.
Ordered to be sold at the suit of Isaac CocI.-
ran against Stephen Bowen. Valued at $500.
Terms, cash in hand.
JOHN J. HIGGINS Sh'f. B. C. o.
Sheriff's Office August 1lth, 1910.