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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

An EpIDEsrc.--The Pic calls the rage
for starting new papers, athe typs-rs fs-
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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

BY vote which passed the Ohio Legis-
lature, we perceive that the county seat
of Lucas Countyis to be removed from To-
ledD to Maumee. ed
Friend Reed, what are suckers worth in
that marketl--.uich. Whig.
Worth dressing; come down here and
we'll do it for you. er-rt. -y.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

Our thanks are due to Messrs. Goode and
J. w. Allen for Congressional documents.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

Within a few days. contracts have been
entered into. Tor the transportation of Io.-
600 hbls. Of flour, from points between
Pittsburgh and Wheeling 10 New York.
by the way of New. Orleans. y
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

,Hoilo, Sam! what you doin' dar? sFisl,.
m. M We'll wat dat you got in yo' mouf =
Nothn but somo ieo'ms for bast!iss
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

sit is" says the CiluFchinan, ga fact
at once remarkable and gratifying, that
three buildings in the city Of Albany, ORR
glnally erected for Theatrical purposes. are
now places of.Christian Worship. y
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

LAuNcH.-4The splendid steam boat MIS-
SOURI,, was launched at Vermillion, on
Thursday the 18th of March inst, at 10
o'clock, A. M. .fs Iut Ht.1F
This boat is seven hundred tons burthen;
and is designed for an upper lake boat. Its
style, model and general arrangement 10
not inferior to any boat on the lake.
The Missouri was built by the well
known builder, Capt. B. s. Goodsel, Of
VermIion.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

Inc Great western brought about H.
ooo letters apd an immense number Of
newspapers for all parts of the country.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

a NoBLE Pam The two most promi-
nent individuals at the late charter election
in Detroit, were DR.. Theller, the Cana
dian refugee patriot, and Ex-Governor Ma
son. The one had plunged his country in-
to the unavailing struggles of civil war
the other has sunk his adopted State, over
whose interests he was called to preside
from his incorporate zeal against Ohio, in
to bankruptcy and ruin. The ex-Gover-
nor, in the management Of the interests Of
Michigan, and IN his connection with the
fnancies of the State, has fallen SO low
that his administration, earned for Michi-
gan the reputation of being the worst 60
verned State in the Union. This, however,
according tS the recent adopted standard
in this State, only adds" additional lusture
to his character s. Jour.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28
Washington Correspondence oftho Boston Atlas.
THOMAS CORWIN.

Mr.. Thomas Corwin of Ohio, one of the
ablest debaters and sharpest wits in the
House, then took up the broad sword in de-
fence of old Tippecanoe, and directed some
powerful thrusts OF his two edged claymore
at Mr.. Crary of Michigan, who attempted
to undermine the high reputation of the
brave and gallant soldier, by reviving an
exploded sander, respecting the conduct
of the General IN one of his most import
ant battles. Mr.. Corwin commenced his
sarcastic phllipic, by transforming the re-
preventative from Michigan into modern,
sunshine militia general--a man who had
read the first two pages of Baron Steuben,
and carved a watermelon on parade day,
with a sword eighteen inches long. He
set him forth as not only learned military
critic, but great ci,ilian-a graduate Of
Yale College, deeply versed in Ns Prius
and Tidd's practice-a man perfectly well
qualified to Judge of the merits of every
battle recorded in history, from the days Of
Nimrod down to the present moment. He
then took up the charges made by his wise
connoisseurof of war against Gen. Harrison,
and contrasted them with the actual events
to which he had alluded, and kept the whole
House fixed to their seats in admiration, or
convuseG with laughter, until the hour of
adjournment. Mr.. Corwin is a seif-educa-
ted man, and possesses a rare fund of ge-
nuine mother wit. lie is one of your 'good
fellows'--cever lin Yankee sense) talent
ed and indoleut. He says he never speaks
in the House unless, like Baluam's ass, he
is kicked intoit. He has keen sense of
the ludcrous and peculiarly happy style of
expression. His manner while speaking is
very agreeable, and strikingly Indicative of
the thoughts which he utters. Sometimes
he throws'a good deal of force and ANNA
ton into his sentences, and at others he
assumes the attitude ofa man who is about
to say pleasant and roguish thing. When
one of these happy ideas strikes his mind
he reminds one strongly ofpoor Finn. the
comedian, in Billy Black, when he got ano-
ther good 'un' Mr.. Corwin, in early life,
was a Virginan WAGNER, or mountain boy;
'And drove six horse team, wo boy.'
He was one ofthe ablest Jehus that cross
ed the Alleganies: cracked louder whip,
drove better team, told better story,
and loved prettler girl than any chap of
his size on the road. From this envable
station, he passed to a farm, from thence
into lawyers closet, and from that com.
mon stepping stone to greatness, to the
floor Of Congress. He still retains much of
the frank, independent air ofthe free noun
tain boy 1 '-
The Cincinnati Republican remarks:
Mr.. Corwin was not Virginia WAGNER,
but an Ohio WAGNER: he drove baggage
wagon in Gen. Harrison's army, during the
Northwestern campaigns of1als and is.
Mr.. Corwin was born in Kentucky, but
was raised in Ohio, having been brought
here when mere child. The early part of
his life was spent on farm, and he is now
said TO be one of the best Farmers, as well
as one of the best Lawyers IN Ohio.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

LocoFocoIsM.-T The bill to remove the
Seat of Government Of this State has passed
both branches Of the Legislature. This
measure, which if carried into effect will
cost the State two or three millions of dol
lars, owes its origin to letter written by
some of the citizens Of Columbus to Mr..
Lloyd, declaring their disbelief of the char
ges made against him--charges which the
majority were very anxious should be thought
true. This insult to the dignity of SO grave
body aroused its indignation which has
found vent in the bill to remove the seat of
government. That the Capital is actually
to be moved no one believes and no tyro
who had inadvertently raised the devil with
out having at hand charm wherewith to
lay him, ever felt more chasrin at the re-
cult ofhis incantations, than do these g mo-
vers' Of the sea: Of government feel at the
spot Of ,oork they themselves have fallen
into. Let them 60 on; with rope enough
they never fail to hang themselves.
.ELRcrIoN IN ToLEDo.--The election Of
city officers in Toledo, has resulted in a
signal victory to the wings. The canvass
was carried on upon strict party grounds,
md the utmost exertions made TO bring out
thewhole force of the city. Not stone
was unturned, nor voter suffered to re-
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28
THOMAS CoRwN.

;" SRNATORIAL ELEcToKS. -
WIN. R. PUTNAM, ofWashington CO.
Realm BEALl, of Wayne CO.
( ~ DIsTRIcT ELRcToRs.
lat Dist. ALEXANDER MAHEw, Of Hamilton CO.
I'd F." HENRy HARTER, OF Preble CO,
Sd AURORA SPAFFoRD, of Wood co.
4th I" JosHuA CoLLETT. of Warren co.
5lh +" ApRAM MILBy, ofClermont co.
6th SAMUEL F. VINroN, Of Galia co.
7th JoHN J. vANMErrR, OF Pike co.
9Th AoUILbA ToLAND, of Madison CO.
9th PERLEY D. JOHNSON, Of Morgan CO.
10th q JOHN DUKES, of Hancock CO.
Jlth q OtHA BRAsHEAR, of Guernsey co.
l2th JAMES RldUET, of Muskingnm co.
J3ih CHRIsTorHER MILLER, of Coshocton CT
18th JoBN CAREY, OF, Crawford CO.
18th DAVID KING, of Medina co.
18th I" STORM Rosa, of Geauga CO.
17th g JOHN BATTY, OF Carroll CO.
18th " John AUGUSTINE, of stnfk co.
10th JOHN yAMIsoN, Of Harrison co.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

OUrRAeEoUs.-Da Neal, respecta.
BILE Quaker Preacher, travelling in the
State of Delaware, was charged unjustly,
with preaching abolition doctrines-seized
by gang Of ruffians two miles from Smyr-
ma, tarred and feathered and rode on rail
-an old, feeble man. Such outrageous
conduct viii make abolitionists by hun.
dreds. The authorities of that State owe
it to themselves, TO justice aud humanity
to ferret out, and severely punish the cr-
minals.-M y. Euc. Star. ".
The Evening Star is right. Such outra-
ges do indeed multiply aboltlonists by hun
dreds. John G. Calhoun, Duff Green aud
Martin Van Buren, have made more Aboli-
tionists than Arthur Tappan, Alvin Stew.
art and Gerrt Smith. The former play in.
to the hands of the latter. Calhoun and
Green agtate the question for political eff
feet at the South. Van d rem goes with
them to obtain the support of. the slave
holding States. 1t is nefarious game, in
which honest men, both at the North and
South are deluded and betrayed. -Evening
Jour. ra
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

SiGNs IN ViRGINIA. M. Peyton,
for many years representative IN the Vir-
ginia Legislature, and at the last election
one of the most efficient supporters of Mr..
Van Buren,, has come out in favor of Gen,
Harrison, and is announced candidate
for the house of Delegates for Roanoke
county.
P. G. Payne, for more than 90 years a
Delegate in the Virginia Legislature, for
the county of Fluvana, in that State, has
come out in a very able address in favor OF
General Harrison. The county of Fluva-
na gave Mr.. Van Buren majority Of $50
votes in 1886, and will now give two to
one in favor of Gen. Harrison.
e. Fontaine, (Conservatiye,) Senator
from the Hanover district, has also publish
ed powerful address in favor of Gen. Har-
rison. rr
The revolution in Virginia against Mr.,
Van Buren, extends through every county
in the State, and is sweeping Locofecoism
from the Commonwealth. On the Whig
Electoral ticket there are nine gentlemen
who supported Van Buren, in 1886; aud we
notice DR.. Stuart Baldwin, of Manchester
the Van Buren, Elector for that district in
1886, is now amoiig the most active supper.
ters of Gen. Harrison "The work goes
bravely on !-.Madisonian.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

SIZR OF NEwsPApERs.-The editor of a
North Carolina paper being asked why he
did not enlarge the dimensions Of his sheet,
replies: :--Hl II may be the custom of some to
Judge of newspapers as a sapient justice of
causes presented to his consideration, by
throwing the documents connected with
each case into pair of scales and deciding
by their we,gh: but we hope we do not
live IN a community where SO profound
test is usually applied. We rely upon the
fact, that though we do not print upon n
sheet OF mammoth size, yet we can give as
much new matter as most papers; and by a
system OF fcondensation, presen: snch a va
riety as will afford something for every well
tempered appetite. We shall not load our
columns with ponderous articles, but en-
deavor to give that which may prove iu..
i" Useful to ths best pursuits of man; .,....
Friendly TO thought, to virtue and to peace"
There lisa deal Of good sense in that same
reply. 1t is too much the habit of people
at large to judge of the merits of news
paper by quantity rather than quality
They look at it in the same light that spe-
culator in old clothes does who values sheet
according to the amount of traffic that may
be wrapped in it,. The besetting sin Of
newspaper publishers has been and is de-
sire to PRINT the largest sheet, without re-
gard to the wants of community, or to the
character ofits contents, and by very many
1t is deemed rather beneath the dignity of a
man to have anything to do with small pa
per- A mammoth sheet filed with estate
and Improbable" advertisements, in their
eyes looks decidedly more respectable than
a dimputiVe one, where every line tells for
the amusement of the reader aud profit of
the publisher. We are. glad TO see dispo-
sition exhibited among the craft to & cut
their coats according to their CLOTH" They
will find it much to their benefit in the end.
-Bdltimore Sun. 4a'e 9fl'
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1840-03-28

A Tippecanoe club in old Hancock will
they, can they revolutiouize that county,
God speed thsmin the good work!
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MAUMEE CITY EXPRESS.

SATURDAY, MARCH 2s, ,a4o.
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Nummer 81.
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