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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
FLORIDA NEWS.

From the Charleston Patriot.
Forty Indians captured and ten Indians
banged.
The ST. Augustine Herald Of the Slst
ut, supplies the subjoined intelligence.
Capt, Thompson. Of the Walter NJ. ar
rived this morning from Key Bscayne,
brings verbal report that Col, Harney,
who had proceeeed into the everglades
with ninety men, succeeded IN discover
ing the town Of We ki-kak, where he cap
lured twenly-nine women aud children
and one warrior, aud killed OF hanged tel
warriors (.hey were perhaps shut in the
attack.
We hope, however, that they were
hanged, after being caught alive, for be
longing 10 the gang which committed the
nassacres al tiarIODsahaichie and Indial
Key; they deserved neither mercy, iodg'
or jury--nOlhing bu. On executioner; sat
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
ELECTION FRAUDS.

The Ohio Statesman publishes the bill
introduced into the Senate by Mr.. Faran
on the 9TH inst, ''T'o preserve the purity
Of Elections" II contains twenty.seven
sections, and is q column and halt long.
II declares that no person shall vote
except where he actually resides, defines
residence TO mean "a settled abode, or
home" and makes violation of this part
of The law punishable by imprisonment
inihe P niteniiary, at hard labor, mol le' 8
than one nor more than five years. The
exceptions to these provisions are the
Judges of The Scnreme and President
Judge Of The Common Pleas Courts, who
are permitted, while discharglng the du.
ties Of their station to vote for members
Of Congress and uf the State Legisla-
lure in any township Of the districts in
which they respectively reside, and foI
Goyenor and Electors Of President and
Vice President anywhere in the State.
For such frauds as false swearing a
The polls, deposling in the ballot.box ans
ticket other than that which II is prope
for each voter TO give and a Judge 10 de
posile, or wilful neglect Of duty by th'
officers Of an election, punishment is pro
vided by Imprisonment in The peni,enilar!
a, hard labor, for periods varying from ont
TO five years,-Cin. Gag.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
FURTHER INDIAN NEWS.

The following is an extract ofa letter
from an officer Of the army, received in
this city, containing some further details
Of intelligence from Florida.
"From go to 20 Indian warriors have
come in to the different posts, with their
rifles, which they have surrendered, thus
manifesiing a willingness on their part TO
close the war. This fact, in connection
with the report brought by those who
lave surrendered, that many of their
brethren are about to follow their exam
pie, affords a strong ground of hope that
he war may soon be terminated.
| Al Fort Tanning, ii warriors came in
m Christmas day. AT Tampa Bay, Is
warriors came in on the same day. Sew
en- came to Fort King, in quest of Cen
eral Armistead. They afterwards left
hat post 10 seek him at Tampa Bay
| AT Cedar Key, II warriors surrendered
themselves. Several others (number no
known) came IN at No 4, post be
tween Cedar Keys and Fort Tanning
Among those that have surrendered
here are but two OF three M.ckasuckies
he most indomitable of all the tribes
These warriors all came in at dIfferen
p,sls, within four days Of each other.
s supposed. that The delegation from Al
kansas has contributed TO produce thi
: state Of things. Some Of the delegatio
, are with the Commanding General, an
J some with the enemy. They compos
I at present very weak tribe in the Wes
and are anxious to strengthen themselve
4 by tue addition of those remaining |
!. Florida. The white flag was flying |
all military posts when this informaliu
. had been received.
Major Faun,leroy, while on scout q
! The both ult. captured 7 Indians abul
: seven miles from Tampa. On Monde
last, 29lh ult. two baggage wagons b
longing 10 the Quarter Masters dcPaI
h ment, were temporarily seized by thr'
!, indians near Pilalka; one Of the tCamste
4 having been killed.
The above news is confirmed by p
q vate letters. A postscript on one lett
q adds the following: "The Express sa
10 Indians have also come in at POM
J rassa.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

the people Of Florida have long deplOred
the unfrequency ofsu salutary retri-
butive examples. If these Indians we're
hanged, their people will see we are at
last in earnest. How much blood might
have been saved had ten Indians been
hanged five years ago! ~
Col Harney, We are told, went in at
the Mama, and came out near Cape Sa-
BILE. Ifso, he must have gone where no
white man has proceeded, and discover
ed singular and important water cOmmu'
nication across the south Of the peninsu'
Ia.
We gave the gallant Colonel Our gOot
wishes when he went down, and we are
reioiced to see them fulfilled.
The party returned round the coast
leaving Capt. Davidson, who is, we arr
sorry to say, dangerously i'll, at IndiaI
Key. Another expedition is preparing
Official reports may be expected tO-mOr
row by the VIM. Gasion.
| We said few days ago that the des
llruction of one Indian was of more i'm
portance than the taking Of BeyrOut.-
What then must be our rejoicing whe
iorty are captured. Our market is illr
IN mated .to.nighi--tha big gun is OUT
The band is playing cheeIily, aud the pee
pie are shouting for JOY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
NATIONAL CURRENCY

The great object Of the Coonskin par
nv is, without doubt, to saddle the cOHn-
,ry with an in'erminable paper currency
that system by which the great mass 2.
the people of England has been reduced
10 absolute pauperisni. Their leader y
making his motion to repeal the IFeasslI J
law, refused to explain what he Intenoeu
% substitute in its room, giving the oIn..' ~
aus answer to the inqHry--'sSEtse' tse'ea.Jg..
the day Is the epil thereof" EslI eHOa
indeed. v..L .nq
He then posts Of 10 Rev "a osA ..,.ss ~
Philadelphia, there to colcoc' IT. h's p'a.s "
in conjunction with stuck galno.s's g;o" ri. TSs
money dealers ii those cities ~ lns
min, ander consideration. = new Da". y
entire. o. / patching up q me o,o y ... ro.'s.
cancern--.ihat cannot resume, ! resum'
sSo NAV, witnOutbogging loans from 0lh
or banks -. ,.h;.s
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

Of those two cities shall the new concer
be established. The old erudge Of Me-
York against Philadelphia must be doa
away, BY some means or other. Ther
is no doubt but the Coonskin clique,
conciliate their employers in Eaglan1
have strong preference for TeViving ID
system, by patching up the old Philads
phia concern, two thirds or three-foart
Of which is owned by the great folks
London, The capital is not worth MOI
than so cents on the dollar, and 10 briI
it up to par, will require the national d
IpOsites, and the national credit, for i
notes, and national charter for 81
years, which, il once obtained, will ba
charter in perpetuity; for nothing short
revolution can break down the syste|
and it is difficult to bring nation Of pa
pers TO that point. The Coonskin cliq
have found out the pipe-laying syste
by which the late elections have b q
carried, and the greater the poverty Of d
peOp Q, the more easily can that systd
be brought into action; and there c|
therefore, be but little hope that, und
universal paper system, another Jad
son can ever be elected. So now
people have nothing to expect bu
grand rally of all the cerruptiOnists ia
land, to procure a Congress, such as q
in 1882, to pass a charter, whether fol
great 100 millions bank, TO be located
r New York, or new charter for the
rickety concern, in Chesnut street;
: they have got the main ohject--a Pr
dent who has made public declara1
q that he will veto no bill passed by q
If gress. And it is not yet passed out
IS the recollection OF the people, the eft
o produced by half million of dollars
n TO members Of Congress, in 1882.
~ brought a'recharter, with which the i
If pie, at this moment, would have b
a. saddled, but for the honesty aud pat
af ism of Andrew Jackson, who put his
on The bill.
in Let charter be granted in either
Il ses hinted at, and farewell TO Amer1
v. liberty. Under such bank, British
n. ranny will be more fully established
fl America, than it is at this moment
= Ireland, and nothing but most bld
od revolution can produce once more A
ot lean independence and such a re'
70. ton itself is not to be expected, \
: such powerful money party will b
d. generally spread over the whole Uoi|
ss' And, what is more degrading, ih|
~ rapny will be exercised by a merce
,pt. crew Of money dealers and stock
II blers in London, New York, and p
Ar. delpha.-Cin. Ado.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
CONGRESS.
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Sun.
WAsuINGTON Cry. Jan. 5th IS4O,

OUUCspuHN6uES VI JU0 bulhululp Duus
WAsMINGroN CRY, Jan. 9th lS4O.
In the Senate, this morning, after the
business Of the morning was transacted,
the bill providing fot a permanent and
prospective pre-empion law, was again
taken up for consideration. After some
debate, and without coming TO any de-
Csion thereon, the bill was laid over for
malIy and the Senate adjourned.
In tho House Of Representatives, the
Speaker laid before the House c0mmu
nicaliOn from The Cover ,Or Of the State
Of Missouri, in relation to the boundary
line oil that State. Also, q communica
ton from the Post Office Department
giving a statement Of the expenditure o
the department.
A resolution was offered, asking ih'
appointment Of committee 10 investl
gate the affairs of The JUL in this city
aud the condition Of the prisoners
Some debate Of a desullory chaIacle
arose in relation to the condition of lun
alics in the jail. Mr.. Cost Johnson OBJ
served that the committee IN the DIS
lrict had already reported bill, anlhOriz
ing the Marshal TO remove The luHatcs L
Baltimore. The resolution was theE
Withdrawn.
The next business was the special or
der, viz: the consideration Of the cOntes
ted Pennsylvania election case, between
Messrs Npylor and IngersOll. Mr. Me
dill offered resolution 10 the effect tina
| Mr.. lngersoll should have permission tt
be heard ut the bar ofthe House in sup
port Of his claim. After a long debat,
lbe Fesolu ion was adopted.
Mr.. Ingersoll then appeared Of the ba
or the House, and proceeded TO give hi
reasons for clOlming the seat now occu
pied by Mr.Naylor. Without co ,cludlng
he gave way toa mutton Of adiournmen
The subject will be resumed Tomorrow
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

urged aud argued by Mr. Crittenden with
extraordinary perseverance, and skill,
mingled with bitter sarcasm. de was
met at every point and folled BY Mr,
Buchanan, whose cOasumate debating
powers, admirable equaAimity of temper,
liberal and comprehensive principles
were never more happily exhibited. Mr.
Crittenden being fairly put hors dc COM
hat. by the discussion and vote OF yester-
day. Mr.. CLAY entered the field to-day in
a general attack upon the presumption
bill; and, in his speech assailed the right
OF the States TO admit foreigners to the
elective franchise by constitutional pro-
vision or Otherwise. -.
Mr.. Wright replied to Mr. Clay on
this point, with his accustomed clearness
and cower. He showed from the Con-
s,imtion of the United States, that to the
States was reserved the whole authority
of prescribing the qualifications under
which ''the people" should exercise 'ne
rithi Of suffrage. Mr. Clay resoluteiy
comhated the position that alien emf
o.
grants we're such people as the States
on establishing Constitution, could re-
cognize as capable of admission 10 th'
elective franchise. How this interest
| ing topic was discussed, our readers vii
: have the opportunity OF seeing in teVV
, days, from our Congressional report
/ is nroper for US to observe here, howe'
er' that tie same question was made b
,, Mr.. Clay's side OF tile House, on the ad
> mission Of ofMichigan into the Union, whe
] the objection was taken to her ConSt
/. tution, that cpery free Uhtte male, ha'
i. ing obtained the age and residence r.
sqHred, was permitted to vote. This oil
lection was overruIed by Congress
: that time; and Mr.. Wake! Of MlsS'ssII
j. p showed that the Judiciary had passe
}, upon it in some Of the States, and had d.
y cided that emigrants were people III u
J sense of the Constitution OF the Unite
. States, and might receive the elec'''
L franchise from State authority. itit chO'
}. to confer it.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

/ new hears the same relation 10 the body |
politic tba, blood does to the human sys-
tenn and adulluratiOn is equally injurious
10 both. II encouraged and fosteFed that
blOaisd paper currency which has caused
most Of the evils we now endure; for
had bank bills never been received into
the public treasury, the operations Of
banks would have been confined, as was
originally intended, 70 commercial opera
tions, and would have been comparative
ly harmless. They would not have had
the power 10 control the whole money
and business operations Of the country,
nor 10 embarTass the financial operations
oC the Government. Gen. jackson had
the patriotism and Guinness TO interpose
the veto power 10 check this cOunteract'
ing influence, BY refusing to re.charie'
/ the United States Bank which originated
Z with those who desired. by adulteratnt
y the currency, TO defeat the object OF tlI'
h Constitution, and establish in lis stead
u government similar 10 that of England.
of To carry out the work begun by Gen
IN Jackson, Mr.Van Buren, recommended III
- independent treasury, which is dcsigne
10 to restore the financial operations of tn
" government TO the systom contemplate
c by tho Constitution, and recommends
by Washington, and thus TO render harm
~ less the counieracting force of the pa
o' per money. Yet this measure meet
% with more opposition from the fedora
10 lists than any other measure of any deH
at ocratic administration, except, perhap
d. the late war with Great Britain. The
fear 10 let It have a fair trial lest i
no healthy influence should become app
''0 rent ard be approved of by the PeoPl
d" But revlle it as they may, and repeal
on as they probably will, we believe tina, Il
nc people will yet be made sensible OF
nc utility, and will adopt il as the only ss
'e' anchor of tho Constitution.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19

the officers Of banks, but custOdiers of
trust funds, exposed TO peculiar iempta-
tions, and, therefore, requiring more
watchful Supervision than merchants ira :
ding on their capital, whose losses mus
all be borne by themselves.
We therefore, beseech your honorable
body, lift is found 10 be expedlent 10 pass
uniform bankrupt law, that banks
aud all other trading corporations, may be
subjected 10 lie operation.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
From the Globe,
DEBATR IN THE SENATE.

The old Federal feeling against aliens
whlch characterized the administration
Of the ftst Adams, Is spr0uling up a
mOng the now dOminani--we might say
dOmineeEing~-dynasty, that comes in un-
der General HarTison's black cockade,
with astonishing vigor. The old root,
dormant so many years, which in the be.
ginning would have excluded "Odi0ns'
emipranis, as alien enemies, from foot
hold on our soil, shoots up ProdIglons
growth Of overshadowing Upas 20 pOison
OUT very air aud earth 10 every thing eroi'
g. Yesterday, the attack wss made On
the right cf,he emigrant from abroad tc
acquire, BY purchase, title 10 the land
settled, improved, and built upon by him
upon the conGitiOn Of Other purchasers. ~
This disabling Of alien emigrants was
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-01-19
From the Gil
FUTURE FEDERAL POLlCl

FUTURE FEDERAL POLlC'
Ii is generally understood that
Cnttenden, Of Kentucky, is to iI
Office Of Attorney General Of the U
States, aud of course a station II
cabinet, under the Administration
to come into power. That geniI
possesses a large share Of talent,
besides the intrinsic weight whic
will have in the cabinet, will exc
the influence over the new Admin
ton, which he will carry into it as
especial friend and representative o
Clay.
ln this view of The subject, more
the usual importance is TO be attach
the declaration of Mr.. CriItendCn,
| in the Senate on Tuesday last, Il
was in favor Of the establishment
Bank Of the United States, and b.
sidered that measure to be the onl
| which could afford relief and d
currency to the country. All ohio
sures, such as the State bank and
pendent Treasury systems, ne I
as inefficient, illusory, and inadequ
meet the public wants. To these {
ations. MIR. Clay repeatedly gave 1
senting inclination Of his head.
1t may, therefore, now be cons
as the settled determination of tn
eraI Wing leaders to make the CT
Of n Bank Ofihe United States ih'
ing measure ofthe new AminIstrat
To that will be added disirIbu
the proceeds ofthe public lands
the several States, and a new tar'l
imported merchandise, if a suthc'e
iorily can be commanded in both
Of Congress, to pass laws tor the'
pOses.