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New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
suw PAfeN Na.as.,r L,tANN
syEr,0&s'ATlON

hE RREHGEE and English ChH.nicals. Pcrfrm-ry.
" hair and tooth brushes wood, ivory, horn ana shell
COMBS of every descrpuOn sponge and Resh orashes'
clothes and shaving ashes; large assortment oil naer
ans Anbrosial CRAM wholesale and retail SHAVING soap
Of every descriptions almond paste and cream for the
hands Wigs toupecs susponders, odoricrou' comp uhd
oPersan bags pure lnvcHdcr water toe I'll pow
puts and hair powder large assortment OF essences Tor
tsc handkerchief such verbena rcse musk, Vanilla
bergamo,, lemon, bouac lie Caroline, bouquet de ho
Paichculy almond, anbTosia, &c. &c. Office No. Bn'-
clay street ....
GRANoJEAN'S COMPOSITION
For he hair Is used daily by more than 81 Oto pco-
ps for preventing the air from turning gray curing
biluess CaaAiill Ac and be obtained at NO Bar
cay-street
EAU GRANDJEAN
Curling Fluid for washing the har, is also To DO had
wholesale and tat, 1t thu anne office
BANUOllNE ny GRANDjEAN.
A preparation for fo,sDg aud arranging the hair The
most harsh and su will by the of this become
son aEi glossy.
large beautiful and unique assortment OF superior
HAIR BRUSHES,
Manufactured exclusively for Mr GrandJeans establish
menl, with the press of being used with ms
celebrated competition
The only genuine
For the human hair prepared from the original formula OF
the Baron Thcnard 10y Grandeur.
AROMATIC COLOGNE WATER
To obtain the genuine article iulu!c Tor GrandJean EAU
dc Cologne. H-H "
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
,,fcesxMNN R,.iIICTE -ENGLlSh AM
g,.y MISREPRESENTATION STEEL PENS.

n the late FAIR of the American Institute, Silver
"A Medal was awarded Josiah Hayden. for his suPe-
rior American Pens Ii il. pow comedies that hayueh'
Pens are euaa 10 the and better than most .: those
imported This price much les, aud the trade hnd
advantageous to deal in theiz Consumers also VIII nEd
IN. Quality equal TO their expectations 9r sale 10 the
,rsdc nv EDW J. EMO plau-st- NIL
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

49, .iO0nS I,s re "a to'"u aal b-G-r""u
Es ith closets panirI,s sc. suitable for sma
Also, one large room, extraordinarily "c lighted sata
Vic Tor Workshop. Inquire on the premises OF
@. n IOLlN LOOK 4. m Isnr nt 81 Ann a.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
Tooth Ache-deiesisd name,

TOOTH Ache-dcItsIsu IaIHu'
Mot justly damned TO everlasting l1ihe 49,.
w can have cured for IS cts Warranted never 20
ache ,saiu. =, 49,,
Sufferers are invited call and te't the merits OF ny
Nerve Paste. Il certain and safe remedy rice, sn-
Iiny> Decaved Teeth filed this best manner for > 10
= Other operations accordingly. DIR. Pearson, sur
reon Dentist, ll3 Canal street 40 iIn
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
s,eARDAN 39D.G.s usy be otgiue Cd in a p-.
. VITO flm.y. hA arn-.ll.. N a. Hnd.nn-.i. .l-L

SuA 10 LET front ParIor, Russia Iron urare,
l;iE Maj be Mantle, and PLACED furnituIe-~ith Bed
n-s@- Room. = Genl-e Modsrp Built hnUse-"Ith
Good ard, Two Sugle Geuii'm,n. be ALEC accom-
'.oda,ed. The family very .m- an1 private. Apply II
Fcrsyth Street. 80 IN
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
W a N rs.

sVANTE "a BY OF GOOD morals aaosi 10 var "a
who board Hith his parents will be preferred hrplt
At IS Ann street slou
I Osr.-A certificate OF TWENTf SHAKES Of the
IL Jem4ica and Brooklyn Railroad sock IN favor Of
Jno L. Merton J Application xii be made to the Cols
rany their Office, the 10Th OF January next Tor ne"
certificate. an
rEND NURSERY lIEN AND LOVER, OF
l. FRUIT-EmBoy It's wanlei by one perfectly
acquainted with pruslng orchards grapevine
&c Also engraitns and building. Th beng he proper
for eating and packing Cons for next Spring
use He you'd inform those who may want any thiDg
d-ne IN this hue ha' he understands cutting PTePnRT
and packing cion- such way that they can be tr-n-
ported 10 any distance, aud any climate and be .r
with ac.y lrcm the 1T OF April 10 the middle OF June
Those having choi IL thu way accommodate
their friends distance with IL Ana proprienIs al
have cion- put ny fer their for
as, &C. note drectcd to +. Kelsey, and lief, nj the
Americas lasIiue, Will mret prompt ATTENTION az Ia
DOARDEHs;.-Age gentleman 4rd IN, Ni'o so
- single ges;staen have larE- room on the first
floor with bo4;G, small prvate family the tat
terry Ref euCes exchanged If required. Addros, : T.
office OF TN. ?apcr ~ ~
s194s IL al small fanny, sugi- .cnticI-H,
Id have Board ani rI. a,snr rooms private family
l0l Eos Btoado aylou'c first cias er sul'ct board
srs and iccauon ycri desirable. ~ IL
I,NCRLLEfE HOARD AND ROOMS
II be 10y Ladies ami Gentlemen, IN ',elisSiu
house, stone. throw from Broadway. Apply AT lly
Mercer street, near the corner Of frln'e. n3D II
D0AKDsN4S-A vcntler-an and his ~Iie.
ID single gentlemen can Be accommodated with GOOD
board No 40 Fui;on tr Also, two or tsrce person.
can be accommodated wtn dinner. r29 Il
:t0A&DA and s.9D.Gs may be ob.glned in ap-i
- fam;ly. by applying AZ 2ci Hudscn-.,. ELL
- WASJG ia good improved Farm OF 30 10
Az 100 situate some" bere WITHIN 50 mics o! N
cIty OF New York and really worth ah nc 100 Or irt
dollars, Tor when will he given In exchange s,verll
Dsclin, Houses, all nearly with suitable gardens
good els g. e. complete; and mich AL
tened AID w rent FOR far interest On their valuation
rni, p!opert ciigbly situated Elznt eihown. New
Ir,.fy. ANY person basir- such Farm 10 di. Of
bye d. ;rbad, and who my wish 10 q tar
cpao:s I'll rnpl, by letter I-paD addressed TO W
". a uie- If the iribure.
re p.ieapt s plrss- be particular describing
~ farm huildus, aad should II be found to WI
purpose, the applicant hal have due and PROMPT AT
tan IN d2l eoG3H'
-. 10 I-k.r l.nni Pn1Inr Kn..ln Itnn L1r-I.-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

rNWO SILVER MEDALS AND DI-
L tLOMAS have been s~ aTt;cd 20 John Lintmirk =
Chatham for the best Cologne AID Pcrunery For
years he has been engaged IN the manufacture OF Per
fmery in this city and until the present time he has rot
presented himself before the public IN the advertising
columns of Sny Paper but sustained by the decision
of encu; Judge. Perfumory given at the airs held
~ this CITY and Boston. he ie9ls authorized N saying -
those Who want any article MS line, that at $ Chatham
street they may 6nd superior qiaiity st m'eerate
n,,ccs Remember the number is IS formerly entrance
- CLa,han, Cnspel ola ly
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
D r Y GOODS.

gEUFFs. HUEFs, MUFFs. AT WAT
Va SONS 1874 hathan-si. and 100 Boz ery.-The sub
crher informs the ladies of Newiork aud vicinity that
he hs, now on hand very rich and elegant ent
Of Lynx and other Fur Muis at price, reduc, full sc
per cent from any previous year He earnestly sOciis
call before purchasing and those sm
they shall be di-ap oirlcd. For trimmings of all
kinds and Furs repaired r notice.
ngg In MAISON. Ii NhalnAm.,t nnd LEO RoMcry
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
NOW F'UHLa-faED AND FOX SAL
AT 1873 BROADWAY.
JONES'S B00k-k EEPlNG.

M which Knowledge Of the principles OF Double IN
4 Try - rendered far easy OF attainment ne
work !. already adopted of the la gest academic
institutions this country, and Is the hfs American M
proy,mcnt on the which has been adopted IN hig
iarI where il IS low extensively Introduced. Ic|chefs
and are respectfully invited the WORK
Mr. Jores has done much foI the advancement OF TINS
branch of knowledge" II. Schsfor, with Prime W ara "
King :. II Picr>on, VIII A. Tnrpan Co.; H. = W hit
temoro with Cater, Buckley. Merritt 4 Co.
Instruction gwen by the -uthor usual both day and
evening Strangers intending TO study THIS branch are
referred confidence merchants generally rs to MI
-, success IN tenching or on application NJ the .oOms
they viii Sc referred boSkkoepers who have been quail
flied under hi, instruction. al Nv
,vsNes,S CEEFBtsATED CHAIRS -
N All kind, Tor ease and coplort, such j. Rocking
Hccumhcut Revolving &c. The first premium at the
TWO last FAIRS has been awarded Mugs Chairs They
are warranted 10 be far superior any III thu CITY or
elsewhere. NJ w hIN"' fateH'ee'
ala If 474 broadway. Grand and Broomc- SITS
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

NEW FAIR GOeDS.-ALFRED SMITH.
Y Merchant Tailor, No. I2G fuon-st. roud invite ms
friends and the public call and examine his stock OF
Fall Goods corssiin. oCio.hs Cassincrcs and Vcs-
ngs suited TO the fall trade. Gcallemcn loavig their or
icrs may rely upon her being fulfilled III the most salts
factory Terms RoderateCash delivery. - #
ONE PRICE sT0Xs2-Gentlemen wishing TO
~ purchase good cheap Clothing, would do we'll TO call
At 1873! Chatham siresL where they end garments
the following pricss
Cloth Coats S9 to SIC; Cloth Jacket. 81 to a. Sau
Pants 81 10 TO t275; Cloth Pane 50 20 $3.50.
ol 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

nryTyglN<s NEW Beautiful fancy celored
Nm.c Of cSquisi,e tiGts, and highly pcrfumed with
Rose, Mu:k, Lu5"'s fsvornes' &c "c-AIWll.L )
M,.ic Establishment 20l Broadway, 81. Pau. -
The nroyrlctor ever thankful TO his customers
for tho liberal patronage bestowed has At muck expense
sued a large assortment of new and admired Songz
Ur.S VALVES Marches, &c. &c. The titles of many
re embellshed with hghly finished Vigncttes and all
rler,ny printed highly perumed paper varied
eoIor Of delicate aul beautiful iut- Nothing
excel the elegance of Of tin, Music. and for pres
to the -usic-l OF fashionable world II cannot be cx
lied.
Books elegantly bound IN a shor, time
The price OF the rerumcd aud tinted Music the same
on while paper low be obtained any OF the
nal hops about town. dc BY
.FORrY ONE" is wel-ni.h roae;
That you VI all allow dear friends OF mHc
Bus ere n,er -" Forty TO-"
hope you u call iorty-nine
In W; endt street, { me Of eourse9
To purchase things for santa Claus.
F,r there rs usu, may be fJusd,
C,niection, rare, auI steam refined
At hVc-anG- twenty ccnts pound;
Aad sHgHr toys cf every kIne.
You nv Oh Trends VIII OF course
You might 70 further, aud fare worse.
In sondne s,rengc-s the store,
Eudclvor Their maids TO ix
That fprty seven - Is Just next door,
And oppo e. is fnrty-six."
Th7 me- i. % !:odp kin- but in fiuc,
There's o-ier fJrty nine
Nb.-At Hodgtu. may be found assortment Of
COME iionary .u;tle that for quality aud
variety II Is b.. icye -Iay With iny similar esabh
mcnt a5o thifds the usual price Tie pub
tic are respectfully invited 10 cali and judge for thsn
leges. Dig 81
NEw-YEaK CAEA1, &c.-Best Plum Ike,
Y Is4dalL
New Year Cake, l0i 10.
Soda Biscuit aud But or Crcckcrs, I'd a ID.
Graham uud 5pst,n Crack r. vi "A h.
And variety Of Cake and Crackers, all cheap AT
PARltS Cheap Cracker Bakery,
G2}st- ~ nlott-Strcct near Walker-street
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

gNpEA RUgElE ss-Goods Of every description
d such OYrfcoats Wading fanaloons, i.ons Boots,
Riding Lcggins H9rsc Gov Cloak, Pouchos, Caps>,
Caps Carrnrc Plaster, ana h OF Lining Cloth Life Pre-
servers. Air Beds Pillows Cushions. VI 4cle bahdIrg
geth.r with alnOt evorg article th- line. for
wholesale and retail, by :. {. SMITH Il SON,
,is I'm l1l Water an 65 ntlsripc
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
.OYERs OF

Id have Board ani rl. a,snt rooms private FANNY
0l Eos Btoade .yliou,c first cl->, ier select board
and ccation yer. desirable. 81 ! =
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

Osr.-A certificate OF TWENTY SHAKES Of the
IL Jem4ica and Brooklyn Railroad sock IN favor Of
Jno L. Merton IT. Application vii be made to the CoIa
rany ,he, Office on 18th of January next for ne"
certificate dl6 ir-
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24
CNNnLLenE .oAln a n, NOO,is

II can be had 10y Ladies ana ticn'lsncn, III Il 6egEtfG
house stone. throw from Broa4Nay. Apply at lIE
Mercer street.. The corner u rrln.e. n}D u
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

ID single gentlemen can BE- accommodated with good
board No 40 Fui;on -tr,e Also, two srce persons
can be accommodated v tn dinner. no Il
New-York tribune., 1841-12-24

EgTiTTE "a B y OF good morals. ahoHi 10 year,
" Of age, + learn the Boob binding business. Gre
who board Nh hts parents viii be preferred App!
II - Ann street. slou
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
Terrific Democratic riunlph in .fainc.


that accompanied it, The Climax was now
reached. The Wing party began 10 shake. It's
integrity was fast going, and it was evidently
crumbling to pieces. Then came the
Dissolution of the Cabinet
This was The cOup'de grace! The elements
OF Federalism gave way, and like a ballot
glass was shIvered into thousand pieces. All
its hopes, ell It's aims, IT'S wealth. had been
idly entertained and expended The hand OF
Providence had been against II, aud the duped
deceived, deluded people themselves were the
6fsl 10 crush ii IN the bitterness ofa dIsappOpt
ed spirit. The
. ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGRRSSl
clssed the grand, romantic, seuo- CONGO, and
tinancio. .poI,lcio drama, and the last scene
was as pretty specimen Of blue and red
blazes, suIpher smoke. and real fires, as any
snckIer for theatrical humbug could desire.
After thlsi the true Stage form came.
THE MANAGERS ADDREssl
in which the "mansger's" of the Wing party,
pointed out ;he beauties of their system, and
the desire they en,erI aned 10 promote "lhe !s-,
gSimate," and pointed out 10 the PEOPLE, the
shocking consequences that must result from
fact that they were Bor permitted TO have their
own way-tO shit just such scenes, and move
just such traps as suited their interests, how-
ever uninteresing they night be to the audi
encs in general, or the sufferers thereby 10
particular.
This IS fair picture of recent events. and
we rejoice 10 ITS contemplation. II eff cu4lly
annihIllales the doctrine of monATcbs that
the people are incapable Of s'lf government,
and exhibits the conservative principle Of re-
publicaniam in the strongest and mos, endear
ing hight. The people have srrcd-bu, dis
covering their error, they have corrected it.
They will not lonk on the work Of de truc-
ton passrvely. They are NOT r"aGy 10 be Len
to the slaughter, but the moment they stand
conwnred of the evil design OF their leaders,
they everstop short, and with CONNIE ndable
promprude and propnety. 'eb Ike lhFr am
bnlon and Irustrale their vicious hopes. So
may il ever BEL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
HOW HAVE WIG PROMISES BE.
MORE THE ELECTION BEEN
FULFli.LEDf

Ia The money arlICIe Of the New York Her.
aid, September 10. We GOd comparative la
BILE oC the pr,ces Of State stocks IN New York
in August, 1910, and August, 1911, by which
the ecline Of each one is exhibited al glance.
This table is accompanied by the following
sensible and peIuutnl observations. Globe.
Al this time last year the stock market here
and sbruad was much Influenced by the then
approaching Presidential election. High hopes
were entertained here, and held out IN LondoN
that with the snccess Of the Wing party such
measures would be adopted as would lmmedl>
ately restore the credits Of their securities.
This illusion VAS shared in extraordinary de-.
gree by all those connected with speculative
property, state, corpOraie, or real LetlSrs
from abroad were written promising higher
prices ss soon az General HARRISON shou.a be
elevated To the Presldennal chair. Contracts
were p.rated in he papers hero for produce, at
prices depending upon The event Of that cleo
ton. What has been the RESULT The year
has rolled round, that election was successful
) for the Wing party; but how has It answered
expectatiobl Real eslale is,now as dead 40
ever, company stocks have sudk TO tho lowest
ebb, end explosion after explosian takes place
every day. Ia State stocks the, effect ~ evil
dent 10 the above table. Prices have fallen
very heavily from those cutren, last year. and
s,ure the closing scenes ofthO extra session,
the most indebted States have fallen still more
heavily. Illinois and Indiana have receded
Ga per cent, and the prOspec, is of a still far
ther fall. The immediate cause Is tho belief
that the land bill will be inc erative. The gen
eral causes ol tins defeat Of the sDucipi,alions
ofihose who looked fora restoration of mer>
chaute credit, through political means. exists
in the islse position Of the party now in pow
er. The reason the lew lrices Of securi-
ties, was undoubtedly that we we're in deb and
had borrowed loo much. t'ha late Admins-
,ralion In this CRISIS sought 10 adop,the policy
Of economy, industry and prompt payments.
The new Administration attempts 10 adoptthat
ofexnavsgsuce, speculation aud new loans
II requires no ar. meut to show that as soon
this real position cam 10 he rightly under>
stood. the las; mentioned course must newt
ably damn what hu e credit remains. We
look upon this as The general cause Of the con-
t'nued depressiuuin securities. Many local
Causes exist for the greater depression Of one
description than Of one ann,her. on these the
danger Of reputation is the most Important
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
RANK MORALS


More Of The mortality Of the bankers con-
tinues TO shower in upon us. We put il 10 the
conscience and good Judgment OF every moral
and christian citizen, 10 reflect seriously be.
FIRE sustaining with their votes such instilu-
tions, 10 say If we are TO be blamed and COM
dsmned for our warfare upon system Of bank
ing and paper money, that lie filling our pehe-
teniArIes with convicls, and the land with
mourning aud dIshonor. Each mail brings us
tbo robbery ofsome bank by Its officers, Of
'B'ghly respectable sanding" aud Of the ''bes'
fsmiles' Whaimsst be- morals taught
lnslde Of 5Auk, and soon SO universally tutor
these "hIghS respectable clhzens" 10 the con
mission Of such crlmcs2 Let the bankers who
openly defy the law, and and their aidets and
abe tors, the whg politicians, answer TO their
county CT e CT mes comm tted:- StGtesmds
"MoRE BANK RoBBERIEs The Norfolk
Herald publishes the following ex'racI of let
tor from Columbus, Geo. dated on the Sd.
ms: -"rhe Western Branch Bank Of Geor-
gls, a, this place, closed to-day! Thomas
Moore, tn, teller cfthe Bank of Columbus, has
cleared out with about 5000. He checked
ou, the w"rey Of deposnors by signing his
nam" for Ihem-Thos More, for A, B, G,
&C." The Petersburg, (Va.l S,a,ssmsn, al
30 mentions rumor tbatthe cashier Of the
State Bank OF North Carolina had 'overdrawn'
to considerable amoun,."- Baltimore Sun.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THE MORAL AND POLITICAL
REVOLUTION.

That the Wings are destined 10 receive tho
sOundest drubblUg they ever befose had, 10 The
belief cf every nan who has looked attentively
hto political matters at the present Junclure Of
afairs. There are many reasons for this be-
lief The party Of "no principles" which
) whilom declared that mo further disclosure Of
It's peculiar views should be made to The public
eye,' is in q state OF distraction and division;
while The Union of Wbigs for the cake of,he
. Union has lost lie potent charm and adhesive
qaaluy.
The elements Of discord continue ioSboiI up
and foam, and there is now no 'Tippecanoe and
Tyler too influence TO eoothe the raging lem.
pest and calm the turbulent waves of party
strife. The great have fallen through mad am
bon and their hasle to acquire power, and
grandeur. -
Where ere now your leaders Biddes, your
Sargeants and the thousands and one lords Of
ihis comnunityi yi-Fallen! Fallen, like Luci-
those who seek 10 rsvel upon ill.go.ten gains,
plundered from the helpless, the defeRcelnss,
and the destitute. They may 90 on for time
bat a.rlehleous reIribution is sure 10 follow, 10
the cutting off and casting down ofthe proud
and wicked oppressor for ever. ..
The wickedness Of Bank speculations hes
been abundantly tested. The great mammoth
of corruption has fallen to runs, and the mon
ey changers have been crushed beneath it's
crumbliOg walls, while the waDgs Of widows
and orphans have gone up TO Heaven, by rea.
son Of the dHeful calamity
All these things are working silent but sure
10 the great Doliical and moral Yavoluiior
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
WING ECONOMY AND REFORM
MORE EXPOSURES!

We have given numerous instances TO show
the utter folly Christening one moment TO the
prRtug OF the wings about economy. All
know their promises last year TO the people IN
Ohio, yet more wasiefuI or extrsvsgaut Leg
islalure never sat here--snd had it not been
fer democraaiic Seusle, thou,auds Of dol
lars more would have heeu voted away than
there was. Wherever they had fIend, they
shuwtred contingent appropriations upon him,
TO the amount of thousands, but for what pur-
pose is vet mystery. They spent at least
$4,000 inventing their contemplate spleen
on the State Printer-th spent all that amount
in struggle 10 re- charter our banks 10 their
suspended and insolvent condinon-aud they
so constructed Board Of Fund Commission
ers as to snk to the State $3.50, 900, by tam
psring with our banks, and contracting away
the duties oi the Legislature for their re-cbar-
ter. tES4 G3 ~
So it has been in Congress. One ex,rava-
eant expenditure has followed another, unul,
as though mad with folly aud error, they broke
up in e fist fight and a general row among them
selves. flad the country fallen ltio the hands
OF pirates. we could scarcely have iooked for
a worse state of things. Statesman,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

10 the Executive of the United O,es, solely
as conservative power, to be used. lst To
protect The Constitution from violation, 2dly.
The people from the effects Of hasiy Legislation
where their will has been probably dsregarsd
or not understood; and 3dIy. 10 prevent the
cti' cts nl combinations violstive Of the rights
of miuorilies. HarrlSOnS Inaugural
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
OUR CoNsTlTUTION-THE VETO

Friends 0fthe Constitution, be active and
vigileDt let the mad and crazy lederalists
destroy sthisark OF your safety for IN all drec
tions do they threaten this sacred instrument
with destruction because they do not like the
veto powell Now mark whet General Hdrri-
ron said 10 his lnsogutsl On this subjsct--lhet
The Ueto Sss highly '1pediea" aud 'oue of the
best sGf GfeEdtrds 10 he Uaion z Read, ponder,
and oppose Ih,se mad cspll
''Ihe negative upon the setr oflbe Lpgisla>
'ure BY IhseHecuti,e authority, sppeats to he
highly expkdienE and II used only wiih The fo,
fpbeance 10 tho spltt for wheel II vas iulers
ded by nsaUihoFs, Il may be productive g
.g'esi go and be foutd ONE OF THE Brsp
SAFEGUARDS TO THE UNION. 4 con-.
s'dsE hes = Po~c' evenly iUe Copst luie
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THE "iIARTFORD CONVENTION
RIITO

So, amid the general breaking up Of the
Cabinet, MIR. Webs'er holds on his seat. Tie
seems TO think that th's requtfcs explanation,
and we give to-day his letter written, with tina,
Yi6S' a. HE
He saws tEe Ptesiden aad btntsf agreo
perfertly in regsra 10 t,e foreign policy Of the
Governn,-n,, ard lAerefoge lie sees no reason
for reslauipg. OF oil absuydities this ia The
greaiesI. DID Mr.. Badger differ win the P,e-
srdent as to affairs of the Navyl Could got
they agree who should have charge Of The sev
eral navy yatds, or what rh'p -i,"uld be ORDER
ed to a particular por? Or did Mr.. Granger
quarrel ~rh the Presldent shoHt the rates of
postage, or the 10 ting Of contracts? Or Mr.,
C,iuenden about the order Of proceeding in
McLend's rast2 Or Mr.. Bell, asto shelher
preference should be given 10 Colts or Coch-
rsD's fire HrmSl
We inGcr,tr the published letters Of the
Attorney General and Secretary of the Treas
nry, that ,hey feel that, as CABINET .Ministcr',,
they have been rifed With, neglected and des
pissed. IfMr. Ewug's letter is hall true, Mr..
Webster has received The lions share Of this
treatment. Yet he cnGs 10 the 10000 yer
aunum, and saws the President and he agree
as 10 our foreign policy! The FederaIists, at
first, insisted that our foreign re'ationS were
in such precarious state that nobody but Mr..
Webster could conduct them salely-but now
they all admit that no new difficulty or embar-
tassInehi has arisen, and that all stories 10
that effect are hu,nJugs
1.-THE stDiciator, who commanded the
other reeignalonp, had conirived a plan to
l. al tl.s. L.. ALI.
venlion rul," he could not have brought il a.
bout more efFeetualty than by leaving him with
tho god like DanieIas JOhn- A. Argus.