The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-10-28
WHAT Is IN THE WlNDl

1t was rumored here on saturday, that Mr..
Ewing had been sent for to return 10 Wash
ington. All sorts of surmises, about frauds
and defaults, &C., were in circulation. Per-
baps the following ma. throw some light on the
sutjecl:-Stdtesman. ,~-aga
AsT' UNDINe DIscLosuRE.--The Portsmouth
Va, Chronicle ssys: "We have it from an I'm,
questionable source, that Mr.. Secretary Ew-
ing allowed Que of his hopeful sons, minor,
not yet twenty one years Of age, the enormous
sum Of FIFTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, for negocIating million loan! Hero
is federal economy for you--log cabin re-
lrenchment, coon skin honesty with VEN
geauce. We ask. what Better is the act than
downright thefll Can such infamous, swindling
e receive the sanciion and appreciation Of honest
menl-Bahimore Republican. e.aa. s,a
RESUMPTION AND REFORM MUST
NOW BE THE DEMOCRATIC MOT.
TO."-GlObe.
So cay we. The people by their votes q,
the late elections, have spoken in voice Gus
lily to be understood, and in an Unprecedented
peal Of victory. denorncing the acts Of those
who have the sway 10 our general Government.
Therefore those elected TO power and sway in
our State government should exercise that pow,
er, in bringing about a reformation in our Bank,
ing system. To show that this subject is go>
ing to be agiaed from the centre to he circum-
ference. weextract from Ione ofOur abes. CO.
tempOraries. .... s.. ,.. .,.E,
.......... From the Washington Globe.
The democracy is, getting the majority ev-
cry where; and wherever they have |, they are
responsible for bank reform: where ney have
it, they will be responsible for not attempting
bank reform. To attempt is TO succeed: for
euch is the fagrant immoroliy, wickedness,
and waDtonness of the present state Of things,
and so much injured ale the banks in public
estimation, that minority Of Democrats can
wa'P the pipelayiBg Federalsis, although ma.
jority, in any Stale In the Unio9-not excep-
l6g Kentucky, where the head prefecture Of
all this diaboical work stilI appears 10 hold SUI
prsme away. Let the Democracy try: lei them
make lhe effort: no marter about numbers. The
justice Of their cause.-The fgrant enormiiy Of
lhe rVspenson--the total want Of excuse for
one momeu's delay; will give then The victory,
and compel resumption the day they lryit.
CoUNrhY MENAeERIE. The New Orleans
NIoSoHt NUy IopoIbs tuo IOllOWIng u66criptiOu
Of the animals, as given by their keeper:
"1'his animal, ladies and gentlemen, is The
grizzly hear from the Rocky Mountains ofthe
North American continent. He lives entirely
on Iocusts and wltd honey and emigrates twice
a year to the north pole, where he lives sntire-
ly on snow, winch causes his skin to ch nge
TO white color, and he becomes the posr
bear. He then sells hlmseIfupon cake Of
ice, and 4 'a's down TO the Equator, which he
crawls along unnl he meets wnfhis former
| place Of sbode aud again bscomes the grizzly
animal that YOU now see 4fE
| Walk up ladies' and gentlemen, and hear me
| explain the his orv Of the animal GfoIe you.
! There you see a stuffed specimen Of ivip'
Bengal tiger. His hatnt are caruSstons. and
he died IN giving birth TO that etIerpnsIn Young
specimen Of the same genus in the corner OIL
! the cage. "i9F~F
This animalis the Nunoo (3bno) or the
Horned Cow Of HindOorIOn, where Il is wOt-
shipped BY The Bruhams Us divinity, Us die,
! position is dem0cIsllc, and IL has been kuOwl
t'-.+ ..ts.ss