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NeueS Gtab[tB eNt.
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN.

We propose to issue the STATESMAN, during the
suing session Of the Ohio Legislature, the following
terms, Wis
TR1-wrrK1r, So 90
SEMI M1wEEKLY, so
WEEKLY, 90
Persons subscribing, will please designate which pa
per it is that they desire.
The approaching session ofhe Ohio Legislature, will
he of more than usual interest to all parties. The
Corwn administration will be in progresshie naugur
al will have developed his measures, rather the mea-
sures, Of the Bankers end Aboonsts that elected him,
and in whose hands he is.
When these me asures are presented to the Leg1sla-
ure by Governor C'rwn, is his duty by the consti-
tuition, the tug Of war will commence in The Legislature;
and, for the first time for years. the people will have
opportunity of seeing what the principles of whggeFy
really in practice, and fair comparison be
made between the doctrines of tho parties, touching
the great interests of equal rights and constitutional
government
We shall have good reporters and use what industry
we capable of employing paper, to give
correct and extensive view of all their doings: and the
first curious item will be law reducing tn salaries Of
a the officers in ihe State, promised the people.
The next will e, TO raise the wages of abor-increase
The price Of wheat and pork introduce the negroes
fresh from Kentucky into witnesses, and
into common schools; but Colleges where
Bankers children congregate All these hard cider and
coon skin movements will be recorded with care and
precision, and when necessary made into first Tppe.
canoe songs and sung to keep the members spirits up
GRAND the scheme already on foot, as we are in
formed, TO chain down the people by great Bankma-
chinery, more powerful than the Russian Autocrat will
be watched with due care. Let the people read aud
Judge for themselves
Columbus, Nov. &C. s. 81 M. H. MEDART.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
9(nberc Wcrte meine5 ei9cuen gerla95 ge9en
SdorSatlura:

Is terbans anrftel 3um senlernen no rr $aatirme1r,
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Is Gents. 9as 9uecnb 81 IS, 0es !9unSert Si2 So.
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ronjtanp 9ebunrn rs Gents. 9as Oneeno 81 So SO Or
cnrlorc S25,
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SeurIdbes G,affhaus in Ginciunatt.

Yemartt in Stem CITRATE, (jwilben her iue uur
SaInuB StraBsn Der Gnrestenannts snpfsbltn 9abaus
esr CUNT lsaa s"nssss nrsm CT 70 s'nseri@te it, ra6
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Gineinuati, Setruar 22. 1889. tO
UOe altrre Nepatter ristts 8las tann aus GrrreSua
Qes teit1tscn Iocrr y. tcu fa9t.
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0aH-Ln, tpt6e in beitr Srutcrep ,u Batcn ,ne unS
.%OMAlLkkl Mrhlftilen Mreifen rcrtaift ncrhcn

GQ,sr>s, wtte n btecr Orutertp u Daten ine unS ~
s%OuAt|klF wpblftilen qreiten rcrt0uft fvcrccu
Die @iesesscbtc ber drittn 9fclisicn, iu elmer eneu
natsen Grtldrun9 Der Ccntaruu9 Scbanns pcu Sr 90.
bann Josnrih Sung Gtlin9, Vreis Ibalcr.
Hptanites anbbu gum @elttunterrtt, Sob 6rerrio
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Sch. Nnbr. Okcrs eranscfcs Gcnerrcntu, pres ST. So
Gine @amnns Et(er Slamen no &rnn,eiden bes @cburs
0ottcs, 9rcis so Gents.
Gin Grriees Gpan8eum, a Gem rabren Chime rer gor.
te, rcn Sob. $uo,r. Su 81. Sdwarl. Yrcis rs Gents
prebietuh CUR &efcrrerun9 Der buslcn Nnpat ppu CIR
pbirp J5tinrd Vranbt. 9reis Ibaltr.
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9csetaaisen Qcrban auf Grantrntctte reis rs g.
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dc. pres SO Gents.
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Saneesec @riera's $ctensenb Carl {. Sctb 81 g.
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oilmers ebriltlhe 3citi6rft S5
Des 0brtlien OtnfBtnfreunts ttlte GriaGlunsen psn
.oeinrib @tIins, 10 .oefte, pres xbalcr.
Qbriffns fur uno in uns, &C. preis 81 Sc.
Die Qnsbunsstra oes Srcu,es, OiBcnsrtee, rs 20 g.
@@rffcacn NIT $ebcrptrlen, auf 366 IaSe so Gents.
lCeinr6 Stiuin9s Shaetafltin. SO Gts.
palters g daetatflen, SO Gts.
IrUfti6tcin fir grttteli9e 24ittren 4reis IS Cent?
&elters 8ebante tcr bic @6pfuns Der 2Belt rs Gents.
papiDs YfalEnn in $itbcrn, 50 &ts.
Der es 3ur GrtenntniB Der ectisn &tbre, pres so Cts
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-03-05
9tnfenp's Neues 0DteL

in Der Stao gribsewaer, 8eaoer 60. pennfpIoanien.
er untcr6retene tst Rem pnfIttrm erSten an eaB CT
in rer @tart 9rrectratcr @captr Galntp gcnnfpfpas
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fen Bctr2ncn rcrbn, fcin 1 wrr NIT ocn rtrrbcn fcpn
bic absrs3ctt us cartirte unr feline tale nnb (cni9c
Recommendations np sraumis Gr arrRc(cnrc erseten Gin,
ausurfeu, unp tmrtbt @ ais res putlittms trsettnter
Dicrer 9tinri@ 2ntenp.
8roSctpatrr, Slcp. IT, 80.
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C9 tann, mernG bnihen 2ee0rcna9ern u Canton rnt
Easstou fcIsenre Arrt 5u nicrrrcrn Nren enetttrn
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bic auf ls Drnate rorrantrt mtrrtn SereB IN O 0as
maaren jerrr Art; prr58Ge slaferns aN Sr(er up
Italt.
Snnsn neniSe 2DOen wereen aud rcn 9euY erbalten
Irin alarmcncs QBcrcn arttrfc Slalcr 9itrirt, Aau
I,c mi. aud alr l5aurt. .Oru8artirrl unb Nrstnr.
6 .2Be fener, Gontrn, obir, rncr 0lesilcn,
care of :. BUCkiUS.
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Erinse Jta6weitunSrn tetjufhidrr.
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SNrclie Irt NhllnDclnhld ::

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@cbtltr95 Serdnberun9.
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Xeutld)er gIoO0tdt ulto VCtdr,
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unc $abm 3a brpnabe Sscnrr Der Santcnrr Vant
prrltSt Dat arc rt terc epn miro, rem Gei@n eler
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9oImatrn iii cnSliftcr tcn&r nnr franbher @Fr"d1''
6 aud alc anrcrc Snttrumcntr, t0nnt Eep lHm et 'usS
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all combine against the happiness Of editor and sub
scriber. We cannot anticipate any decided change
for the better until the roads and the mail agents i'm
prove.
BY the bye, we may hare some embarrassment even
after the roads and the new Postmaster General are
settled Mr.. Niles, we have heard has shortened the
time within which mail contracts to he made, so
that they are to be closed at least month sooner,
after the 4h of March, than usual WHY'S this, I'M
less it be desire to embarrass the new Postmaster
Generall
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19
INAUGURATION BALL.

Pursuant to call made through the Madisonan Of
the 18th, and the National Intelgencer Of the 18th
inst, for meeting of the citizens of Washington to
take into consideration the expediency Of giving a
Peoples Inauguration Ball on the 4th of March next,
meeting was held at Carusi's Saloon upon the eve
ming of Friday, the 18th instant, when
WALLACE KIRKwooD, Esq. having been called to
the chair, and SETH HYATT and john III GODDARD,
Esqrs appointed Vice Presidents the following resolu-
tons were offered by WALTER LENox, Esq and unani-
mousy adopted
l. Resolped That in the opinion OF this meeting it
is expedient that the citizens of Washington should
celebrate the induction of Gen. HARRISON into the
Presidential chair on the 4th of March next by q
Peoples Tippecanoe Inauguration Ball"
Resolped, That committee from each Ward be
appointed by the chairman of this meeting to obtain
subscriptions at five dollars each ticket and return thu
subscription lists to the chairman upon the first day
February next
8 Resoiped, That thereafter as practicable
the chairman Of this meeting convene the subscriber,
for the purpose of electing managers
4. Rssoiped, That the citizens of Georgetown and
Alexandria be invited to cooperate.
s. Resoired, That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in the several Wing papers of the Dis
trict
WALLACE HARDWOOD, Chairman
}. l.. HENsHAw, Secretary.
The following gentlemen have been appointed te
constitute committee to obtain subscribers in tn,
several Wards of the city:
First Ward w Easily T. Fillebrown, jr,, J. o.
Digges, Chas. Gordon, DR.. w. P. Magruder, and II
Smoot.
Second Ward--W. L Brent, R. Farnham,
Woodward, E, Simms, Thos. ALLEN, w. Queen, ant
J. T. Given.
Third Wald-Seth Hyatt, J. FL Goddard, Samue
Bacon Jos. Bryan, r, c, Washington, J. F. Hall
day, J. T. Towers, s. p. Franklin, L. Harbaugh.
Fourth Ward-Geo. Waiterston, VIM. J. Nc
Cormick, r. Fl. Stewart, John Kedge, Chas I
Ball, and Mountoy Hanson.
| Fifth Ward-Dr ]. Coombs David Barry, Ed
ward Barry, John T. Maddox, and John McCauley
Sixth Ward-Dr. Noble Young, VIM E. Howard
| John Tucker, DR.. VIM. E. Clarke, Robert Coombs
and Robert Clarke.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-01-19
RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN.

Many of US, connected with the press, are get
ting wofsh and warlike The monstrous strides
Great Britain is making to universal empire, and
the manner in which she has trihed in various
forms with the rights of America, and the con-
slant pretension Of the London journals to tho
rough understanding of our internal affairs, and
their ntermeddling and dictaorial spirit in refe-
renee to them, are beginning to excite Republi-
can jeaousies Mr.. Van Buren, has contributed
to increase them by attributng the result of the
election to British gold on the one hand, and on
the other, by failing, after more than quarter
Of a century Of negotiation to obtain the serious
attention Of Great Britain to our just claims.
To say nothing of the movements near the boun-
dairy line, or the affair of the Caroline, in regard
TO which Mr.. Fox has put forth claim never to
be yielded by the United States she is, beside,
obsuucting our commerce with IMMUNITY in Sc
veral parts Of the world. She is guilty Of the
same outrages which, in part, led to the war Of
1872 viz /: the seizure and search of American
vessels upon the sea. The United States and
Great Britain nearly exclusively enjoy the valu-
able trade with the continent of Africa, but by
no means with equal advantages. American
vessels, we understand, are constantly subject
to ruinous seizures and detentions by British
cruisers, which is, no doubt, gradually discour-
aging our citizens from engaging in the trade.
These detentions and searches are made, it is
said, under the pretence Of suspecting the Anne
ricans to be slavers. Weshoud be glad to know
how many cases of this sort, if any, have come
to the knowledge Of the American Government,
and whether Mr. Van Bnren has winked at the
conduct of the British, or insisted upon our just
rights So often has our flag been violated on
the high seas, that foreign nations seem TO be
careless Of rights which they do not see we have
the energy to defend.
We see il stated in the Richmond Enquirer,
that Mr.. Van Buren, has requested Mr. Steven
son, our Minister at London, to remain at his
post, if possible, until a successor shall be ap-
pointed That paper thinks the claims of Mr..
Fox will never be yielded, until every drop of
American blood has been poured forth" The
Philadelphia Standard is also somewhat bellige-
rent on the occasion. That paper asks:
Has ever a people been more egregiously deceived
about its dearest interests than the American; and can
any national crime equal in magnitude the omission OF
preparing for war when common sense must have told
them that war must come and that the only chance
Of avoiding it, was to prepare for the worst
Our foreign relations are assuming an impor-
tant and interesting aspect. If difficulties should
increase, it will be fortunate for the country that
successful military character will be at the
head of the Government and commanding ge-
MUS in the Department of State.