Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-05-25
SUMMARY.


Tne money articles of the New York
Herald are always able and Instructive
Though they appear daily, yet they con
tain constantly some new fact or view Of
the banking syslem. The last Herald
MAY 7th1QHotes ftom Governor Bagbys
ihdepenpeuf Message to the Legislature
ofAlabama, and then adds:
ssThs is Just view. The spectators
andslockiobbeFs are nnceasiHg in their
efforts TO induce the belief that all of evil
that has been suffered by the people has
grown out of the absence ofa National
Bank. The time has, however gone by
forItis species Of chailatanry TO have its
effect. From close observation, and We
ry extensive inquiries, we are convinced
1hepNNR-TENTHs Ofthe mercantile com
munity arefopposed 10 a National Bank.
A iargemai0rity of tho Chamber Of Com
meFce of thus city are opposed to it, not
wit1standing the trickery with which the
BaBk clique recently obtained a vote in
It's favor al their meeting. Measures are
on foot TO obtain at "a full meeting Ae
true expression upon this Vaeject"
There is a directness and maaliness in
the appeal of the New York Herald's
moneyed articles 10 a bank Of the United
States, that are entitled to the respect
and gratitude ofthe country.
,yREMoyALs AND APFoINTMENrs.--T
present Administration has been bat
shoFttime in power, but none has been
more active in making removals, none
more unfortunate IN making appoint
ments. The appointment of Bella Badger
alona, and the subsequent selection by The
custOm-house of Philadelphia of the com.
Tades and pipe layers Of Badger, is sutii-
cient alUEe to constitute sort of era
MIR. Tyler declared, in October last, that
no removal should be made for the pur.
pose Of putting in a clamorous dema-
gogue and jealous partisan. Now if Bella
Badger be not OF this stamp, where in
the name ef wonders can we find one 81
But il Bella Badger aud his associate pipe
layers can be rewarded with Office, who
may not expect to be compensated
for being "clam6rOrs partisansH1,
sa aFlt' Richmond Enquirer.
THE TYSON FAMILY---Mr. Ford, son
Of the late Deputy Surveyor, has been
dismissed and DR., Tyson, brother of ].
WashingtonTyson, appointed in his place.
This is the third Mr.. Tyson now IN the
Custom-hpuse. No. 2, il an Inspector
The total amount they viii be IN rocoip
Of g as follows: " ''
J, Washington Tyson, $4,000
samuel II. Tyson, l,O05
Doctor Tyson, 500
So that The Tysons will make up for
their disappointment in the Colectorship,
the amount is S05 moro than Jonathan
Roberts. - PeansyloaaiGa.
CRoPs ON RED RlvER.-The following
notice Of the present prospects of the
planters, is from the Alexandra Whlg:-
From what me have seen, and FROM all
we can learn, VIC can confidently assert
hat the prospects Of our planters are !
Iighly jlatcri1g, and if nothing adverse
'ccnrs le nip their hopes, they will raise :
heavier crop this season than lhey have :
OF many years past.
ARaIgAL or THE BRANDVwISE The
United States FIgate Brandywine, Cap. F,
3olton, arrived at this port on Monday. ,
hiHy days tron the coast of Gibralter.
s.n ee NJ Y. Foe. Post.
Pine street and Nassau, in the neigh.
orhood oilthe Cusiom-house, presents :,
very morning singular appearance. =
;fowds OF people are seen standing with
aSIons faces, comforting together, enter.
lg the custom-house or coming out of il, "a
{ locking wistfnlly atthe doors aad win. u
ows of'iife building. They are men who
Spcct to be placed in Office by the new
1tlector, Mr.. Curtis Some are famous
slitical orators, some renowned singers
rTippeeapos clubs, some have piyen re
eney ior election expenses, some have jo
scuiaied in photographic cilies.--N Y. re
Ue. Post. is
'iRrsH ELooUENcE AND wrT.--"Gcms Of Fir
Ish EIUquence, Wit, and Anecdote. bv
mes H0ban, Esq. ofthe Washington pu
}. u bar, is the title of handsome wi
lnfhe before us. Those who admire Sc,
'quencs, wit, and anecdote, for which COZ
irish people are so emnently distin W!
ished, should not fail to procure copy Be
this book The Gems are from the fou
mes Of Sheridan, Curran, Gratfan, Ro. >
I Emmett, Phillips, Fitzgerald, and vet
ers Of equal Dotoriety; and in justice iigl
Nj, Hoban, we must say, his selections ws.
Of exquisite brilliOncy. by
,.1 NeD York Ne,S Era. nor
'ELow "Low WATER MARK !!''-"There said
70 civilized country on earth, in which MAJ
change Of rulers, there. Is such an at a
lls'lion for spoils as we have witness. ship
- lhls free Republic. Whenever did man
3 English Minister, Wing or Tory, 20 saw
n % tow vater mark to make an ing
llng q tide walersG"- Daniel Web hav'
he, EeHOval Of the noor ho.i,nan H., urdt