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

Glentworth having been kept quiet til
the participants Of his folly have got seat
ed ID power'6nd Office, is now abandoned
and given up TO the merciless hands Of
iustiee.--N. Y Herald.
l!haye piped to you, and you have dan
eed 70 me, as Bela Badger said when the
Administration gave him an office.
Phil. Spirit ofthe Times.
The "DEMocRArIc" ADMINIsrRArIoN
The Post Master General has taken
the printing Of the proposals for carrying
the mails from the Hartford Connect
cu9 Times, and given it to the Hartford
Courant, whose editor is Theodore
Dpign jr. Secretary of tho Hartford
Convention! The Times says that it is
the FIRST time, since the Administration OF
John Adams, that the Courant has had the
printing from any ofthe Departments at
Washington. Is it the Federal or Demo
cratic party that is in power, with Daniel
Webster for Secretary OF Slate, and the
Secretary Of the Hartford Convention
printer of the laws2
Having studiously avoided and blnked
out of sight the question ofa National
Bank, since the unequivocal expressions
Of the popular voice against such an in
siitution, in the elections oflS32, '34, and
~, all the leading Federal journals in
the country have now thrown off all dis
guse and avowed that a chief object of
the extra session is to incorporate anoth-
er mammoth 10 regulate the currency, in
sIead of supplying means to the Treas ury
which was the first pretext assigned. The
honest people who voted the Federal
ticket last fall, but had no intention of
advancing the interests of the aristocracy
or of engrafling new and colossal power
upon the Government may now revert to
the scenes they witnessed, from the Pc
Rod Of the nomination of Gen. Harrison |
to the electonin November, and see but
TOO clearly what it all meant---ihat the log
cabin was but TRAP, disguised by those
who live in places to catch a class of vo.
ters who are naturally Democratic, and
convert them into instruments of their
own destruction, the architects of Ma.
tlonal Vermont Patriot.., -.
PoLITIcAL Massachusetts owes
its present form ofits Legislature to
PIG During the first years Of the colony
both branches of the Legislature occupied
the same Chamber, and voted torether.
but in the decision of case involving the
property OF pig, they then, and even af
Ter, occupied distinct chambers, and vo.
led separately. The second Instance of
a pigs becoming distinguished in ourLeg.
islative annals, was the case of the Stri-
ped Pig. Boston Post.
A gang of six London burglars has
been arrested at Montre Il, through the
nstrumentality of one of the New York
,Ity police officers, who recognized one of G
hem as pckpocket whom he had ar.
ssted some weeks ago, while passing
trough Philadelphia.
FRoa THE GERMAN Those mopal
estllences of the human race, Iaroe
owns, might probably, like its corporeaI "
mes, be considerably diminished in vim. II
'nce by trees. The Greeks planted trees a
all their towns; so many, indeed, in Il
;haIes, IN Eabea, that the streets were $,
aFdly visible for the quantity of folage
liant village, garden, a wood in a,
our poison city, and it will not be labor in
Jst L- ~
You may ruin every thing save genuine II
llns; Tor examples, the ancient Konigs-
Ihal on theRhne of the gods themselves lo
ann 1t replace them. 3" ci
If you look out of your window in a CT
rye town you will be in an epic mood; If y
village, IN lyric, o.