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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
RANKRIIpr sI.ANnERERs.

Some bankrupt speculaor is out in the Advocate sian
dering worthy Representative in the last legislature
Mr. Hockin5ery. What mortal antipahy these led
eralists have to working men. Mr.. Hockinberry is
mechanic, hard working man, hence they hate him,
and would persuade the people that he is not fit for
legislator But let them go on, and abuse him all they
can The democracy will stand by him; they will re
elect him. We tell the Federasts that he will go to
the legislature again and that too by the unbought
votes ofa majority Of his constuensiD spite Of all
that federal SANDER can do. Hs will go there and when
there give his votes for such will be most
useful to the people, and in accordance with Democrats
ic principles. Mind that ye broken spectators, and
bank dependents.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THE PUBLIC MORALS.

The Advocate editor appears to so positively shock
ed at the morals ofthe people, and particularly at
the conduct Of his brother Fe1erasls in Congress.
Three weeks after the fight between VIII and Stanley,
he lets his readers know it, and then digs us for not cen
suring more severely his own brother Wings. Hear him.
"rhe opposition press which seems 10 delight in the
destruction o every thing socica permanent and use-
ful gives adistotted a,court of the transaction. Not
word Of censure-not sign of rebuke comes from the
loco press on an affair calculated disgrace the nation,
al character, aud injure the public morals,
We tell the whited sspuchre who psnned the above
paragraph, that riot the floor of Congress" is as
much subject ofregret to us his own conduct is
to the citizens Of this county. The account we gave of
the transaction, true one; it needed no censurs
no rebuks from US; let the peope-the honest yeoman-
ry and workingmen tho censurng al the ballot box.
Our duty is to give the facts they transpre in Con-
gess and If the Advocate editor would keep out of tho
taverns gveup his lounsing about the grocsres-and
do likewise he would have less cause to censure us for
not robukins the fights quarres ofhs brother wings.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THE REVOLUTIoN- BLOopLEss As YEr.

THE REVOLUTION BL.OoDLEsS AS YET.
The disappointed Wings ever the Union, still keep
up their egy burnings their threats and their curses
against John Tyler for having Eied their dar g object
national bank They are determined 10 get up rev.
oluton TO rovoluunize the governmsnt-perhaps as
'''snals Mr. Tyer-and place Henry Clay at the head
of affairs. The movement the ex.Cabinet the letter
of FOm Ewing. the ultra Wing Address," all sm.ck
Of revolution. And for what 10 get great Mon
eyed munster, with fy mllIuu capital tu control the
National Legislature the State Legislatures, snd make
laws for rea peope.
Who are The consp a,"s that are aiming to bring
this county under the rule of Bank Oligarchy! ID it
the whole whlg partyl Far from il II is the dsap.
pointed Oi'e seekers Siockjuhbers, broken brokers'
Bariugs. Brothers &Co. and other Fnndnongers Of
London, Broken banks, Spectators and Bankrupls al
home tha, are endeavoriug to effect this fundamental
revolution in our Government
In New York these revoutiOnsts have called great
convention, to mature their desperate plans and they
appeal to the to help them. But the good
ofthe people will frown down these mOdern Robes
pieres.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
THEM mMEw RnoKs .

What has become Of those new books Mr.. Webster
told US were to be opened when the Reformep came
into powsri Not word do we hear from the opposi.
tion presses now about the extravaganza frauds and
corruption of Van Buren's Administrations, all of which
was TO be showed up to the people in such gArug cOl-
ors, that the eyes Of every honest man would proude
fron1iher sockets on looking them. No, not wordl
Wehave had session 100 days, to expose the ras-
caly doings Of Van ureu, but nothing has been brOt
out These charges ofcorrupon, &c. were but phra>
ses eotupto catch Alternatives" as the Advo.
cate called his promises to gain the election, and the
PeoPleha found them out They see now what Fed
era charges and promises worth. They see now
which party il is that has been the most exravagant
who have committed the Frauds and who are guilty Of
cprrupionI S
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
MCLEOD,s 1RIAL,.

Was to have commenced on Monday last, but il is
NOT certain. The Circuit court commences on that day,
and other cases mayhaVs been tried FIRST Geat anxiety
ismanifsssd every where to know the rerut The Pso,
pie on both sides Of the border are in great commo
iion,' and seem deiermMed to have row anyhow.
The prevailing opinions are, that he will be conyc-
led and hung, ullsss Pardonsd BY Gov eswatd-ihat
lie won be convicted atall because The Jury viii not
asres-thOt he will be acquitted and sent home. and
the government will demand atsllclon and that will
he The last oG IL unless Daniel Webster threatens 70 take
possession ofihe disputed tfriory some 4ih Of Jus
y Dur own opinion he will never 80 Du. Of Tie
U, 8. alive.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
is ALL RIGHT AT HoMEi

While we are viewing our fellow democrats in other
counties, admring their vgor their rmness, and i'm.
patience for the contest twould be well to not forget
what we are about. Is all right athomel Are the dem
oCrats in each township up and doing Are they organ
izedi Are they disseminating democratic principles,
and stirring every man to rigid sonse Of duiyf We
fear not Remember how you were beaten last fall.
Itwassin partly your own apathy, your careessnsss
as 10 the result Remember The advantage your enc
mics took by your inactivity. They will do It again.
Though frustrated in every thing they have attempted
since the 4 of March, still they not the less perss.
vering The present contest is neck or nothing with
ihsm consequently every effort is aroused to carry the
point Then arousel 60 round among your neighbors,
and get them ready for the polls. .e
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
OJJR PROSPECTS,
C. H. MITcHRNER,
G. f. MATHEWS.

It is now little over three months since we revived
the Democrat in this place, and take pleasure in be-
ing able to say subscribers, that their patronage
and support thus far, have exceeded our utmost sxPec'
tations. That Democratic paper can be supported in
Tuscarawas county, feel confident, as it is only
necessary for each democrat to do little and the thing
is accomplished. If our support continues to increase,
as we have every to expect il will is our in>
ten,ion to improve considerably the mechanical ap-
pearance Of our paper We shall endeavor TO lay
bsore our readers at all times such matter shall not
fail both to interest and edify. To our friends in diff
arcnt sections Of the county, ani our patrons in gems
era who have aided US in carrying the work. we
would tender our sincere thanks, and solicit a con>
puance of their influence and support, knowing that
with such such assistance the democrats Of Tusca,
awss are able to render, our ultimate success is cer>
tain.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
rn rHE PuBLlC,

The editor ofthe Advocate has at various times made
the change that there area SET Of lawyers editing this
;aper No, caring attAing about i we have let him
20 on unnoced having more important business 10 at
tsnd TO lthere any whom be has induced to believe
that such is the case, they welcome to all they can
make Of II, hut we must tell themthey wrongly in.
formed. However capable the lawyers OF ~ PhiladeI-
phiu are for editing paper, and however compIImen'
tary the ascrpiIon might he to us, did come from
source entitled to rredii) oftheir writing our edito la'
we distinctly state that not single line that has appear
ed in this paper editorial since its commencement here
l,as been written by any others, than the Undersigned
And we now brand James Patrick, for having made +
reiterated the charge that there were lawyers editing
this paper. a base and iJamOIs LIAR. And we no
tify him, that the next time he makes the charse he
shall have a chance to prove it,
C. II. MIroHRNER,
G.. +. Mathews.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
EAGLE HOTEL.

s. D. MILLER.
INFORMS the public in general; !hs. he has opened

TNF0RMS the public in general that he has opened 4
= TEMPERANCE TAVERN.
in Sandyys. Tuscarawas County, known by tile sign
Of the EAGLE HOTEL, situate on Main street, On
the south end leading towards New PhiladelphiG
where he il prepared wiiha good Honsssnd Table. 10
entertain travellers in quiet aud respectable manner
tn Siabng Is good and 40 abundance of water ad-
joininA The tavern.
lie hopes iiom strict attention 10 The comforts Qihose
who may favor him with their custom, 10 merit public
patronage,
WINES and BEER only. win bs KEEP, for retfesh-
uiont r,
etndyyills, September II, ieti.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
OHIO COMING.

Our accounts from al parts of the State, of the
most cheering character. The Democracy are every
where in notion up and rallyng for the battle. Coon
skins, and Log cabins will not charm the people this
time. Tho "sOber second thought" has come, and con
sequen,y the days federalism are numbered in this
State. The people have been surfeited already, and
will want no more for another forty years. Mark the
prediction Federalism will be routed horse foot and
dragons, in New York, PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
DIRECTIONS TO BRITISH WING SPIES.

When you cone into this office, make your.
self perfectly homo. let on you are Democrat, look
over our shoulders and see what we are doing, read
the ropy stick yunr into every thing, ask hun.
drsd questions abou, the prospect and when you go out
shut the door, and congratulate yourself hnw "ioxy"
You were, and how narrowly you escaped kicking.
We had visit from these emssaries to-day, and
the way he thought he putin the leak into us
was a caution, reckon. But i, was no go. We
knew the vagaboud-saw him peddIing 0gIe's sreech-
ss last Gall. The country is full OF such azaron and
we caution the farmers ffuscarAwas 10 keep their sta
BILE doors, locked.
..ssO0O....s
"Times change and 30 do songs Las, year the
Wings used 10 sing
swell vote for Tyler therefore,
Without why or wherefore"
The boys in The suoet now sing
1--WE go for Tyler therefore,
The veto and the wherefore"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
tisnotthecIOthbutthetailOrthatmakesthenlan.
sAMuEr, rr ADAMS.

Takes this opportunity ofreturning thanks to the Cit
izons Of Dover New Philadelphia ant The country
round for the liberal patronage he has received
his commencement in the county, and he respectfully
socs continuance of the patronage OrhiS friends and
the public and them that their o:ters shall al
ways be promptly and satisfactorily complied with.
Having received his FALL AND WINTER FASH.
IONS, he prepared to make at the shUres notice,
Winter Over Goats,
Winter PantaloIns,
Wlnter Vests,
Fine Cloth Dress and FrOck Coats,
Ronndabouts,
Aud every other article clothing the most reaSona-
BILE terms.
Don't forget the place. UFAC TORY STREET.
South side opposite Barkdu's Store. On
Dover, Sept. 80, 194I.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NV order oflhe Court of Common Pleas of Tusca-
Drawas County, Ohio, shall proceed, on the prem
ises, the weuy-eghth day of October ls4 to sell
by public auction the following described land situate
in said County, viz: the south half oflot 26 in the Salem
tract containing by estimation eghtysix acres, property
Of Jacob Lannng late of uscarawas County deceased.
RICHARD TAYLOR, AdH.'.
Sept 80, ls4l. 37-3ts
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

Mr.. WeJster's Lettcr.--The MadisonIan publishes
LITTER f-on Daniel ohrsE MeSsrs. Bates and Choate
Senators from tho State Of Massachusetts dacd August
25h, after tho puirca,un Of Hr. Bolts ''estraordi>
nary letter. as he calls il. From that moment"
says Mr.. Webster, that is prom the moment, he saw
that letter, ~ felt that it was The duty of the Wings
to forbear from pressing the hank bill further at the
present iimet' e then proceeds say that he thinks
The wings ought by pospnuipg the question, show
that they entertained no deSIgu Of clrcumventiug the
President as Mr. BultS letter avowed aud that more.
over they were willing TO be just to the President,
who desired time for information a hsction be-
fore being called upon to fern an opinun on ano-
the plan for bank.
This the substance Of the letter, WI icl does not
strike as very important. except in regard 10 one
point--namely, tbs, strording TO Mr. Websier's
admission il was Mr.. Boa's letter which cresled this
desire on his part 10 gra,iy Mr. Tyler by allowing
him ''tims for information aud reflection IN Ere.
Post.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
NOTICE.
Sept. 80, Is4l

hereby notify all persons to beware ofpurchasiug
note nfhaud drawn by Klles Ilord, and John Wade,
payable to David Capper for the sum fonr dollars &
twenty five cents bearing date 24h June 934 and due
thirty days aer date, never received value for said
note. am determined never intend to pay it unless
compelled by Law. KILLES HORD.
Sent 81 lS4I
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

GT The Uunited States Bank is now closed up en-.
rely. Its duors are locked and there it stands soa-
y wreck decayed corruption the skeleton of one of
the greatest prostitutes that exsGd-a warning to
ALT who would seek to undermine the liberties Of
the American people. :-,s
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

1--WE noticed on Saturday last, that our particular
friend James Patrick, Esq editor Of The Tu.carawaI
Advocate was IN MillersLurg-lu close conab with
everal OF aristocratic eaders There is something
IN the wlnd.-Cosmopolite.
Iii quite likely there was something in the wind
te sne.l Ola po's cat There rs 'illdiny VI fout
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

pWs learn that the Rsy, Charles Wadde, is the
Wing candidate for Representative in Holmes county.
The CosmOpoite says, NE had rather beat decent
man."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

uTThe Democratic gain in Vermont since last fall is
about H. con; IN Maine 2 O0Oih Tennessee about
9 oOO in Kentucky 5OOo in Alabama, Indiana and lo~
wa abost in the rstio The sober secod thought
of the people is always right MOrya election takes
place next week, and from accouals the reaction will
be uemendueus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

Ex-Governor Shannon addressed tho Democrats If
HARRISON county at 0eers ilIc On The 2lst One who
heard him, says the way he showed up the professions
and practices Of Mhiggery a caution TO The Pipe
LAYERS. fs
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

MARRIED = At Shanesville, on the Goth inst By
the Rev. Mr.. McNabb, Mr.. ALBERT Bates e
MISS PRUDENCE c. HALL.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30


THE FEDERAL EDITOR AND HIS PROMISES.
The Advocate IS out again for the peoples votes; he
is working hard for his thread and butter" he sees the
breakers ahead and is determined to avoid them; he
sees his crew in mutiny, and the old ship "Whiggery"
about to 60 down. The cings the helm, and srgs
out "All's well" This might do for green horns to
believe, but there none. They were all pressed last
voyage and have become old tArs consequently cannot
be humbugged into the service again by promises.
In truth what do the honest men think now of the
promises made so prollsely to them about this time
year aso' Were they ever made with any Other inen-
on than TO deceive and cheat you out of your voesl
You all rscollect what they were And yet the whig
leaders would entice the same men whom heyso out
rageousy wrenged once into their support at the com-
election Their lying editor is cut making more prom.
iSes the people to be catched and led into err
ror time af'er time. "The people" says Jefferson,
smay be mistaken and deceived for short time, but
ultimately they will rectify their errors" Federalism
has been exposed all its cantng ypociica professions
opened public view and is il possible that at.
fer ALL the honest voters who left last fa are to 10
found ralying under the flag ofheir 5erayers in the
present contest We cannot believe it.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

lI correspondent Of Ihs Advocate il his remarks
upon an article ofours hendsd Closed "a, doors saw,
"lor deception and humhugpery" il acoeld scA,ealy
sbssn outdone BY even ha grea, sbls - aec.vsr.
ghwselfi We are AZ loas % know which ~ .ahs
great dscsiyer.h he mesnsl istihs editor of.ba AN.
socaie, 81 Nick Bddlsf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

W The question al issue in the New York and PENN
syhauia elections, says the N. Y. Herald, will be
D nk or no Bank aud of the issue there is not
doubt The bank party will he deelted by large ma
,rity both in New York and Pe'nsyvoua and this
result will produce great influence tie next session
Of Congress, adverse tn any attempt 10 organize bank.
We do not think an od fashioned national bank" can
ever come into popular favor in the United States
Some oher fiscal agency Wi, >e organlzed in conjuno-
ton with Stale banks hSt pay spec'e on demand.
'l'he Bankrupt Law goes into operation next April,
and it will produce grea; revolution in the value aud
ownership ofproperty equal to hundreds Of millions.
M one calculate iIs vast results.
Henry Clay is already put forth as a candidate for
the next Presidency, by the bank patty for 1874. =
Whether President Tyler will be candidate yet ul,
certain tho violence oflhe bank party force the
President TO takoyet stronger ground, the ant.banS
party may tuke him up and re-elsct him. But every
such thing depends future Oloctvns and movements
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

VERMONT ELECTlON.-We gather
from the Boston papers, tho, returns have heen
received from l75towus Of Vernon, which
chew The following result: -smiIe, (dcm.)
l7,796: Paine, Qed.) 1920; Hutchinson,
(ab.) 2 500; majority againsi Paine 2,437 JAS
there are now cny eix,y towns to be heard
from. i, is rendered certain stbs, thcre Is no
choice for Governor. Paine, The whig can
dldate, will wan, al tleasttwenv- 6vs hundred
vo,esto secure his election, When il Is con.
s'dvred that this S'aie las. wear gave the wbig
candidate for Governor 10000 mOjoriIv, the
present result mus, be locked upon as a eur
Prsing change in favor Of democratic princi-
plies In the Senate, last year, the whIg ma
jorty was 26; this year il viii be but To- In
tbs Hopse The whig majority las, year was
l2O; this year It will be but so! Democ'a attic
gain in joint ballot, S6 /! y
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
GARD
March 90. 1e4I.

Dr. d. RICHARDS would respectfully anuouncs
10 his friends, that lie has returned 70 New Paasel
pha, and nleLds resnmine The practice OF Medicine 4
Surgery andhopes by aesidous attention 10 the aslies
Of his profession to merit iho confidence 81 his dr.
mer patrons,
Sep, g. lS4l-lf d. RICHARy II |8I 4
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

McLEOD'S ALIBL--The commission
issued to take testimony in Toronto 10 prove
that Mcleod was not eugagad lO The Caroline
outage, has been returned, and it said COM
pletely suslains the Allbi II we mistake not
there are seven Witnesses who will entirely
overthrow this albi andthe perjury os which
il is built If Mcleod has a fair Irisi, he
will be convicted and hung, and them -wha!
thenl.,ihe Brillshi>. who's affadl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

rroScsiblpg Prescription Tuning on, ihs Jisrtson
Cabinet. ~
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GTAmos Kendall Intends starting a new paper at
Washington. in October, 10 bscalledtIe Union Dem
ocrat" HeiS one ofthe best political writer's in the
country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

,,DrMOcR4rIc AIM EEARtrssi DLvorED CLIQUE AND
vouNDFo NO MAsTER.",
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

Declined. 1t was rumored At Washington
that alJuage Mclean had declined the post Of
Secetary st War. The story is not believed.
SufFiciensiime has bot elapsed for The Prosi-
dent 10 hear from him.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
STOCKHOLDERS LIABLE.

Do you want Stockholders IN Banks made ndividu.
ally tablet Have they any right, is there any power
in the Constitution which can confer privileges on one
man, and deny them.to unoherl Are they any better
lhan their fellow men? fone set of men are allowed
to issue notes without being bound Cor their redemption
ought not Others to have the privileged Yet we
see the whig parry camorousy crying out Bank Reform
at the same time unwilling they have been, to
make stockholders liable for their issues At this very
tme :here two whig candidates up in this District
for the Legislature, opposed to making this wholesome
restriction upon Banks. And how is it with the Demo.
cratsi For years have thoy endeavored to effect it.,
though as vet unsuccessful. But this winter it will bs
brought up again. and if there are any new banks made
their stockholders must be made liable. Then lei every
voter who wants the currency of Ohio good
other States support such men will 60 in for ma.
king Stockholders liable.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30

A CAPITAL III A. Tho +. IS Il Sll6sl
aSocle yin Augp-ia; Gaa #
providing G
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SPECIE PAYING BANKS
and
STOCKHOLDERS LIABLE.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
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NEW PHlLADELPHIA, OHIO.
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SEPTEMBER, 8OIs41.