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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
MANY MHIGS.

Friday morning, Aug. 10.
p. s. The meeting mentioned above
has been held, and committee Of five
appointed TO draft resolutions to lie pre-.
senied at an ajourned meeting TO be held
at the Market house this afternoon, at 4
O'Clock. The committee consists Of J.
Ridgeway, ESQ, DR.. Wood, Col. Swayne
Mr. LazelI and Capt. John Dulrey. An
Intellectual attempt was made to appoint
Col. Sloane and VIM. Miner on the com.
mitlee, but their names were withdrawn
on the cry of mo office hSIdGrs IL the com
mitteem bsing raised.
Dr.. Wood read the message, and de.
nounced it as tho lowest aud YiieVt dem.
Ogoguism, and for its author, he boldly
avowed that the wings would make his
seat so hot, that he could not stand it,
Petitions Rom all parts OF The Union,
wouid drive him into retirement, and his
place would be filed by one who would
bow TO the will Of the people. Tremen-
duouS applause followed this announce
ment, and the question was about being
taken on an adjournment to the Market
House, when Mr.. Shields proposed Stew
arts Grove as . substitute, alleging as
reason, that the meeting this afternoon
would be the largest ever held in Frank
lin county, (very doubtful, iDdeed)
Many wings are taking firm stand
for the veto, and thus goes the Whg par
ty.
The friends Of The veto hold meet.
ing this evening, at the Old Court House i.
N, B. All the poles in this city, erected
in honor of "Tippecanoe and Tyler too"
were cut down this morning. ViVe Ia
bagdtelleu!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
WINGS I!
TO THE RESCUE =!

John Tyler has turned traitor TO your
cause! He has put his veto upon The
expressed will Of your immediate Repre-
sen,Alives He has set up his dictatoriaI
edict as the law Of the land, against the
known will Of those who elected him J.
TURN OUT, then, and let the Dictator
know that you are mol slapes. Let us
MEET AT THE ENGINE HOUSE, at
10 O'Clock this morning, and place our
seal Of reprobation upon this would-be
despot
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31

DrsGRAcnFUL RIoT.-On the night al
ter the veto message was transmitted to
the Senate, mob of BankiteS collected
in Washington, and went to the Pr' ST.
dents house, where they gathered IN the
portlco and cJmmenced hooting, Kissing
s. :. much to the annoyance and alarm of
the inmates; and then departed with
out having been interrupted by the whig
police of the city. On the following night,
not satisfied with the meannesS of their
insulting conduct, they again went to the
Presiden ent's house and besmeared the
doors with filth. These are rare times
indeed, when President of the United
States is thus nsulted for acting within
lis constitutional sphere.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
"--.---eommotion, motion, motion,
Our city through, &c.n

Ten o'clock is past, and nn gathering
Of the Bank clans yet. The vetosts talk
Of getting up a meeting tO.nigtt Well,
go ahead-it will be large one, "wirhOut
distinction Of party"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-08-31
From the Statesman.
FAR ENOUGH AHEAD!

We have just been presented with the
following "rippecanoe ard Tyler too"
handbll.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
SEE' ERii.



Elimination having reach Us oi several sheep b,.
recently purchased hy his Escclr neg Aadrrw Stew
son, the American Minister, Of Mr. Jonas Webb II Il.
braham, Cambridge, had an opportunity s.i;e.
ed rs on TUESDAY last ci personally IN pec;ns ii.t.
previous to their gong ont ,h- fine packet sip !,n-
drick Hudson, bound To ! York AiAony. So has-.
IN inany previous OCCASIONS, called attention ,be
shipments Of stock 10 foreign parts, tie quality OF l..
sheep We have now 10 notice verv cxtrao-dna:,
and elected the general admiration of the brho!de.
The American agricuur,sts nave, for Years past
drawn largely upon Lt,f resources, and
appears they are determined 10 possess themselves u
some OF our best mutton
10 The enterprise Of such gentlemen as Mr. Sc.
'enson, NEST Important results acc arrived At and wc
are glad tn lind that Atlantic friends are slo.
ing 50 much spr;; 10 improve their iocks The sheen
IN question splendid ram and some ewes which
were purchased IL Mr. Webb at very high figure
''Ihe celebrity OF the B.L,aIam i"ck is loo wei
known 10 our agricultural friends in this country IL
need any comment from u, aud confident tlry
vii be dals esteemed b. Tie Americans.
''lhcse sheep are gone out under the care Of \. Il.
illcn Esq q celebrated American writer and agrcul.
tufast,) who purchased ior T. Ro,che, Esq Of O,eso
County, Hew York, L. 5, beautiful tup lamb, anl
some other ewes, !io.a ilr Webs l)ca. Mr. Adm
has also procured pigs ot the great lo.Ash."
breed, wh2I! we enu" II be the very largest in Eng
land have them upwards of four feet high Ant
eight feet long, frame suhctrn, 10 fat:en 10 weigh,
Of G0O punas. One oi tlrs,. immense ANNALS s..
. Exhibited van, outside the show yafd iGiinE ~
time Of the late ting OF the Royal Asricguf. :;oc,
ely NJ Liverpool.
''llr Str@ensons ram, young Dabraham, j. ii liz
sheep, old .Batsaham, and = consequently
closely allied 10 the shearng ram, hirri tor The
rs lis grace, the Duke Of Acaclse, Il the Batr4l.a
SHOW, icr 100 guiacas whc: rl.n along with other
sheep, proved themselves pfe.cmineay successful
Al the great Liverpool meeting ~ Jnly. Mr.. Rochr
tap lamb Is By the above p!z shcans, and, therefore,
Is i grandson OF the ram .B abraham.
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\ 1.-TWO HOGSHEAD ;iiN."
r., H.. D.yo,ra,, of JE.-;ra,1


Believing that the leading measures Of the lae TX
ira Session OF Congress ii tis. tendency au prac-
teal operation injurious anu oppressive . the South.
aud concevug Of ~ earthly necessity for an extra
ordinary Session OF Con rrss, except 10 enable the
dominant party TO prec;a4;e aud force through Con
gress those obnoxious and pernicious measures-maGy
81 them conflicting viii! the spirit, and some OF them
palplbiy violating the letter Of the Constitution
Therefore, 1t IS respectfully suggested and The Demo
cratic Party OF i!ls county earnestly solicited and
invited t. meet at next Court, (Oc,ober Tor the
purpose Of taking into consideration what steps
proper and necessary Tor take, in order to clrr
" stop, II possible the progress Of the measures ahn.
alluded 10. Oar Republican brethren N motion
throughout the Union, and especially in the OLD d.
m'n'on, relative u the su5cct-'atter Of this
cation. Under these circumstances, il ndisp,u
sable duty 10 contribute mite and feel confident
that The Democrats Of Halifax VIII not be slo,nd
ing, when their services needed. X is very d.s
rabir that we shout have full aud general m,"rtp.
HftyaI, OctoJcr lGh, lcil. \ VOTER
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u IL
Tic Bill Rctogndiag :
rrpRCIA-kiykt.

The Fed,rrIis,s are overwhelmed, and there is no
mistake obou, II. The Micdgev'ile Journa!, and the
Recorder, both admit their defeat aud with rs'hrr i
moor Grace The former coniessrs, 1--WE are beaten,
and liar. badly" The latter exclaims, "BhAIES =
We had as well with good grace, as "lh"rw,sr, nc
tnoalsdue the corn The Columbus Arcns ('emo-
crat says, "The most sangnine of our FINDS could
M, have calculated upon such result rs has been
hh;,.d nv our u:e election. All the re,urns No,
YET come in but the Augusta Cons,unnast Of
THURSDAY last, gives the following summary, which
we have modified far 10 throw in TIE additional!
vote Of Murray county All the returns are received,
exccp, from the counties of Appling, Dae, Emanuel
Rabun, Sumter, Union, and Ware The majority Of
Governor Mcdonald in 81 counties, is a,iai The
votes in the counties, GALL D-mocrut'c) {" be heard
from, will increase this majority about ,oo2-making
his entire majority about ,o26
The revelation in the Legislature is Tremendous
In the las, Legislature the Wings had majority of
IN the Senate and u in the House. giving majority of
&c on Join, ballot. In the next Lcgs.a us ir parties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
Porter. majority, le.9
Porters mainrity NAY be about y, UlW

Porter majority may be aboat 10000.
(lro.a tie Hamburg K,ytoHf, 81 fr'diyl
"DcmocrGiic poins-Demncratic members have been
elected in all line counties which gave Democratic ma
jorties last yea and addition 10 this, we have car
red one member in Franklin, one in Chester, one in
Bucks, three in Washington three IN Allegheny, one
in Butler two in Bedford, and one IN Armstrong
making gam from last year oil thirteen menners oil
the House. This will make the next House 81 Reprt-
sentatives stand sI;y-tco 10 MntyttsM siT'ns De-
mocratic majority in that body OF trtnfHJ0".
awe have also gained one Senator IN the Inhloer-
land district, one in Argany, and, IN all Pfooao,y,
one in the Crawford district, which VIII give US De'
mocrdtic majority il the Senate. This IS certainty one
Of the most triumphant victories ever achieved IN any
State in the Union
The Wings had abou, majority Of t in the Senate
al the a.e session
The far famed anl Mason, and intriguant, Ihaddeus
Stevens, is elected in Adams county. IL IS lhoa9n'
his ''majuI:y wall not reach 300 In ISIS, hltner
majority 1913. .Mrersto,cA O,enship e0"nfy has
lost its population since :,
The election was Tuesday last for one-hat OF inc
Senators Q5>-and all the Representatives (12) vi
the Is Senators elected last f.ll and who hold over
are Wings and Democrats. The returns OF the
late Election come in very so%y. The only one We
have from slip of The Columbus Statesman office Of
The 18th, giving the return from franklin county, IN
which is Columbus. The Wings have elected their
members 10 tie Legislature 10y about $50 majority, and
the Democrats have elected the county Auditor. ar-
rison's majority il this county was Hoo. The States
man SAYS .shis c;ty and township, ar The first tmc,
has given an average Democratic majority. Many OF
the Wings have shown worthy Independence in this
election which deserves all praise.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

1t gives much concern ~ state that the Foundry ana
IRON Manuact"ry Of slrssrs. J. + Barnes j. Co, III
ih's City, on the river, burn: down on Saturday
night The BRICK building used AZ the mlnuf4ctory
was insured; The Foundry, Of woud, was not The
Machinery ana MINES are estimated II have
'iessfs b. q Co about $4,000, on which there ,.as
an insurance .! about $1,000 ony. alr. William H.
Saith occupied the highest story of the mandatory
i'r the advantage of the waller power tie operations
It turning aud saving his cabinet work. Ills "ss is
about sou IN unfinished material. M.ssrs. Barnes 4
Ga. were distinguished by the manufacture Of their ca.
cel!tnt Screw axes, &: We JPN our wishes 10 those
ii the Cosnpirr-aad hope to see Factory, rs
ing Phunix-.ikr, from the rains
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OI'!'Ii'i VI.

.Igpo'aMcRtS ~ The PrcStd'nt.
Jvha G Spencer, Il New York, 10 be Secretary for
The Department Of War.
VIM i IlodEson, .: the Dslric! Of Colnnbia, to be-
consu! # tie United Safes for t.e city and Kingdom
of Tunis
Francis J Grnnd, to ty Consu! Of tie L s for the
p2.; of Bremen.
Samuel J Douglass, to be Jadse f,l!e U. 5 fer the
Middle District Of Florida.
Samuel d Heap, transferred from the Consulate Il
Ike United States a. Tun.s 10 BE- Drogom1n The h..
,aon Of The United States ., the Sublime Porte
+ l.. castencau, Of New York, TO be Consul Of H..
United States iar tie city Of Lima III Peru, in tir
place II Etis,n Bartlett, resigned.
john II PEBBLES, Fl P'nn>, lyania, 10 be Consul =
The L. 5 fnr III" pert q CimPsche, IN Mexico IN he
place r. In LoGs Vi Grcgor, deed.
J. Washington Tyson, cnmMssary Of PuTcias \,
vice Calender Irvine. deceased.
Charles q. iadtocS, Postmaster at Buffalo, 81.
York.
Thomas TIotsman. William Platter, and Conrad II
tnrc be Justices Of the Peace in the county =! Wa.
ngton, in tie District If Columbia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

Fr.Y TAupA B,y-T.c Pensacola Gazette of tie
4 ~. sqys-yrsierday afternoon the 7. 5. steamer
.rI " : Harvey, arrived here from Tampa Bay =
"a Monday las: she was employed in bringing sixty
l,4,o. from Charlotte liarbor 10 Tampa She is two
as tso,a Tampa and is on her 10 New ORLEANS,
n oae 10 transport The chef Tiger Tail thence 10 Tam
!. 4g, arrangements having been nlde Tor ms return
:a.e- from Arkansas. HIS presence in Florida IS
a24 necessary by Gil! Worth in order 70 ensure the
.,.caiet u San Jones and his band. Col W. was al
Tl-.l when the steamer left
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

Dc,n cratic paper as avov Wing ;n,tto. 81, That
~, III, 'hc THY VII MT lona 10 llr' s.
tory Of their counry-nci,hcr viii they l,iaS. reflect,
Or :or themselves. '''rAry ~ tint tor ih''
D.r;a,2r aai hs measures. Whereas, II they wii.'!
Just look 10 the history If Iii ksntuck verify.
Kentucky seems 10 leipng 10 AaD they would :iht,
that fro,G 1879 10 1924, MS pwn Kentucky 2nit
Of her specie By his srr.: Regal stof-!ier pe,.''
s"ind.cd and impnvershr,: by paper.niaaers ami -:
Perm1ngers, and driven aliGos g a state of anIre'
5y the stop-laws "Hec courts, aud oirf
sorted To- 10 rid themselves Of the curses vi az accu.s
Cd banking mama.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

SUPERIOR Commonwealth -. Semmes.-
%, the non appearance Of this individual, charged
r,a the murder Of Professor Jno A. G. Davis, and
baet last summer in the Of -, 900 dollars, de-
al. vas entered against him and rule made against
nm and his securities, returnat.e al the term OF
;he Curt 10 show cause why Judgment should not be
l!. IN their forfeited 5ecoI nizancc.
10 expec:ati"a exists IN tbs community that ;hs
iorar man wlI! ever return here. IL may therefore
i considered c'ear- ChariouesrWc Republican.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

DE- more Piano Fortes Just reesired by +. r. Nash.
ne schooner Juliet, nave received Piano
'ss which, added the twelve lately unpacked. make
Al Very large and complete. have beautiful variety Of
varying in price from bundled and sev.ntyhve Ia
'td dollars, all of which will be sold subject 10 b. re
m. really good, AMI with uncommonly LARGE stock
oi thirty cannot fail IL peaar those who
"a Want Of tile article NJ eirs Ia the dark or runs
'n purchasing Piano Forte froRi the subscribed H.
etht purchasers should withhold payment until they
~ thet. Z. T. NASH, Petersburg.
till
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

The BuJtte!-The y. York Pos, Of Saturday says:
ave have frequently stated the day would when
the U. ). Bank Stock could not be gwen away-,he
period is rapidly approaching Tie best osr far il al
t siofi toard his n0sntn. ,cas 81 per sars' 1t
offered at 81, bu 10 one disposed TO touch H."
The Post also states that "Nr Redcld the Cashier of
the Cnnu.rrc,a Bank Of y. York, is de4ul,cr, aud il
IS SAID 10 Considerable amount and It has been carried
on Tor several ytnrs-!egai process has been issued
against HIM l. was bn, THE day before yesterday,
alluded particularly to the injury sustained by bank,
by the over conid,nc rcposed in the officers By the
board Of directors, and here IS another instance Of IT,"
he acqniita %: Mcleod has gwen spring to
business III New York "Mos, Of the vessels, and par
cnlarly The packets, were dressed on Thursday with
coloFs flying, the occasion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

1 TEACHER W.iNTED-Ihc Trustees OF Jefferson Acate-
y ~ S,,h for ir ensuing year. a Prnopa q" -i!
ia3-ay gentleman G;aied teach the usual >nIt> ia
l2,H tie Tie iits. IL
II February ana end Is, Juy-hc second session 10
end 18th ectia.riic number oil -:ii
TN, limit y. Terms-fur English b:aie ~ FOR Ian
.lss, ~. The Trustees wi! warrant soJ-'- Teacher
a..a III, benefit OF be raised from tuition fees.
Z" li.e.,-i Herbert Reese, Mount Level r. o, Dn~id
=, Va, wall meet with due 2;tcn;!oh.
H.; II ,.-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

pN'E'S PATENT, PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL
W subscribers being authorised by the Patentee 10 sell III.
"a io the State OF Virginia to the above Saw MILL offers
XII! Rights accommodating terms.
u above Mil operation about half mile above
= junction Il Louisa Railroad with the Richmond aud
ecsshnre Railroad, Virginia al Louisa Courthouse,
y Also annapolis, Maryland, hy horse power
% ean. 10 To H. oJ feet Of plank per dayat Page,
faen;e- Sop, Baltimore, and at the Depot "f the Balti-
- lal Ohio Railroad, said Shop. One Of the above
ha upwards Of hundred Thousand feet Of timber,
~ louisa cor; house, Va, within the lat three months,
Sn - horses oaiy feel disposition puff
= We invite those disposed purchase rights 10 for them
-sr-
Aiarr-Me,,on & Quarles Iouisa e. H. Virginia. post paid.
ELISHA MELTON,
JNO X. QUARLES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19
II. L.rnis .i1anttat.

Mcleod was acquitted on TUESDAY last and We ",pe
,e have d,r ,yitt the man forever. IL expected
to leave Utica on "Wednesday Thursday morning ~
EngiaMd, via Albany and Boston -
We have deemed It our duty to give 'he conc'"s'''
Of his Trial, and especially the luminous c"afss :"
Judge GliLley in full-tiiough We are c'mpe''." :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

1 COUNTRY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. purchased If Mr
'aiie' .sacii his stock Of BOOKS aud STATIONARY,
ohiinnc 10 keep hand general and good assortment, OF
ICES ~ the Book and Stationary line
': received hy a,r. arrivals my entire Fall stock of
l. Stationary &c. together WIKI the stock had on hand
"i bsit Al reduced price, am prepared To sell "h
amer mere Reasonable than he purchased elsewhere
~ Country merchants. and friends generally. are
70 call and examine for themselves before purchasing
acre. The former patrons Of the establishment soc
"niinae their patronage, them will spare
"'' !" accommodate them better than hsretofne
JOSEPH &. SPALDlNG,
o.. Ere doors a5Ore the Bell Iaresa, .Nca street
~ fit
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NEW JERSEY

iirr election took place on las. Tuesday aud Wed.
nesday. Last year the Council sioud Is Wings 10 )
' an Dureh men; Assembly, II Wings 10 II Van Bu
rem men. The New York Nrw Fra rxllI,s Nm. f.,
lowing results
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

e Subscriber having this dry sold one undivided hai interest
= a,- M for IN. United States 10 Mr. Elisha Mellon Of
= 'onrl house, Va persons wishing To purchase Machines,
'"h State r CHS, requested To address him. Louisa
Z, Va o. the subscriber, Baltimore, Md. post paid
GEORGE PAGE.
- 10 47-w2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

u Mr. Gilmrrs letter, The case Of Mcleod, and the
interesting articles list page, (toucing an the
proofs Of Wing pipe Iying) occupy Ii, bnlk OF tbs
day paper. They all worthy Of the puh!.c aiten-
iiui.
IL repnLl.shing Mf. Gn"ss Address, The Ciar.,t,s
vile "jeTsTsoniaa says Truly, ihAt"higi III honor and
III hc Confidence Of the Wings Tie ssrn o.. Gov
G'.sr lroa the ranks II tia, Ill starred party Is Itself
si'"ns argument against ,irir Eiclsuses lie !ea
them, and has discarded vel! founded hopes of political
tensy OF teir principles, and row, !.re srery State
Ht"his Hhig ought 10 be, in the midst Of those w!o
n"1iy batting Tor eoasitaoaa frsedom lie has ahln
doned the ;ea that fsdernt Iaiss vii. a:d in ans "a.
!utay reform OF cur Government, cease 10 urge upon
Inc country the'r doctrines Of constellation, aad
schemes Tor The benefit 81 the few a, tie cost u the
many lie has taken the tit many politicians
took IN opposing the administration Of John G Adams
merging MINOR Differences in concurrence nn ques
lions OF far greater magnitude and i'm ofsancc."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

FRESH OLIVE of-Thc subscriber receives regular
sls al III. a-> quality fresh salad CD. Maisrics,
s1,i Moe ari Az, suitable uT tile manufacturers Of to-
4,y, anl iJT -ais i; the lowe; market psict-.
GRANVILLE :. OIDFiELD,
LGnb 10 stree, Bai.aorf.
III. j--9f
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- t5truiUr OF NariNa Kan SnIiiI decd, FiaIhIiN:
against
Nelson Hines and Ezabe, T. his wife, Ca>we Winston,
'N,h T. Winston. Alexander Eatrrt, Joseph Winston, John
"n>;1u Elizabeth Iiu.gard Pleasant Smith, Ei>hl u. Saith,
ID & smith. Christopher Z. Smith, El.ra r. t"-hy, Robert
>nnin and Nfrrd smith, Defendants:
T defendants, Joseph Winston, John T. Winston Eli
;1t; us.asi, Pleasant Smith, Elisha II. Smith, Oliver q.
>a' Christopher Z. Smith Ei,ra r. Cosby Robert Sii! AMI
NiA Smith, having entered their appearance aud given
gy according Law and thc rules Of this Court: and
ny satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants
M state, 'nn Of the plaintiff, by hi. counsel, IT l.
-' Joseph Winston, John T. Winston Eizab"
.tUi, Pleasant Smith, Elisha ID. Smith, Oliver e. Smith,
'.ioi,t T. Smh, Evira r. Cshy Robert Smith and Alfred
& d. APPEAR before the Judge Of the said Court II the Court
% - The first Day of the next term Of The said Conf ami
i"a-i The plaintiffs BILL and that copy of this order BE- forth
AKA aefrd newspaper published in the city Of Rich
t two month, srey, and posted al the front door
HE court house IL tins county some court day.
JOHN HUNTER, c. c.
10 5--vs.y
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ioi ASsiMiiiY
" ing.
Council. III,
Democrat.
Council. House.

fThc Wing loss is one Councilman and one Assem-
byman in lassaic, one Assrmblyman IN Salem, ana
tie entire delegation from Monmouth. No other change
sccpt from the increase OF members IN CERTAIN coun-
Tres.
at will be recolected that the Infamous manner III
which the Pipe layers grrrymandered this state has rem
dered it almost impossible for the Democrats 10 obtain
majority in the Legislature, however large may he
their popular vote. When the returns OF that vote
shall, he obta ned it viii be that hive decided,
It not very large majority. Let the Federal fipe
Layers say what they WILL their triumph is one Of
frand faced fraud and Will think little al the
spiri, of the Jrrseymen they much longer submit L"
the grievances under which they labor. An unprinc
Piled minority rules the State, and will continue SO
TO do un!esss the people, III their sovereign capacity,
sernly demand the restoration Of their right to equal
representation.
TThe Legislature elects 10y joint ballot the Governor
Treasurer and other officers
WISCONSIN ELECTION
Democracy triumphant
The Veteran Dodge, the distinguished Black Hawk
conqueror land The half brother Of DR. Linn Of Mis-
souri) aud lately removed by the Harrison Admins
tea,ion from the Office Of Governor Of Wisconsin, has
been restored Is the voice of the people 10 The public
service The Chicago Democrat Of the 9Th instant
SAYS tia, = Governor Dodge is elected to Congress-
over Arnold, the Federal candidate, by at least oSk
rlious,Su MAJORITY. The Democrat says
"Wc know what congratulate oar Democratic
friends The Territory upon th- lrn,iaht result nsirh anu
a,l.i sl authorities Washington, through their
Ihs, they ihs rr"rs IN lie
mo-. glorious Nnw wi be iund what The old .D"iy
co:ntrs' and they have done well i not IN
infer t count. III The Territory as gwen
Ina, old Minrr majority"
Dd.e. .iraoI
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II;lrri;lnnA.

Married, Al Cleveland ohm, the th in-, Ly ti Ry. IL.
Tanri ;r GlD. W. AiwalER ~ The aor.r II ktni, krnia
iiwarr, 81 Ills city !" & N.Etv. daughter .. The i.tr
Noble II. Mermn, E.l., 81 ,hr former place.
Married. lie :ih Ly III Rev. Ballard J.. Gibson .
Warren Mr. WV. Ds>s I" M fa.>cr., e!det daughter
af I,eh. Pace Ed, al uf Ahenafir Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-19

TWrSrY DOLLARS REWARD.-Was s;olen i;om =, boat
knl Mr. Iohn Pemherons sorrel Horse, with baz-
- All GAS will give the above m The deteccn oil
u mel! o. $40 for the horse. JOSEPH iioDGSoN.
Curi.la OCT 18Th, 1891; i.-!s