The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-11-25

WIscoNsIN.-In In the Legislature Of Wlscon-
sin parties are divided quite nicely. 10 Coun-
Gil, Democrats and Wings. In the House
l6 6DemocrO,s and 10 Wings. Ii.
ALABAMA LEGIsLATURE.-On the Isl inst,
th'A body was organized. Major N. Terry,
was chosen President, and DR.. Moore, Spea.
ker. They are both Democrats. ID.
The GLORIOUS UNcERTAINTY. THE num-
bsr Of Chancery cases in England, at present,
is thirteen thousand six hundred, involving an
nmoun. of $2l, 900, 600. Nue-lenths of this
enormous sum will be absorbed by the law
ysvN ID.
Sleeps HEADs.-We waded-body, soul
aud breeches-thtOugh the slough OF 337 ex-
change papers yesterday, without finding sin-
gle new idea. What has become of all peoples
brains? We will infuse some Of our spirit into
3S7 Jersey pumpkins, and forward one to each
Of the afOrsald exchanges, 10 be placed on the
tripod to DO The editing. We will at least get
back our own ideas, if they should no,tffuctIfy
and produce something Original and novel. ID.
PARALYSIS ExTRAoRDrNARY.-The ''mes-
meric" influence has peryadsd the Peinsuar
State, that all the Wings have been put into
the somnabublic condition, which made them
forget the day of election returns, no, one Wing
candidate has been elected to either house of
the Legislature this season! Truely Democ-
racy has swept the State like prairie on fire!
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TwIToHERlsM Another financial trick was
played off in New York on Saturday 18th inst.
1t was pracced upon the person of Mr. Sleph-
en- Morris, of burberry, Connecticut, whose
pockets were picked of about $1,000 sSstur-
day, at "nigh twelve" The money consis-
ted of Of 800 uote Of The City Bank, two of
the same denomination oflhe New HavenBank
FIVE tens of the Fairfield County Bank, and
note Of hand for $639, with number Of small
bills. ID.
They pelted poor fellow with rotten eggs
in Beaver; Pa. He was laboring under &C.
we're attack Of an abolition Jaror. ID.
The Mississippi Democrat, on hearing of
the democratic victories in Ohio, Maryland
and Pennsylvania, cracked the following bot
lie Of hard cider
"GPThe late whig party having failed, som
one advises them to take the benefit ofhe bank
ruPt act. Unfortunately, however, for tho
party, corporations are not included in the act
Boys should be seen and not heard, as the
youngster said ven. he couldn't say his les
son.
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the Leopard change his spolsl" "Oh, yes;
when he is tired Of one cpot, he goes to anoth-
or"
The Corn Laws send 20, 900 people in Great
Britain to premature grave, "unkeneled, un.
hcnored and unsung,'bu not "unwept."
He IS NOT ALL V1LLA1N.-Earl Spencer
states that the amount ofrnoney obtained from
him by the notorious Monroe Edwards, has
been Refunded through The Barings. The fnan-
cier, it seems, has some sense of moral obliga-
lions. May be he is not rogue after all.
Yesterday Two ofour antiques went out 10
the FourChe bar, just below town, and killed
nine hundred pigeons al fifteen ehots. Little
Rock (Ark.) Gazette, Oct. ~
Providence AND PoLicEMAN.--T late
Rowland Hill understood human nature well.
His chapel having been infested with plCkpockG
etc, he took occasion 10 remind the congrega-
ton that there was an All.seeing Providence.
TO whom all hearts are open, and from whom
no secrets are hid; but lest he added, rhere,
be any present who are insensibleto such re-
| Elections, beg leave 10 state that there are also
| two Bow street officers on theloo OUT
CLASSICAL. The Chicago De!nocrat tells
about number ofthe |Iseeosin Legislature,
who had rather Ell indls,inct idea oil lhe cIassi-
cal illusion Of ScyIla end Chsnbdls, who. thus
addressed the speaker--
''Ihe gentleman asks me TO except of his
amendmeDt end thereby destroy the WhOle,mea
hing TO Ghy resolution, and carry me sway 10
the opposite extreme. | cannot consent 10
nothlr9 ofthe ktDd; and eau. assure every
member OF this House that my character iS
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