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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
From the Old School Republican.
THAT SAME OLD COON.

As walkod out the fodder afternoon -
| see d CLAP with great big coon,
Says !, Mr. Chap, that coon cant cone 1t,
Ills teeth is gone and coon' cant gum NJ
Oh twas 'Ihe same old COON that used to was,
But his hide was tore with the specie claus
As cum'd up closer seed he didn't wink,
Ses to his master, he wants sulne drink;
And then the chap he pulled on the tring, I.
Up clum the coon, and the chap ha sing
OH twas "lhe same old coon" what used TO was,
When the wing he fight for the Tyler cause
Sss |, loose The ting and let him down,
SeU how he caper when he GIT on the groun;
"Oh no, ses he, dat coon high minded, .-
He no tooh de grOun since he was hnded-
Oh twas 'the same old coon" that fought in forty,
And conquered too for de great wing party
out with my knife and cut de tring
And de coon come down with ching ring, rln5
"liis eyes was sor," he had ''resign,"
Al what held him was dat are twine
oh twas "the same old COON we know before,
Wien de latch uing always outside de door,
Dat same old coon he work for de whg
Till he swell all up he feel 30 big,
And when lie bust, dey tu' his skin,
And tink dey beat de democrat again
Oh, twas "lhe same old COO" dat drink hard ciderr
But ne suone gone now anu hIS 'Io Wo"e''
'"That same old coon" he raise him dandsr
Wen de wig bring out de Gerrymanden, ... .rg
Him couldn't stand sight 50 shocking, lab
To him gold speck and nice silk 'ockin
So ",hat same old coon" him raise him pride,
An swell au bust, an here's him hide
And now write him epitaf
While do wig he gil great giraffe,
And den he INK To win the Gay ,.,...., ..;..r'
And clear de coast for Masaa Clay,
While 'thc same ed coca" is done forgot
And all de log cabins gone to pot
r.a. ..'.s. -. '..... ,
Dare lies inferred ''that same old coon"
Datltry for TO rule de sun and moon,
De eagle cotch him in his treason,
And he bust his hide for dis good reason-A "l
"That same old coon" hab got proud
Him wag he tail, and do wig he bowed. ,,.., s...
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

Ii will be seen that we have used up The
"coons" completely y--fora under the coon ban
ner they fought and fell, and are consequcni-
Iy Ontitled 10 allthe honor the name can give
ihem.
O. S,nco the above was in type, we have
received by the MadIsonian, sufficient returns
TO insure large democratic majority on joIht
ballot in the Legislature; this sesures a de-
cratic u. s. Senator. tfa' '..l.s. ...f..s ,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

Gratis ofCqngress, for their patriotic course
en- the lanif bill, without winch the Govern
meet woulG,have been If without revenue
He bordly defended the President, and hurled
defiance at those political leaders who had
sIandered and mlsrepresened him. WybStsr'a,
position s now fully defined, and The wing pa,
pers which, few days past, sigulfsd dlsPo--
sIiou 10 take him back Inlo their i0vOr, will
again pour down upon hun torrent Of abuse.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

O'We have kept our paper back to get official ro-
turns from this county, but compelled 10 go 20 press
without ,hem Next week we will give them in full,
together with returns from nearly the who'e state.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

,HoRRlD AFFRAY.7- fight occurrsda at the polls
inJ'ffsrson Township on Tuesday between two men
named Morgan and Ksndesperser, which resulted in
the latter shooting Morgan through the head with ri
fs. He was still alive yesterday morning, but it was
thought could not live long Kendesperger was ar
arrested aud brought to town yesterday and lodged in
Jail. The cause of lbe quarrel we did not learn.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
, SPECIAL COURT,

There will be aSpscia Court held by the Associate
Judges, on "Wednesday next, the 10Th Instant at 10
o'clock in the forenoon at the Court House in Nav
Philadelphia, for the purpose of appointing Adminisa-
tors. .Guafdians &c.. 4 a..-.L /. n. IN -.onils
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

BUCKS TOWNSHIP This .bhlwark Of the.Tus. =
Caswas Democracy has covered herself with lsdrsls--
giving l37 maiorilydsr ,heI'alentsd shaLuou. A.
more patriotic aud untelrfed set of Democrats never
h-eathed Than the Democracy OF old Old Bucks. s''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
CATECHISM.

".s CATECHlSM, r.. ...r-.
q. Wba, was the United States Govern.
mont organized fora .-a .t... .e. vr....-a
A. to make Presidents. .......
q. WHAT'S the uss Of Congress- ...
A. To promote the ssme end. .....t ..
@. Who Is the greatest manl ... ..a.r...
A. Henry Clay. ... r.
@ Who next r....... ..s.f.lra
A. H,s man Charles. .a -
O. Who is the most honest mani
A. John Davis. .... ..,..,.... ..
G. What is the philosophers so.n,s .t -..
A high tariff g.. -..... ......,.... ..
@ What is the Arcbmedes' leverl .t..
A. Coon.skins and songs. .--.. ....-- .-.
q. What 10 the most important thngf t...,
A. The election of Henry Clay. ... ....-
@, What will be the destruction Of The, coun
,yl s.f -. t ....
A. The sins ofihe Locos. .,.... ..
G. Where IS The best Government 10 be
foundl r. ....... ..... ....... .t
A. In Rhode Island. ..... ......, .,..s A.,
q. Whyl s.r .-.. s,.-. .... .s.s ..sa,
A. Because there the poope have the least
voice in il, rl .- ...s.... ..... .a a.cs
O. Whois the worst manf .,....,A ..a-,,
Gov DOn. .-s ... r;,r.s. .,r.., ..,,
@. Who NEXT r. .-.. .. ......-1F ...,...l
A. Governors Cleveland and Hubbard. ,r...
@. IL times continue to grow better as fast
as they have done for Two years past, how
long before they will ge' to be goodl q.. .a
A. Never ciphered as far. I'D.
| O. Which 10 most ceriaIn-the destruction
oFthe world in l643, or the eIectloa of Mr..
| Cav in lG44l 5gas7 rp1sI. "A fa,..... ,...,,
Which d,d you sayf s5l eaa .s.aoB r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
HURRAH FOR LI7TLE HOLMES.

T6esrsrliug Democracy ofioImes, have eslipsed
even themselves Not even a grease spot is lsl of
whlggery. In lS4O, shannons majority was about
sOQ This year it is ELEVEN HUNDRED and over.
The whOctcke is elected BY about The same maj ,riy.
Below is the majority for Governor in each town.
sship. Tom Corwin you can't put the Democrats to
desth H -tHe... .l.. IS l,ta .f.t 4;
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
.soMgTHlNG FOR FARMERs.

frIere are three times many persons employed in
agriculture in ihe United States as there are in all other
empIoyments in The aggregate, And Notwithstanding
this hvr neresls IorgOtlen by legislators in their
zeal 10 press for the exclusive benefit of merchants,
mahIiac,uterh, capitalists &c. whichlws, in nine ca
aeS ot a ten are injurious if not destructive of The in
terests Of tile hard listed agricoIturist. .,4 .
The following, from the census Of ls40, shows the
number of persons empIo, ed in The different divisions Of
labcr.-- Ely nc ~e '.a" "'H ".te.s
Agriculture, ~ % eset patg,ds 3H9 96l IS
Aiaina.As ko.taS I 4 IL te5 t.s 1850 .
Commerce, ~ ,sfEt S,a .. Iis606
Manufacturing and trading, 79I ,739
Navigation Of the ocean, 5502l
Navigation Of canals, lakes and rivers, 1876
Learned professions and sdgipeep, ,h1iA 65,255
n, tsljsS sssal aa Mercury g. Manufacturer.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
From the N. o. Cresce?' City, OF Sept 26.
...:. rs, l.. FROM TEXAS. ..
SIN ANTONIO TAKEN BY THE MEX
InAMS EIEIV nlpEE OE ,nnN

a ..t
SIN ANTONIO TAKEN BY THE MEX.
ICANS-FIFTY THREE OF THE
PRINCIPAL CITIZENS TAKEN.
BY the arrival Of the steamshlp Merchant,
BoylBn, this morning, we have been favored
wi'b the following highly imporlan, ip'eI;gepce:
San Antonia was completely surprised on
the llthinst,, by ihireen hundred MeMcans,
under Gem Wall. Flftyrthree .ofths princi11'
pal clgans were taken prIsoners. Pfesident
Houston has Issued a proclamation ordering
the marchipg forthwith Of tho militia Of Bra-
zario, Austin, Fort Bend, Colorado, Victoria,
Gonzales, Jackson and Matagorda counties,
agaiust San Antonio; and tho counties Of the
upper Brsssos aud Colorado to march TO AUS
tin, end The citizens Of the other counties TO
hold themselves ~ readluess, The orders Of
the Executive are direct, Ibntin the event Of
the evacuation Of San Antonio BY. the Mex
csu-, they are 10 be pursued beyond he Rio
| Grand and Chssised ss their audaciy de !
serves To lbe event Of a formal invasion,
the, western counties are TO hold themselves
| in check uull the rest Of The Republic can ral-
| V'o me reSene'q 4s .qae, ia r,, ~, -.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

The Wing leaders are eursing ths Germans, calling
them Loafers Cattle, &C.. They now.say German
should have no voles Letthis be recOllected. >. F
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

no particular interest in this matter. The coOns will
.,falows our advice not as they may think BEST
Oiio StansmaR. M 8 A
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

The whlsA all say,t'sy,are SICK of politics. just
now. sTley all talk OfiSiuipg church. ~
Wstod Kirk Patrick he wouldgeta fiji of Water
power shortly Reckon he believes us now.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

Whata terrible coon skipnipg we've hadl Lord,
how the Fur aswl, slazgsssa adI7o r ~ 81.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
From the Baltimore Republican. -
"STILL ONWARD FLOWS THE UN-
PAUSING TIDE.


Baltimore, inv,nclbe BAtImore, has spo-
ken, and responds in full voice to our Demo-
cratic friends who have preceded her. We
have the satisfaction Of again recording her
vote in favor of lhe DEMOCRATIC CAUSE
This triumph is the more gratifying In con-
sequence Of unusual exer,ons made by our
opponents, day and nlgh, TO give Nc Clay
and the lanff starting point. Bat every
where bis banner trails IN the dust and hS
hopes may be set down as blighted and des--
troyed. Even deceptive tickets were used
with view Of helping his iallen fnrunest
aud every means that could be, were employ
ed with the Intention of creating distraction In
our ranks; but the old Phaianx stOod frm and
unbrokeu-they have won zglonousav'ptotyv7
and our banner once more waves 10 pGond tT'-
umph over the "O.d CITADEL" ..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
RGcArITuLATIoN. as fur as Gsoertaincd-
STATE SENATE

The Senae consists Of 81 members, IA OF
whom hold over, and wire elected on We'd
nesday. OF the Seua'o's holding over, 8 are
FederaIlsts and FIVE Democrats. of the z
Seua!ors whose Terms have expired, were
FederaIistS and | Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13
Shannon Maj aig COrwin Maj.

81" "' l1l3 .t.' t.
shannCn'' Majority over Corwinf 1906 4 ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

a aSal -sg your, humble serv't s.5
=. o,-.... DAVID MCCONNELL, I,
New. PbiladsIphia Friday evening. oct7, 1882.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-13

The Madsoniai is making some astounding deveops4
menls The Globe thus notices the fist article. we
shall publish lhs article in full from the Madsonlan
haraaffer,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
THE LEwIsgrRG CONVENTION.

Our published account OF the proceed
ings of this Convention, brought US down
10 the adoption Of the report Of the Com
mittee appointed to report subjects for the
consideration of the Convention. This
was a part of the last days proceedings.
The blank in the resolution for the ap-
pointment Of Committee to memorialize
the Legislature Tor the calling of Con-
ventIon, was fIlet, with the number 7,
and the following gentlemen were accord.
ingly appointed to compose The Commit
tee : B. II. Smith, D. McComas, A. T.
Caperton, Charles A. Stuart, Saml. Price,
VIM. Smith and J. b. Caldwell.
The blank 10 the Sd and last resolution,
was filed with "Gf,cen," and the following
gentlemen were thereupon appointed u
Central Corresponding Committee, 10 pro.
mote the objects Of the Convention, &C.,
in accordance with the resolution Hen
ry Erskne, Ballard Smith, Samuel Price,
Joseph Anderson, Charles L. Arbuckle,
Edward b. Bailey, Samuel McClung, Al
fred Beckley, Augustus a. Chapman, Jo-
seph Damron, John Mathews, j. Bowyer
Caldwell, +. b. Miller, James Witherow
and Patrick BeirDe.
Resolutions, rendering thanks to the Of
fcers Of the Convention, and for the pub
LEGATION OF the proceedings, were adopted,
and then the Convention adjourned, after
session of three days.
Our Western brethren urge their grew
ances in very fine tone but We are
pleased to see that they are actuated also
by warm and patriotic devotion 10 Vir.
gina, and are determined that she shall
receive no stain from any violen, or I'M
becoming act on their part.-Rich. Com
niIcr
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
was expected. Members Of the Legisla.

was expected. Members Of the Legisla
ture, only, chosen.
MISUNDERSTANDING. The South
ern portion including the city Of Mobile
gives greater Wing vote than usual
but the Northern portion has borne then
down as usual. No change in the State,
NORTH CAROLINA. -Governo More
head (whig) is reelected by large ma
jority and yet, by some locus pOcust
the opposition have carried the Legisla-
ture. The prospect is, that the Wings
will lose Senator in Congress.
ILLINOIS. change. This State
gave Mr.. Van Buren, its vote, as did Ala
bama, 10 1910.
LoUIsrANA.--Tbe Wings have the
Legislature and two Members ofCongress.
The opposition have the Governor.
REsuLr. Wing gain Of Legislature in
louisiana Wing gain Of Legislature in
Indiana. Opposition gain Of Legislature
in North Caroline. Other States as be.
fore. The Wings are just beginning to
wake up, and viii in due season, we trust,
roll back the tide Of temporary opposition
success, occasioued by that state Of feel
ing which veto on veto has produced,
while President Tyler was supposed to be
a Wing. The lines are now drawn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
WING PROMISES.

Our readers will recocet thai many n time and
oft during the late Presidential canvass the Loco
focos charged the Wings with a continual evasion
Of their principles, TINT they party without
any avowed professions by which they could he re-
cogniIad. Now their mouths are filed od napse-
am, about the broken promises of the Wings, &C.,
because the measures and principles of the Wing
party are nuliGed by themselves and Captain Tyler
together either BY tho Veto or by their coalition 10
prevent the passage OF law by the constitutional
majority Of twc-thirds The New York Tribune
thus scathingly relutes their slang upon this sub
ject -" Before tho election of 40 il was the
standing complaint Of the Loeofocos that the Wings
concealed their intentions, and wouid not declare
the principles which they intended TO conduct
tho Government. but smothcIed all inquiries in a
hurrah for Log Cabins, Coonskins, Hard Cider and
1ippecanoe. Noe these same veracious gentlemen
as,crt that tho Wings promised e0ery hing and
pledged themselves to every thing, possible and i'm
possible, in that very contest Of 1910 Do mol
these two aIschoods the trouble Of reiuliUg
citherl"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

COMING TO THE POINT. The Locos
arc evidently alarmed at having, by
their influence over the acting President,
brought things to such pass that they
must either retreat or dissolve the Gov.
eminent !" We use their own words -
They say, unless Revenue bill is pass
ed, the Government must fall to pieces
and what is more, on their heads will rest
the responsibility. The Bill just vetoed
still lies upon the table ofthe House their
votes can pass il into law. Without
their Notes.-The Wings not having Two.
thirds-it must fall, and with it, as they
say, the Government ITSELF 1t is next &c
certain, that no other Revenue bill can be
prepared aud agreed upon, at this late da y
in the session-even, if there was not Q
capricious ass to be consulted and humor
ed. 1t is this bill, then, or nothing
viii the Locos take the responsibility Of
defeating this bill, and oyerthrowng the
Government The matter is in their owl
hands Rich. Wing.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

WASHINGTON, August Is, 1912.
Let it be stated for the information o.
the people of Virginia, that Mr.. William
Smith has nearly completed his i" labor
Of love" in dstrictng the State, and that
in due time the decree for dsmembermenr
and determination will be issued, and, o.
course, obeyed. Virginia will pass under
the YOKE. Mr.. Smith, at present, on his
high horse, to show his msgnunimiy, is
willing to be thrown into the Loudoun
District, and give that county the honor
Of such a representative Very WE'LL
Let the game 90 on Let the play be
played out, But ! tell you there is a
spirit at work NOW, even NOW, which will
burst forth, in it's full time, and politically
consume traitors and demagogncs. Blu,
Billy Smith will be more respected than
Captain Tyler !-Aler. Gd=.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
LIEUT. ALBURTIS.

The friends and acqpaintances of Lieut.. ALBUp-
tbs, in this community, will read the suhioined
piece of intelligence with satisfaction. We find
the promotion among list lately sent in 10y the
President to the Senate.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and wih the odgice and consent Of The Senate
Fhu Lieutenant VIM. Aiburtis, OF the ID regi
ment Of Infantry, TO be Captain by brevet for gal
lantry and good conduct in the late war against the
Florida Indians. TO date from March Cd. l84i.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

North Carolina is the first, If not the
only, State in which a convention has
formally nominated Henry Clay for the
next Presidency. The people Of the
State have already repudiated the nom-
nation by the election of Legislature
containing large majority opposed 10
Mr.. Clay. -Phiiad. Pennsylvania.
The people on the contrary have co'o-
fmed the nomination, by electing Gov.
Morchcad-a staunch friend of Mr.. Clay
AS their Chief Magistrate In Nonh
Carolina, the minority Of the people, who
elected the majority Of the Legislature,
will not have the casting of the vote for
the State. The majority of the people,
who e-elected Gov. Morehcad, will have
that pleasant duty to perform, and they
have already indicated that they will cast
it for Henry CLAY.-BaH. Pat.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

o. We observe, Tint at the Navy Yards, fortlh-
cations and other public works of the Government,
hands and aborers of every description are being
discharged in accordance with orders from Wash
ins,on. This comes from the Vetoes Of Mr.. Tyler,
he by his obstinate and arbitrary exercise OF tins
power, preventing tho Government from acquiring
the means 10 pay its obligations. And in the face
oi all this, the Locos raising hue and cry thai
thus are the Wings yedeeming their promises oil
Improving the condition Of the country. Show
the Wings but iair play. sud they will show YOU
gentlemen Locotocos, what they will do Our ac-
cidental PRECEDENT has been thwaring the MAORI.
~ in Congress FOR the fourth time since he has held
the feins, and the sagacious Locos cannot for q
moment see at whose door the fault hes Oh no
the dcceiving Wings wont redeem their promise,
made before the election Let them make an ef-
fort to open their eyes, and put the saddle upon
the right horse and let ms hear no of The
Wings not fulfilling their promises. Mr.. Tyler il
now " bone OF their hone and If they can recon
clio il to themselves to fire guns in honor of hi
ve,oes surely they ought not to have the had'hooc
10 blame tho Wings for NOT accomplishing wha
they always iapd the Captain for PreEes'lngto b'
ioae.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

A petition has been forwarded to a
member Of Congress, from Columbano
county, Ohio, signed by two hundred cit.
liens, who declare that they voted fol
"Tippecanoe and Tyler too" under the
impression that the latter was a Wing
but as he has proved recreanl to the prln-
cplcs he then avowed and turned tai
upon the Wing party, they request him &c
RESIGN. The paper was forwarded tc
the member to present to Mr.. Tyler, ant
will be sent to him. -Aier. Gaz.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
CAMP MEETINGS

There will he Camp Meeting held on the lands
Of Mr. john II. ALsrApT. three miles Fl ON liar
per's Ferry TO commence on Tomorrow, the Goth
instant.
Camp Meeting Of the Methodist Protestant
denomination will be held on The lands of NJ. Pc
TER LIGHT, one milo south of Light, Ferry, on
the Potomac river, to commence on the LIST Of Sep.
TENDER
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

FETE TO LORD AsHBuRros preparations are
now making in New York BY number Of indisid-
uals Of ihe highest respeciability give Lord Ash
burton, on his arrival there, grand fete after the
conclusion Of the negotiations between this country
and Great Britain, at which Mr.. Webster will be
present.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

II is said that the President will Journey east
ward after the close of the present session of Con-
gross. The chief part of his time of absence from
the White House will be spent at Newport, Rhode
f.l,pd
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
ANOTHER TARIFF BILL PASSED BY THE
HOUSE.

The new Tariff Bin proposed By M. McKeunan,
of Pa, passed the House of Representatives on
Monday last, by vote Of los to 1903. This Bill
has precisely the provisions those contain
ed 10 that which lasr vetoed by the President
with the exception of the Land clause, and a
proyiso that tea and coffee shall be imported duty
free in American vessels.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25
TIE ELECTIONS

Pretty full returns have been received
from some OF the August elections, and
but partial returns from others.
KENTUCKY takes the lead, and the
Wings have carried all before them, as
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-08-25

John Ty Ter (says the Boston American
must be lineal descendant from Wat
Tyler, of the fourteenth century. The
latter was killed at Smthield while head
ing an instruction against the king Of the
realm. The former will meet his polltj-
cal death while heading a rebellion against
the constitution OF his country.