The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-28

A MILITARY CHIEFTAIN. The Wings be-
gan by crying out against and affecting great
alarm about Military Chieflalns.' The next
thing they dId was 10 run Military Chiefan'
as their candidate for the Presidency. On
second trial they succeeded with him. they
killed him 10 one little month and started 'Har
~ Of the wes';' but Military Chieitan' s'ar-
ted upon the side Of the people, and beating
Harry so badly, that they are already begin
nng 10 think os withdrawng HIM and trying
another 'General.' They see plainly that Gem
eral Apathy Is too much Tor Old Harry
N. E. BOUNDARY The Augusta Age ia Of
opinion, in respect 10 the ". E. Boundary,
that mo agreement can be consunmaed, upon
the terms and conditions expressed by the Leg
lsIature OF Maine, during iher late extra ses-
son and which terms and conditions are the on
ly ones Maine can honorably accept 1t is eaId
that nothing further can be done in this negota
tion until The special messenger, Major Cook,
sent oul Lord Ashbur,on, on the lst Of July,
returns with further instructions for HE lord
ship.
Resumption in Tennessee. banks Of
ting that they will resume cash payments on
the first day ofAugust next.
G3s"We must reduce the wages Of labor"
was the language of Mr.. Habersbam in the
House OF Representatives few weeks ago.
This gentleman is an ultra Wing, and was pla-
ced at the head Of their Congressional Ticket
by The Wing State Convention recently held
in Georgia, for the purpose Of nominating can
didales for Congress, and Mr. Clay for The
Presidency. Such is the love Of the LAHORE
ing classes.
Naual-At The Navy Yard at Brooklyn,
Now York, there is not hand at work. The
steam friga,e Mississippi lies there ready for
orders. The Colu mbia s expecting 10 sail
soon for Rio Janero. This day (Monday)
the beautiful new brig Somers, Alexender
Sldell M'Kenze commander, chiefly with
crew of apprentice boys. The Vincenns is
hauled up on the cry dock and the Oregon and
the Porpoise, of tho late Exploring Expedl-
iion, are laid up, their crews having been
paid off and discharged. The frigae Savan-
nah, which was launched on the 29th Of May
lies at the wharf Of the yard under cam
vase.
APRoBLEM..-lf il takes FederAl Wing
Clay Congress len months and at an expense
Of million of dollars to the nation to ''head
Captain Tyler" how long and how much will
j, cost TO elect Henerv Clay President, with
the Democratic and Tyler parties both opposed
10 hint
THE Treachry.-The Phtsburg Manufac-
turer says-"lt is known to every Individual
IN allegheny county that at the great Coonskin
meeting on The common in Allegheny city,
when Tyler was addressing the humbuggers,
democrat called out 10 him. What do you
say about a tarifP Walter Forward, the
present Secretary Of the Treasury and other
wings and Antics told Tyler not TO answer
Tyler eaid that he would answer; that he
was in favor Of The Compromise Bill.
Congressional RepresentatiOn.-The most
popuIous Congressional dltrict in the United
States is the northern district of Illinois. 1t
contains not less than three hundred thousand
inhabitants, and is represented III Congress
by Mr. Stuart. This number, says the New
York Post, is nearly equal to the whole
population Of New York city, or Of two or
three Of the small States. This is great
burden for one man to carry.
THE TRUE GROUND.--We extrart
the following from an excelen! article which
we find in The Portsmouth (N.H.) Gazette,
an uncompromising democratic jour-
nal:
"The march Of democratic principles must
go on, and if any Democratic on account OF
his conservative principes'ags behind and
is picked up by the federl party, he must
recollect that it is bis own IA ult and not that
Ofthe democratic party.
Most Of the divisions inhe democratic par
ty are made by the Office seekers and the Office
beggars. With all such the people should
have nothing to do. Let The democratic par
ty stick to The democratic principles, and
there can be.no danger Of any serious divs
ions r overwhelming defeate."
Indian Bdnls'-The Sioux end Chippewa
tribes Of Indians have entered upon deadly
war with each other. Recently one hundred
and thirty Chippewas attacked the lower Sioux
village, killed thirteen and wounded eighteen.
Five Ehinnaw UNI n waPn killad and n runhar