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New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
:. {. DISTRICT COURT.
Before Judge BETS.

FRIDAY. March Is.
Nr Blunt fled objections in the oil J. II. PInkncy;
also that OF hi, partner, Orrn Brown The former was
referred 10 by Mr. Field, counsel for Mr. p. The gentle.
man. he said, Fastening proceedings ihron. the Court
of Chancerv hopes have order receiver anci
patory OF the action OF this Court. lie not AFRAID ot
such bn. granted but he thought he should be restrained
from proceeding farther.
The Court observed that understanding would probH-
hv place the Of Ci""cory oni this,
prevent difficulty. In the present CASE no motion was
before the Court objections had been ur@ed and the de-
cree could not he allowed
Mr. Joachnssn filed further objections 10 the petitions OF
Mvcr ChrvI,iller and Carlos p. Hou2hton.
James Bradley allowed, on account OF niormatyo
petition lie
Calvin Angler was permitted 10 amend his decree
Twenty ncti,ions rasSed 10 decree" Those OF James NJ.
Pinkney, Orrin Brown Charles H. Lovcjoy, John W. Lat
son and Abraham Brewer We're objected 10.
Further arguue. MAS held on the rctEril from the COM
missioner. alluded TO Yesterday and the Cour; adjourned
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SPECIAL SESSIONS.
TLbiiL ESc.''Si''-N'-.
Before Judge Noah, and Aldermen Lee and Balls

FRIDAY March-I8.
George Brown Prober, tried for stealth. pair Of
bootees from John ". Bucknaser: uniy-City Prison 80
days Thomas lcGuire and John Collins. assault and oa;-
terry on.John MeMailon, SIKH Ward pay Officer guilty
City Prison 10 days each Philip Bcrben assault and bat
terry Louisa Itold by striking her the head violently
Dufi, stealing trock worth $40 from George Lee
Csiy-Pcntcntary months Iohn Wines, assault and
battery Sylvia Williams colorcd guilty-Pcni-
tertiary GO days Jon Gallagher stealing pairs OF hose
from John Bowman, No. 74l Broadway guiI,y-Pcniten
from McssrS. Ferguson: guil,yrenitentiary months
Mary Ann RUBY alias Lyon stealing sheets, Grape shawl
hose, &c. worth SIT 30 Patrick Ryan guilyClty
Prison 30 DAYS. Amelia Thompson. colored woman steal
inc poultry from John Manning, also coorcd "utyudce-
mept suspended and She discharged. Bridget Fitzpatrick,
stealing ham: ruliypcuitcn,iary 60 days Patrick Smith
and Theodore Buchaew ssvcr2lly charged nth offences,
were discharged hy the Cogrt al the request OF complain
ants Adjourned 10 Tuesday next.
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CIVIL COURTS.

It
In TIE Court Common Pleas. important, case nvo'r-
uc guarantee was tried today II wa. drought by Caspar
j. koprel against Wolf lcinrchs 20 recover The value
of arc lot OF brj,tlcs consigned 10 them, which were sod
but the party failed in paying. No guarantee was proved
but the defendants had charged commission sufficient 10
imply ruaanr. settling part OF the same transaction
Verdict for the plaintiff. 81 ,.o2 81.
i, The Court. action or assault and battery was
bouSh, Nathaniel D. Smith against Aycr SciNaS the
damages laid al -, On0 The plaintiff went 10 defendants
house collect bill agan,. his deceased a'cr, when he
assaulted his eye hlachcne,l &c. Verdict TO: piain
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Look 10 The Blood.
Jcnr. Ackcrlcy'. Purifying Anti-Scrofu-

lon, syrup >crofulouS sypiiitc AMI cascerous
affections all diseases occnslo.ed by o. attended W
an impure state the blood; not yuipav'rsi the blood
ana, wasting the strength, but by restoring healthy acuon
whereby diseased growths stopped and scattered and
sores ulcers healed II is thus that cases have been cured
nv of several years Standing and after all o,lA means had
t1l,si and tina, previously appalling 10 ook upon
cures Swe:nS alou, the neck face, joints anu ineria!
o-S@r,uors wels diseases OF III ehos9s, white swelling
s rhelu rinwoTm, tstter and cruuonS OK tie SIN from
ne SLIGHTEST r6unle d>coioratlcl 10 cracks pinlIieS
hnjl> an, sores OF the ,no obstinate character; intaie OF
s,rs ewes and cars witt, offensive discharges ana Ges!s
particularly in children; hoarscne>S loss OF voice. ENLARGED
sore throat and diseases OF The palate ana nose
worms rheumatism, liver complaint. piles ana caalone
OF diseases i, would he pTeptcrou> 10 were we
not warranted by facts. and The csai7y KAT they AZ e:l
nate from an impure state OF the boo Prepared aud st
bv &C ERlEY al his Office for consultation ai,
advice Mol Laisht->treet. OF Canal-st!eei soia
also as Broadway. Although the extensive reputation
the Syrup furnishes tue guaranty OF Us hce, IN t
Nor,an, additional security afforded 10 Patterns oy s a.
OF Dr.. A having beea engaged IN an extensive pIactCs
during The last - years N this city, and us we'll hno" ch
acer among the Profession, that the reIDIy Is o
great experience and observation or disorders oil
The blood ami that is effects have been witnessed Or Elo>'
extensive scale among al. iaSees OF persons
rr2o2 Stood TTh&S
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FOR wouId-be Orators

g 4 cna1ce Tor rouid-be VEatots - ciiP
the following from. tae Baltimore CliFpe-:
To TIE LovZRs or LIrsRAT uR&.-da yin=
perfectly recovered n.y health. INFORM M dis
t...: CORES po-deu,s TIA; chose who deere splea-
did Ora,ionS tpr the fourth OF July. an ready 70
.erve them At so .en: 10 nae N advance postage
paid The Grafton ~il be written AID transmit
ted immediately. ] have mad disease ny
RICH: ;.c:s Of late winch prevented from at
tending 20 nay spondents. bu; | roy pre-
pared to do Editors friendly % ne viii
nlease COPY
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SUPERIOR COURT.

",
|. Ills Court all actor has been four 1--WE days,
lroncl Abraham Sc.Kieroril and wife 10 les; the
iiclv the co,icil 10 will made ~ Henry Van Cortland
formerly White brother Mr., 81 which involves dit
ference o; .ou $50 cq0The decreased said not 10 he
OF mind owing 10 his intempcratc habits The pro-
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
THE RIDU.N E.
=TL5gSD4Y MORNING. MARCH %. 1912

n We arc asked 70 invite The attention OF
ve,s7!1S propric,ors OF steamboats, % the exist
soce Of Grog-s.lops or Bars on board :hoec Boats.
a1,ere May young nan mas taken 81, tirss dtc'
s1c step IN the Fo.d TO Ruin. VIA ,-ey rot
.l,;n1 q: the matter. AID OF THEIR Duty n the
p.e.aiscs
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22
B BRooxE County held a Meeting at the
roart-House and formed HoxK LEAGUE on
no ! 6.c


The y. Y. & ERIE RAILROAD y Inc T at"i'-'
Advocate. Bath. s,enben Co contains the pro-
ceedngs OF several meetings held By ,''sze''
along the line Of the n. Y. & EF'e ha'i''aa re-
la.ing 10 It. Immediate and vigorous prosecution,
: Ono wa, held at Bath on the Oh instant AID vas
.onno..a of citizens Of the County without dia-
rac:ion Of party. Mr. Reube" Hone presided
~ .er;.. of strong resolutions we're adopted.
Another meeting wa held at canisteo on the 26's
=, >, which E. 5. Beard Esq. presided and q
.:.o;,,, series Of resolutions was adopted At
,-.a,ea. Allegany CO., also convention was
held. The proceedings Of which we're distinguished
~ the same enthusiasm and deterrnin that the
,oad shall be finished aud the immense amount OF
,api,a Invested in it thus rendered productive and
q: public service.
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I3s name OF IN Po5t-QFco al Ea'tf2ic5-
fed. 0.seco Co.. ha-e 5cea changed tozgaRaaa-
RI an
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Mcs>.s. Jo<ErA Ls-Svrr.
SASugc WEES,
CHAs. ". OsNJ>oN.
WILLIAM 2. GREEN,
RESJ. SHAW,
lv.Rlnuc D,E.pnxnc. or Spnui.h lilly

White ior npar,ins a par, liz. like whi;sne>s 10 the
sk- sc3,hs L. and removes all mpertectior< Ii pun up
IN elegant boyes with gold labels. reasonable
. cents perho, The general preparations FOX whitening
the SKIN the deeterouS nature, ana utterly
runous 10 the COMPLEXION. The Rarc d Es7agne pre-
para, bv Dr.. Felix Goraud. as1 10 be bad at o. Walker
street, door :coEn Broadway, and $40 Broadway.
-r,.Itr
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consros BOYS: a Tale, by HARRIET MARTlSEAt,
Author OF Psa>an, ard ID Prince &c. D. Appleton
We have not yet found sime TO read this book,
~, we hare read many of its predecessors, and
80 cannot differ from the reading public il deem
no Miss NJ. one of the very best living writer's
;o7 wong people, or old people either. We 9oubt
-. that this is mos, instructive and interesting
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

tailor pa>>ah good. Cri,a1 pared, diving. for le
e1r IJ~-s The Lama the k.s.toln Of beaver
and ch1rc THAI Wi say lraD crar,e dgsl2>t Il
III ;.it> Acats>. Fiat Jews sad 10 The SavluUc
v.e-z = raa-e ::i,. - ess71t 70 XII IE" rhoa
hs,t devil,
-! have Grs9sn !,rly yosr ltsace gentlemen, ZOO
tear, n gJy1y ny views a> 20 the condition
of01r cnc1lr. prospects sGccrs> The n,fbee and
power asiSsr>are>. II candidate Tor
craze be o. iy ,Sice iooer cause at Ia service
OF oar efas, she have 'hcocea you, requested my coz
sent 10 VIZ; tins understanding, however, that they
snail have NY ch-srui acqIiecrnc- in ;eIr substitution OF
another %scro >ali Sc oIn! thar ,S ec
abe oGF ave->1ric> numerous and powerful Bat it
s1no Der that in Ills struggle they also the adverse
1> Of cscc o. Mercy. OF Hum nifty, OF Religion, OF Cod
asaiI,s: whom ,hsy csnpo, prevail.
Very respectfully and ,.aly Your ohc,lcu, servant.
JANIS 6. ElRNEI,
Mcs>.s Jo<Rr,, LE-lv!rr.
SAMUEL; WEBs
CHAs. W. UENI>oN Coun,.,,~.
WILLIAM =. GREEN,
BENZ. SHAW,
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

HAspY ANDY, No >. has been issued by
r An,lc,en {, Co in advance OF all others.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

u TO Prinrer~.-A COUNTRY NEWSPAPERS estab-
.,t.leu;, offering strong Inducements Wh Printer OF
good character and capacy. offered or sale bargain.
be proprietor bslns despy engrosed in other uni akinss
The establishment much the oldest the County and has
the argS, patronage lis weekly Circulation exceeding leos
copies. TIE Count lmovabl wing, and thi>i its lead
ns Wing Journal 1t will be sold below real value 10 the
right man No person nee apply WHO command
SifN0. Inquiry may se made OF The Publishers OF the
Tribune, tn!,->t. =. Y. t2) ulli evNtSt
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

II Pantaioons.-pa1icuiar attention. IS solicited 70
the syl, ot Paa;a,> furnished the Establishment ~
Broadway. A,ercaA Hotel Under the assurance ibaf 30
,e:5or 81 ~ realized.
tas>slcrsS in variety patterns for spring wear.
with large a>srneu. OF .tve Vests received, aud
wilbe up 70 order asua! moderate prices tor ready
money.
milo eoIi>,f ~ WIN. I. JENNINGS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

II (;cutIenlcn- Hnt--Sr-tms Sty--BlltD. cor
Pine and Na>saurcr viii introduce the Spring pat;
tern Gcn;e,ncn> HAS THIS DAY. He Nl;cit>
nation OF the same. confident that they will command con-
naed patronage we'll OF the rencsS OF their
fabric as the elc.aace an durability ~ their finish
BIRD. corner OF Nassau and Pine-Strrets, N. Y.
J. D. BIRD los Chesnut-st. Philadelphia.
r;l5 r III / mr. ~ nj wv
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Bowery eer the public fine Fur Han At Four Dollars,
OF the spring pattern equally light and Durable with more
costly Qualities and possessing all the elegance OF appear
Heepin. full assortment OF other qualities 1t Bea-
and Molskin Hats In the article of fine Eu,rla Hats
ar 81, nov offered, they aim To excel. (el u,3 II
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

tor, Hnnner.-The Ceremony will take place on We'd
rr,c!ay evening. the 2jd in the Grccne,teet NJ e.
Church. This Hanner wch cacuated to DEFY all com
netjiiou in rnint OF design execution and plendor, will be
presented by Mr. a. c. flanagan. and received BY Mr.
Nicholas Dun, President OF the Washington temperance
benevolent Sociefy Interesting Addresses will be Delivered
hv eminent speakers, and number oi Temperance
will BE-, by vocal masters &c. Ii II Calculated
tia; the! scene ALTOGETHER will be imposing and rare Fur
Their particular, the programme tor the evening licEeS
i2l cents eac sale Washington Temperance iall,
corner Ill, and Centretrects, and by the officers OF the
different aJliar,. r Persons holding tickets are re-
Guested make report At Washington Temperance iaF'
~ e,rI, an Monday 2l.) a. practicable nl9 ~
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

t. Grntlemrn'- gantx.-The Spring Fashion o,
GrntleiueGS Hats Is now ready nj SPENCERS,
OF Chambers and Centre SITS
Extra Fjue Nutria, tBeaverl %
imitation hoic>kln 40
ul2 Il t2)
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

mi, cw- ~ corner OF Wall and Nassau'streee-
IT PARTICULAR NOTlCE.-rhoSc persons having
description dispose Of or who are break
ug up housekeeping, viii find ready SHE for any portion
all their goods, Ivy sending their address. or calling
spoa tic subscriber. Good, any amount purchased
iSD ~ r COTTON. 1877 Chair" =
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Preaching in the Evening Il o'clock, by the Pastors OF
The churches associated in the meetings. the Rev.
Mcssys. Smith, Chcrver Nlcarc, and llatte,' Aso
Prayer Meeting. conducted by lhc. at T. ihss Lsc-
ROOM. ~ <lN'
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; stocI, OF DRY GOOD. selling of Cheap.

MOCK OF DRY a.OONs saCiIIhW OH VNCfIps
The subscriber. ahout reuqnshg ls'e Dry hpo business
in Ibis city, elln" on his entire Stock OF Dry Goods nj
kea; by the craft Those wishing good, will do well to call
.oir, ~ NJ HULSE'S,
n,2 n 100 Grand st, between Broadway mud Crosby 81
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

II 70 the Pmbiic.-Amidons celebrated style Of
Short Nap Beaver Sruoo;h Castor. and Cashmere Mats,
which been 20 universally admired asd approved
still furnished the old establishment. corner OF Wall and
NaNausreeS ap, at The usual low price.
The French style Just Introduced exclusively by the
subscriber in character with the long list OF elegant pat
terms which have trnanatej from this establishment
hMlDON, Agent.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

Dublin, Sept. -, 1895.
Ircgret thai an volablc rule Of this Secretary's)
Office precludes possibility OF giving formal ecem
mendaion any school book. Thu, far, however am
compelled u saw. that have examined Mr.. Wrghrs
Grammar the English Language aud very much
pleased with H." JOHN 6. SPENCER,
Sec 81 War, late Super. Com. Schools
,iborv Snv 81 I2n MI ST
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

IT The English LaM-uage.-''n - day IS
published bv K. Barnard Co., 81 Gold 81 = lights
Practical GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH LACE"
adapted TO the use of MI elias Of learners ci
coniaine,i in numerous instances Theoretical a!a 1ccal
Rrtitions of The most prevailing sySclEs OF ia
modern >. FOarlh edition lstercMyped), !:sscd and
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

I" To TrnvcIer~.Gent!emen y,ti9y is Gty are re
respectfully invited =, syopnt the GRAHAM HOUSE, %
BarcIav-syre.t yh, qrc, home pleasant rooms, clean
beds whoesone food, and an atmosphere imprisoned ny
alcohol tobacco their acceptance hose VINO pc
eve ii impossible 10 live rsidy temperate and purely
Vegetable Die. without prieation are requested To
siy. enc The house very convenient 10 the busi-
ness part nc the CITY and all the Steamboat LandHSS-
Terms MODERATE teal."nea sis!,in" the CITY With part
OF their Families viii hud such home vastly nrec.-
bic than i Hotel. Snow er b .!t5 Tree RS
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

u Spriu. Fashions for Hats are now rrady
and leo Bowery.
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

Il E.ithOzrmphic Prints-looroco splendiily CO.
orr4i consisting about 200 designs among which are
rea, nrrLerot National Temperance Moral and Religious
subjects The above published in asuperioc style, and
for sale by The subscriber in le,, To suit purchasers
y. CURRlttt, Spruce-- opposite the Sun ONCE.
" p. New aDect, rom designs by tr ret artists will be
added 10 the ,lore s>ornr-lt -Tcry week (2) r3 In
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

IT Photographic Likenesaes, by an improved
process, by VI D. VAS LOAN, corner OF
CllauIfJ.r.-st and 8rOadvrav. ~ mi5 I'm
New-York tribune., 1842-03-22

special kScilS io'i~ ScfFices;ml Ne out To- I",
lowing Presbyterian Churches, VIZ The Hrainera, hfh-
street Mai.on.Suee and Seventh have made arrange
nsn, 10 unite holding Special Religious Services at their
several places OF public worship III rstaion
The Er>r Serias OF Meetings will he. held Tuesday,
wecns say Thursday and Friday of the present week, in
the Braineit Church. Rev. 4. ID. Smiths, Rivngon street.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

France, and of DR.. Charles Moore, and a
variety Ofauthors who have written on
the subject Of the duel ia our own coun-
try. The particulars were shortly these
About the year 1913, when Louis XIV.
was an infant Of five years, sanguinary
duel was fought betwee the Dukes OF
NemOurs and Beaufort and their seconds,
when five peers of France were killed..
And as the whole government of that
kingdom, then pure despotism, rested
during the monarch's minority on these
noblemen, the nation became seized with
panic, and simultaneously with detes-
tatiOn of duelling. In concurrence with
this opinion, large number of the French
nobility signed pledge against duelling,
which was Of the same general negative
character as the modern abstinence or
temperance pledge, and was attended
with complete success. If such pledge
were adopted in this country, it would
also be successful; even if signed by not
mole than tenth of the whole number
of the duel exposed class.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13

instructions; they are commissioned to
suspend the enlargement Of the Erie Ca
nal-at least until il is wanted-and to
deny all further claims made by the pro-
jsctors upon The state treasury. That
such is the expectation of the public, ifit
needed further confirmation. is shown by
the thermometer Of the money marke t..
The moment it become probable that the
democrats had succeeded in the election
our state stock rose in value.
So large has our party become with
the last two years, that our principal
cause apprehension is, lest we find it
difficult to keep on the right course -
The overflow OF public opinion has
swept into our ranks many who are doubt
less not too democratic IN their opinions,
and whose particular interest, or what
they imagine to be their interests, will be
found to disagree with those of the COM
munity. With these we must deal as
well as we can when they begin to move.
We shall also see an inconvenient scram,
bic for Offices, an immense crowd of suit
Ors, and an eager competition sharpened
by the want of employment which is SO
much complained of. The ranks of the
enemy; which are now meagre enough,
may be little recruited from the disap-
pointment.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
NEW sERIEs.-vOL. III. NO. 20.

Territory, which il full Of broken down
wing politicians from the States-snd
who, although all Of them are cursing
him in their hearts, and some of them O.
penly denouncng him in the streets, still
have the meanness and hard hood TO press
upon him their impudent suits for Office |!
1t ought TO be taken for granted that such
men are not fit for office-and if their
names and their dupllcity were both pub
lished together it would be but an act Of
retributve justice. The ill-concealed ha-
tired of those already in Office towards
Mr.. Tyler, m erely because he void not
sell himself TO the money power and fol.
low in the lead of their old master Henry
Clay, may form the subject ola future
paragraph
We doubt not that the list of whg aP-
plicants from this Territory to Gen. Har.
rison and Mr.. Tyler, would, if published,
exhibit an army of as interesting worthless
as ever graced the page of patriotic his
tory.-IOUG Gazette.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
MILLERITES.

According to the Eastern papers DR..
Mlleris making progress with his doc
trinss. Wherever he has preached he
has gained proselytes. many of whom,
we regret to say. have become deranged. !.
Bennett ridicules the matter, by profess
ing to report a negroes sermon upon the
subject.
E'Since de days OBJ de flood is just four
thousand year, you add the age ofyOur
'spected preacher, it will make up 49,
43 year exackly. But we must go back
and reckon from de beast OBJ Daniel
Dis beast hab feet dat was clay;'dat Is a
prophecy OBJ dis berry age OBJ de world
when Clay is de last President and de
'struction hit de feet OBJ Clay;it happen
in his reign. De golden head OBJ de i'm
age show dat de gold currency OBJ Gener-
al jackson happen fust, jest before about
de same time. Den the legs OBJ iron is
ole Tyler dat has been as obstinate and
hard as iron to his old friends. De lit
lie stene is massa Miller dat no body be
lieyed in, and he is SO little dat he i
'iected by de builders; and when h
prove true, den he find all de world be
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
PROCLAMATION OF THE COVER
NOR

In conformity with the pious usages of
christian and civilized nations, and with
a view to impress upon all minds hum
BILE dependence upon, and chez rful sub.
mission to, the Divine Ruler of all peo-
pie, the Legislature Of Ohio did, on the
9TH day of march, 1912, resolve "That
''the Governor be requested TO issue,
"Wthin the present year, his Proclama-
"tion to the citizens Of this State, re.
"commending to them the observance of
"a day of Thanksgiving to Almighty God
"for his blessings, as people,"
BY virtue of the authority thus given
by the General Assembly, |, Thomas
Corwin, Governor of the State of Ohio,
do set apart Thursday the 22nd day Of
December neat, to be observed as a huns
BILE day of Thanksgiving to Almighty
God, throughout the State of Ohio.
1t is especially enjoined upon the good
people of the State, on that day, TO re.
fran from their usual temporal pursuits,
and assemble themselves to religious
worship; that they heartily invoke the
continuance of those blessings which
have hitherto characterized our history
as a people and implore the divine par.
don for our forgetfulness Of mercy and
frequent abuse of great privileges with
which we have been INDUCED.
In testimony whereof | have hereunto
set my hand and caused the great
seal of the Stale of Ohio to be af.
fixed at Columbus, this twenty
L. 81 second day of November, A, D.
1912, and of the independence
Of the United States the sixty.sev.
enth. .... ....
THO. CORWIN.
By the Governor:
J. SLOANE, SecretGry of State.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-12-13
THO. CORWIN.
From the New York Evening Post.

The whig party is totally overthrown
in this State. Our election returns
are bulletin of victories vic.
tory upon yictory-a list of the enemy
killed, wounded, and taken priseners.-
So complete a rout, nobody, we believe,
anticipated before the election.
An inference is to be drawn from the
result Of this election most honorable to
the people. They have no objection to
a direct tax imposed in good faith, with
frugal intentions, for a necessary purpose
No objection did we say2 They applaud
such tax, they ratify it, they Insist npOn
its becoming levied.
The mill tax, laid by the democrats
last winter, for redoeming tho promises
ofthe state government, and for enabling
it to nut the canals in order for naviga-
ton, was accompanied with pledge that
there should be an end to all new expeS-
ditures, that the enlargement of the pub
lie works should be stopped. The wings
appealed to the people, they denounced
the tax, they denounced suspension Of
the public works: they insisted that the
state should have attempted to borrow
money to pulsue these speculations, re.
lying upon their anticipated income to
repay the loan. The question went be-
fore the people, and our readers will
find their decision in the election returns
which we publish today. Was there cv.
er more emphatic, honest, and right
eous sentence pronounced by human
trbunAli
The people say to The democratic
party. "You shall loose nothing b.
your manly and upright procedure
your confidence in our good sense and in
Iegrity. We cheerfully assume any bur
, dsns which the public necessity lays up
on us in the shape of direct taxation; an
3 to show that what you did last winte
\ was done by our authority, we send yo
!. back with increased strength TO the les
!. irlature; and, TO make your labOrs easie
!. we associate with you democratic CO.
v ernor."
. This decision OF the peoples we sur
d nose. removes all doubts as 70 what wi
J, be the policy of the state Legislature me-
q winter. The members elect have the