davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
From the Ohio Statesman.

OfEClE rLOWINU VI lnE mloSLSSkEFk
The National InieIlgencer puts forth tho
following important information:
"lNFLUX OF SPECIE. r
Specie has been coming into the country
from abroad lately IN considerable quan'nies.
Towards New Orleans, particularly the stream
has courssd. The lates, number Of the tBul-
letin' ofthat city, says: Specie continues its
flow into our city with such rapidity, and yet
with such regularity, that we are almost temps
ted at times 10 cease the mention Of II. A
great deal, however, leaves us, daily for the val
ley of the Mississippi
'ln three successive, days more than a mil.
lion of dollars in gold and silver arrived in
New Orleons, and a great deal more was re-
ported to be on The way a.
A million of dollars IN specie arrived at New
Orleans in three days, and a great deal lea yes
daily for The valley Of the Mississippi So
much for the explosion ofthe miserable, rot
ton, swiadIing banks. By the opening of ths
spring trade II will flow over the whole west,
where it is not intercepted by banks and d>thelr
guard of dependants, the brokers. Will the
people read, reflect and be wise.
INDIANA. We notice in many OF our eX4
changes ,halJ D. Defiees IS elected in this
district by majority of 800. This 10 a mis-,
take. HIS majority is but 2S3 ......
Ii is also stated that this Iesuit decides the
political charac or ofthe Indiana Legislature, &
secures the election of a whIg U. 8. Senator.
This is also a mistake. Mishawaka (Ind J
TOcsOn. ' .. .. ... -.
AWAY WITH MELANCHOLY The
editor Of the Michigan Wing has been Tut in
jail and his editorial head is embellished with,
dark looking cut Of grated window, while,
his articles are dated 'in jail He seems to
be in toerable spirits, ssying--"As for our
sell, we expect no bail, but we will not repine.
Instead Of writing nights after having worked
hard all day. we now have the whole time.
We hops TO see our friends any time they are
Opposed 10 call and any testimony OflherTS'
and will be gratefully received.
OUR FLEET To MExIco.-The UOIteG
States Government has sent steam ship OF
war with special messenger, TO Vera Cruz.
The Independence, line Of batlle!shiP Commo-
dore Stewart; the Constitution. Of A guus.
g. the Vlncennes, Commander Buchanan, are
all ordered to The Mexican coast. with The
West India squadron. ,-.
U. S. SENATOR OF Missouri The Hon. l.
F, Linn, The distinguished an d talented Dem
ocralic U. s Senator Of this State, was re-el- ,
ectod for six years from the 4'h March next,
He received ll9 voles out Of l29.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
Democratic majority

Democratic majority grfs'
There are 3S towns yet to be heard from,
but probably some of these have not held any
meeting and in The others the chance for The
democrats is better than for the coons. LOO We
are therefore [ssys,he Dsmoerat> strongly
the opinion that the democrats will have ma
joriiy in the Legislature The papers of both
parties speak confidently 10 their own favor on
hat point.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

DOCTORS DIFFER.-At the Kentucky
State Convention, Mr.. Garrett DAVIS, a wing
member of the last congress, took great cred-
it to himself and The wings for having passed
the Tariff BIZ. Mr.. White. speaker of hat
Congress, followed him, and declared that he
should have considered himself petjured if he
had voted for The bill!
Mr.. White is Mr.. Clay's principal "Char-
ley," and is supposed TO have made no move
wllhou! the appreciation of his master,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
CURING BEEF AND PORK.

The following receipt for curing beef or
pork is said TO be The best now in use 1t is
given by the editor Of the Germantown TeIe-
graph, who remarks that if this mode be once
tried. i: will be used again 10 prelereros to all
others. The receipts as follows:-"To l,
gallon of water, take II ID. of salt, ID. sugar
OF, salpere. 10 this ratio the pickle to be
increased to any quantity desired Let these
be boiled together until all the dirt from The
salt and sugar (Which would moi be Iiule)
rises 10 The top and is skImmcd off. Then
throw it into large tub 10 cool; and, when
perfectly cold, pour it over your beef or pork;
10 remain in the usual time, cay four or five
weeks. The meat must be we'll covered with
The pickle, and should not be put down for at
least two days after killing, during which time
it should be slightly epriukIed with powdered
salpstre."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

REDUCTION OF WAGES. .-"An agreement"
says the Boston Courier. has been entered
into by the factories at Lowell TO reduce the
wages of the operatives, after the first Of De.
cember, from fifteen TO twenty per cent So
i'.means that, notwithstanding The late tariff,
which adds many per cent. TO The price of com
mod''ies, e.wages of the operatives are to
be reduced.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
GEN. CAss.

A large Democratic meeting at Harrisburg,
ovsr which Hamilton Arichs, esq, presided
conclude an able. address, advocating Gon.
Cass's preieDsions to the Presidency, by
nomination, Conched in these words:
'Iu couclusion, we would nominate 10 the
people Of Pennsylvania and the United States
Gen Lewis Cases of0hlo, ass a6caudldaie for
the Presidency, subject 10 tlie dseIsion Of a
Democratic National GonvsDsiop'
WHAT A REBukEl- during the brief mlsrule
of the whigs IN 1910, they pa sed ge'ryman'
deriDg sppottiOnment bill, by which The Sen
ale Districts were so arranged that the leaders
exepcled 10 securea whg Senate for years 10
come. The result, however is. that5ihe wbig
patty hsveDot elected one Senator since
The democrats carried every Senatel district
laSi year, as well es,,hiS; which makes The
new Ssnate Of 1913 entirely democratic, with
90 single coon m il. What bukel-De.
l1ll Dali 7 &c Yless,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

New HAMPsHIRE.- Hampshire has
now cause 10 be proud when she looks back 10
1910, and sees how proudly she stood amidst
the excitements the times, increasing in
Democratic strength, when almost every olh-
or Slate had forsaken her; when hardly two
years have elapsed before she sees them re.
turning with increased maj ajontres into The Dem
ocratc rank. The Granite State will stand
living monument DISABILITY and decision;
and; being sure she is right will go ahead
oven if she is left alone. Essex lMass) Ban
ner.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

CAN'T AGREE. The wings, i. appears
will have as much difficulty in agreeing upon
their candidate for Vice Presidency, as they
are now experiencing in regard 10 the 5Presl-
dency. The GaIena Advertiser says:-"No
one would receive our vote for the second of
fee in the gift of the whole people with
more hearty confidence and good will. than
would Mr.. TaImadge" The Boston Courier
don't like The TaIImadge ticket mo how they
can fix it," Hear the Courier:-
''ln accordance with the suggestion of the
Richmond Wing, to constitute a ticket ac-
cep'able to the Wings oi the UnIon,' let The
name Of Nathaniel p TaIlmadgo be enclosed
in black border, and the word 'expungei'
wrtIen across it. If Mr.. Clay suffers his
name to 60 on aticket with such political
knaye, he is not the man we take him toi."
10 1910. it was, the ''greb, TalImadgr,"
the "eloquert conservative" ,"-ihe mau who
thinks more ofpary than of counlry"-lhs
"ialenIed representative Of The Empire State"
but now, when bis name is llsped in in
fanps whisper, they cry ou. sex xpupge" him
place q ''black border" around the name Of
'tuch political knave"! Wha, lesson for
ia ors.->BAt Rep.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
THEY WILL TAKE CHARTERS.

Tns following matter IL commended 10 The
especial notice OF the cOons hereabou's, who
40 loudly p'Oclaimed that the Democrats were
hypocrlIes and bank de$uuctives:
The Wings and irresponsible bank men,
having always held out the idea that bankers
or men of capital would not be individually
bound as stockholders IN banks, the following
notice will show that their prophecies, like
Wig promises of 1910. are false. A. bank
ers are not required to give notice ofIhelr in
tenilOn 10 apply for charter under any other
law than The General Banking law, or Lath
ANS individual responsibility bank law, no 9th
er inference can be drawn, but that these ap-
phclnts can intend to come under that law,
and that they are willing TO be bound for 'heIr
debts, as other mon are willing TO be bound
and, If possible dO an honest banking busl-
ness,
Ia the American Banner, a newspaper print
ed IN Akron, Ohio, we find the following:
GFNoTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN. That the petit
ton Of Charles Summer, John @. Hart, Roam
Clark, and their associates, will be presented
10 the General Assembly of the Slate of Ohio
al lts next regular session. for an act OF Incor
Po'auon as bank, by the name Of the Bank
Of Akron, 10 be located in Akron, in The coun
" of Summit. with capital Of $4,000.
October 26, 1912.
10 the OHIO State journal, and the Ohio
Statesman, at Columbus, we fud the follow.
ing:
NOTICE Application will be made 10 the
next General Assembly OF Ohio, for new
charter, or tor renewal Of the present char
ter of the Franklin Bank OF Columbus.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
Noy7, 1912 j. M. ESPY, Cashier
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

lake upon yourself the responsibility cOnslrue
the laws aud your duty as YOU understand them
& REFUSE 10 hang Colt.
You will thereby lav up for yourself IN fu-
ture life The pleasing ref -ction Of having saved
from destruction a human being unjuslly con"
demned; and receive the thanks & blessings Of
Colts relatives and frlendS-snd meet the foil
appreciation and entire approval of the whole
OF The bar; of the Vice chancellor and of the
Judges, If you take the sep recommended,
you will receive the applause OF the people and
Of The party and the whole community. Pop
uar feeling now runs high iu favor oflhe prs-
oner.
W. W. W.
The Sheriff handed over the 81 900 TO The
Board which ordered it TO be made a special
dePosite in the CITY Treasury and made ar.
rangements 10 discover if possible The author.
CRUSADE AGAINST THE u. s.
The ". York Evening Post states that a
letter has been received IN that city, from
gentleman in Caracas, which states, that there
had arrived at that place "an envoy extraordi-
nory from Santa Ana, Of Mexico, 10 preach
crusade against the United States, and 10
unite all the South Ameralcn1 epubhcs against
Brother Johnathan. who, he attempts to prove
intends conquering all from Mexico to Chill,
on the Pacific, and that the battle must be
fought in Mexico, by Santa Ana. as the prop
or champion of,hc Spanish race. He next
proceeds to Bogota, and then through all
these countries.
"The envoy is publishing articles in our
weekly papers 10 raise public opinion in bis
favor"
DIFFERENCE IN THE VALUATION OF PRoP-
ERTY Nine hundred acres of land on plan
talon in Mississippi, with the Improvements,
were sold IN New Orleans tho other day alta
bona ide sale for $3l. They were scId in
1886 for $4,000. The person who bought it
knew the value of the property very we'll.
Th's is another instance of the remarkable do
probation ofproperty all over the country.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

"a RUSE DE GUERRE."--The "cops
de reserve" or "forIorn hope," Of Whggery,
Gen. Sco'i,-6ndlng the Clay phaIanx
':umbIihg 10 peces," IS endeavoring, by "es-
chelon" movements, TO wheel them into the
Scott line, by first honey. iungliug Ibe rank &
file and then soft -soapiug their leaders. The
following is as nice an evolution of political
tactics ss we have for seen some time.
10 reply 10 an invitation to attend barba-
cue given, before The election, by the Wings
Of Ohio, the General says: :-"Wlth one can
dldate for the Presidency, myself and the
interests Of the country al heart, my interests
i! ought not 10 be doubled that the Wings, ap-
peaug to the virtue and intelligence Of the
People, will be as successful 10 1874 as they
were in 1910 Whether that one candidate
be, ss all indications seem TO determine, Tmy-
self Kentueky's iIluslrous SOD, or any one
Of hundreds ofb's followers, my prayers for
Wing triumph shall be erdent and unceaslDg.
~ have The honor 10 remain, gentlemen,
with high consideration, Of Office your friend
and fellow .citzeD."
WEhRY GOO GENERAL!"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
STRANGE SPECTACLE.

debt OF thirty millions, and having her agents
abroad 10 increase that debt, 10 at The same
time squanderng among The States The pto~
ceeds OF the sales of her public lands, thus
giving away porton of revenue which should
justly be applied 10 The liquidation Of her debt,
or al least appropriated to the defrayment of
of those expenses for which further leans are
now sought. We'll may Mr., Profit, one of
the most jealous Wings in producing lhls la>
mentable change IN the character and condi-
ton of The government, excla'm:- -~.CIn EDq.
'Ihe whig party, as Represented in the 9th
Congress, is incompeten,te Iegisate for the
benefit of the people ofAmerics, and tha,
full and fair trial Of twelve months has given
lamentable proof Of that incompelency.'
The following extract from the National In
telligencer of September 4tb, 1915, will show
what useful and efficient Regulator Of the
United States Bank then was
The currency Is in confusion; ruin and
bankruptcy meet rs on every hand.sf0 The
domestic exchanges we're never worse, and
scarcely ever can be. The southern bills are
almost worthless at the North, and the
West Is IN nearly as bad situation, What can
be done we know not. The United Siates
Bank can afford no relief even it shall be a.
BILE 10 stand ITSELF
MONROE EDWARDS This great financier,'
we understand, notwithstanding the horror he
expressed in Court at the damp walls Of pred
on, and his determination that, If once placed
there, it should be his tomb, seems to be very
happy in his new location, as we'll az new vo~
cation. He has been set 10 cutting ou, boot-
tops, at which he proves 10 be great adept;
knowing, as he says, the exquisite touch Of
form which the bloods of fashion wear.
The Colonel, efler sentence, was in quite
good spirits, saying he had seventeen thous-
and dollars put away, which he intended 20
keep as Start in the world when his time was
Out. N. Y. Aurora.
II is stated that Missouri has increased in
population, of late, more rapidly than sny oib-
er section of the Union. Platte county, 10
particular, exhibits wonderful progress The
Indian title has been extngushed only five
years; and now, with the exception ofhe coun
ty IN which 81, Louis lie situated, Platte 10 the
most densely settled in Missouri. ....
TEXAS. The Picayune, of the l9lh ult., by
this mornings mail, has few paragraphs of
Texan mater, but no news,--bo wars; NO Mex
leans; no Indians disturb their peace. Con.
gress was to assemble at Washington, the
new seat Of Government, on The 18th.
The New Orleans Banks were all 10 re-
sumo payments on The lst inst. - Gin. Emo
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION. The
Bay State Democrat of Tuesday has returns
of The Monday elections in 80 towns, which
have chosen l5 democratic representatives
and 26 coons. ..'..s at
In lS towns there was no choice
The standing ofIhe House thus far, may be
summed up as follows:
Dem. Coon
Members chosen before l53 1876
In m tnwns haoy A from TX
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08

U. S. SENATOR OF Missouri, The Hon. l.
F. Llun, The distinguished an d talented Dem
ocralic U. s Senator Of this State, was resell
ectod for slxyears from the 4lh March next.
He received ll0 voles out of l29.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
Correspondence Of the Baltimore Clipper.
WAsHINaToN, Nav %, Is

In the House OF Representatives, long debate
arose resolution offered hy Mr. Hall, asking
that the seiec, committee on the frauds relative
TO the Common wealth Bank Of Boston, he author
ized to send for persons and papers The resolu-
ton finally adopted
After the reception OF some reports from com
mittees, Of no general interests, the army APP
preparation bill was again considered IN commit
tee Of tho whole.
The question pending when the committee last
rose, on an amendment offered by Mr.. Me
Kay, proposing a reduction OF oue-thsd The pre-
sent number of the Army.
MIR. Gushing having the floor, spoke ior about
two hours III opposition 10 the proposed reduction.
In his opinion, the critical state Of or foreign
relations demanded great increase OF tle Army.
Mr.. Gllmer followed, aud contested The posi-
tons assumed by the last speaker.
Ia the Senate, lag, evening, the Appointment
bill was considered until late hour. Thu amend.
ment, giving such states have a fracti3n more
than % 900 additional member, agreed
TO. Another amendment, offered by Mr.. bavard,
leaving the ratio blank, was also agreed 10. This
morring, the consideration of the bill was
suned, and numerous motions for filing up the
blank submitted.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

iIGLNT HlTInN.

Gg-We authorized to announce DAVID
COMMONS, as n candidate for election as
County Commissioner.
CI-Wo are authorised md requested 10 an
nounce DANIEL SrBATFAN, E-G. as can
dIaa,e fer re election 10 The House u Rcpresen-
iatives in The State Legislature.
CLsJ-Wo are a,so requested 10 announce WIN.
4. FOULkE. as & candidate Tor reelection TO
the House OF Representatives, Of the State Legs
lature.
Cr.7-We are authorised to announce ALLEN
HIATT, as candidate for a sent IN the House Of
Representatives. Of the State Legislature.
GIVE are requested to announce WILLIAM
s ADDLENAN, as a candidate for the House Of
Representatives.
GIVE authorzedto announce ISAAC \.
LESu, OF IIager-town, Us a candidate for Il seat
IN the House of representatives. Of the next
Legislature q thIs State.
f--We are requested To announce SAMUEL
DELONlf candidate for Sheriff at the next
AUGUsr election.
GIVE are authorized to annonnee DAVID
DENWtDDlE, as candidate for Sheriff
GIVE are authorized to announce WILLIAM
WlDUP, as candidate for Sheriff.
~ We are authorized to announce DAVID
MOORE as q candidate for Sheriff.
0-.7-yYe are authorized 10 announce JESSE
MEEK. as candidate for Sheriff.
GIVE arc requested 70 announce SOLOMON
MEREDIEiI Of Cambridge CI,y, as candidate
for Sheriilof Wayne County.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04
LATEST FROM FLORIDA.

MoRE INDIAN MuRnERs.--Tho ST. Augustine
News Of the 2lst inst says:
4 letter from Santafee. (Mineral Spring. under
date Of the 18th etates that the Indians killed
two men named Van Zlndt. within six miles Of
that place, and on that morning Che l5lh) thoy
attacked the house Of Mr.. Moses Cason, wilhla
miles of Santafee, and killed his wife aud one
child
Another letter from Newmansyil'e states that
the house Of Mr. Ward, some 5 or 10 miles north
Of ;hat place. was attacked by Indians in the
ugh'. Results r7ot known.
The Now.sags that after this outrage at San
'afoe. the inians wendell their way South Their
trail had ben discovered, and Lieut.. Baker pro
ceod'ng to canine it with mounted men, had
been fired unn by about - warriors
Two Of M men were killed. and enc unhorsed
who was insanity stabbed. Lieut.. y. and the
other } men nado good their escape. An the
dlsposaoo foae. about 700 Infantry, had gone in
pursuit. TiA News adds "they arc doubtless
band OF runaway Creeks under tho Chief Octa.
hatchee. having with him Tiger. Tai who have
committed 'hse horrd murders in revenge for
the surfenderof HtIeck Tus,ennggee
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

The Editor OF the State Sentinel is abusing the
Wings because some Que Of the party had the
impotence to assert that under Wing admins
,raton Of this government the laboriug man
would receive "two dollars per day and roast
beef" We are not at all surprised that the friend
aud advocate Of sub treasury should be hoffiais j
at tie ilea Of the !ab9riag man receiving fall
compensation ror his labor, Those who would
grind down tho real operatives Of the country II
a shilling "A day and no nicat az aU-thoso who
would place the poor bat free men Of THIS com
nv on lav 81 with the serts of Russia tho pau
pers Of Europe, with n view Of making them de-
poudent on the will Of tho general government, and
the supporters Of these III place and power, will
always be- found opposed to the liberal and rcpub-
can principles Of the Wing party. The editor
Of the Sentinel Is loi "a shilling a day aud no
meat and VIC arc for ''two dollars day and
ron beef = Render. ya@ oar side, and 50
yon-and yoI-aAI you'll, except tho ed
ior Of the Sentinel and his fellows in political
i.naYery and ignorance Under liberal policy
We viii not only have 'roast beef for dinner,
bat well foas, on the "f4tof the land :. while IN
der sub-treasuryisni, no tariff, and exclusive me-
talic currency measures, the poor man will cat
his dry crust O; bread, only soficned by the Bit
ter tears Of squallid poverty.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1842-06-04

the actor Of he House, for these estimates VI
be the ba.is Of action, and al the same time leave
what are he conclusions oil the Held OF the De.
pariment laytag charge OF The Revenues Of the
country.
The snws of he Secretary in reference to A :
merican INDUSTRY Will be those Of Congress, and
they lock 70 Protection as necessary 10 sustain
The labor AID industry Of the country. Wool pnd
lea Their, hemp al nd iron, cotton aud like articles
which are regarded in themselves as objects OF
great material concern, are especially prov lded
for. Tbs specific and cost duties two mos, i'm.
porlan principles, are those which Will be much
aHd no doubt tavorabIy considered IN the DISPOSE
Hon Of this great subject