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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06


in order 70 be behsaded by the people;
In the Senate to-day, Mr.. Cutienden
ave notice, thsi on tomorrow he shouia
all M the bin from the House TO regu'
la,e eud ssltls cases Of contested eiec-
ions. There is proviso IN this bill
which we think is certain to meet with
the non sequilur Of the veto power. to
vii: proviso that each and every mems
ber NOT elected 10 the House ol Repre-.
sentaliVes. in Obedience 10 the terms o 4
ihe apporiionmlnt law--that is, that all
members who are returned on the gen.
eral ticket system. shall be rejected as
not legally qualified to take their seats.
This is done TO heuiralze ihePresidenl's
protest, and TO coeTco the States Of New
Hampshire, Georgia, Alabsma and Mis-
sissippi, into the district system Of cleo
lions, by which the Wings will gain sew
eral members TO the House. Upon this
subject the President has defined bis p0
silion, and we DO not fear that he viii
not maintain it.
The Iniellioencer devOtes a whole col
umn TO Lord Ashburion and bis treaty
From what we can catch Of the secret
The treaty does greater credit by Ear 4
Ashbnuen than to Webster; and If wha
we hear is mt amplfied, il had besu bet
tertO leave the whole matter TO the gene
roIty Of his lordsbip; for he certainl
could moi have demanded more tina
Webster has surrendered All the con
cessiuns ATE made on our part, for whic
we hope Webster will al least he placs,
on par by her majesty, with Sir Alle
Mc'Nsb, the Caroline incsndinry. Tn
treaty was finally concurred 10 by tn
Senate, at about 8 o'clock on Saturday I
vcn;ng last.
The general opinion is, that The az
jpurnment Of the session will come oG ye
this week. and under this impression
number OF the members Of the House ar
slready packing of.
Hastily,
PIIILO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

out our whole system Of Government,
aud by the force of our examples and
cornp;ing powerful elements down TO
her own destiny that Of all the other
States.
Resolped. That we expect frnm the
intelligent and thinking people of our
Slate, their united voices Of coudemna-
lio1, ofihis most fldgrant, unprecedented, /,
revolutionary, and radical act Of said mi
norly aimed as ii is al the yitaIs Of the
Constitution, Of republican Government,
and social happiness.
Resolued, That the miserable apollo
gies and subierfuges resoried to by said
minority in pallialiOn and justification Of
Aheir act as appears in their published
manifesto, are unworthy Of Americans
aud patriots, and should only serve TO
heighlen public Indignation and cons
iempt, at the injury and insult offored to
them and their country.
Resolped That this revolutionary act
on ths part Of the seeding members Of
the Legislature has defelted the appraise
menl law. and the law authorizing the
paying of the hands on the pnblic works
and the important law re-chanering the
present solvent specie paying banks O
the State, and that whatever of ruin anC
suffering follow from the want Of ihess
laws, are TO be laid at the doors Of the SO
cessionisis.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
PROCLAMATION,
TO the qualified Electors of
Brown County, Greeting:

You are hereby notified TO meet at the.
usual or proper places Of holding cleo.
lions in your respective townships, IN
the second Tuesday of October next, be.
ing The llh day 0f the month. and then
and there, according to law, vote for one,
Governor for the State of Ohio; one
Senator, 10 ill ihe vacancy nccasioned
by The resignation of Griffith Foos,) aud
fOur Representatives, to represent HrOwn
Clermont and Clinton Counties in the
next General Assembly Of the State Of
Ohio.
Also vote for One Sheriff, one Auditor,
one Surveyor, one Commissioner, one
Prosecuting Attorney, 10 tiI the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of Andrew
ElisOn,) one Coroner and three Direc-
Inrs of The Poor, Gone ofwhich shall hold
his Office for one year, one for two
years, aud one for three years,) for Brown
County,
Also, in obedience to law, enacted
by the Legislature of this State, entitled
"An act relating 10 Juries,"I hereby
give notice to the Trustees Ofihe differ
ent townships, 10 select, on said llth
day Of October next, for the next yesr,
the number Of Jurors as follows, TO vii:
>
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS.


A friend has handed US the following
patriotic resolutions, which he had pre-
pared 10 present to the late democratic
county convention, but was prevented BY a
haslg adjournment ,f the convention at a
late hour after having transacted the bu'
siness for which it was called. They
would have been passed by reclamation,
and are too good to be lost.
Resolved, That we view the late sue.
cesslul act Of the fedeTalisis in breaking
up the Legislature as TREASON, and that
universal attention should be called TO
this kind Of iniquiIOus Legislation to crush
and sink it into popular sdium; other
wise our republican government may be
degraded beyond redemption.
Resolved, That the whig Senate o.
the United States, in reporting in favoI
Of paying the heirs Of Gen Hull, in add
ton 10 what he received Of the English,
for his surrender Of the gallant sons o
Ohio, al Detroit, is an outrage to ever!
American citizen, and shows cOnclusvel,
that they sympaihze with the traitors o
their country; and their hostility to pa
triotism is evinced in their repairing
against paying Gen. Jackson the $1,000
fine imposed on him by Judge Hail 70
saving New Orleans, and adding homo
and glory to oar country.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
REVOLUTION DECLARED!!


II can no longer he doub ed, that there
is a concerted movement among the fed
eral leaders throughout the United States,
TO nverwhelm this government in auarchu
and revelation. Federalism expects TO
triumph through the agency Of anarchy
and ruin. The New York American,
on the reception of the news from this
State, of the late conspiracy, denounced
IT in unmeasured terms. Il has since
taken The other sido, and now iustifies ths
conspiracy because it is revolution! =
This journal is one of The Leading feder.
alist organs Of the Union. Ponder upon
the following from such a source. That
arch disorganizer Adams knew what he
was saying and why, when he declared
that the people Of this country are in
state ofrevoIution. But read the follow
ing:
"All tho whigsin the Ohio Legislature,
have resigned, leaving the ocofocos With
no quorum 10 carry out their infamous
scheme of gerrymandering The State
The Madisonian call'it trhig reuOlu,ion
ary movement. Let it be so. Il sounds
we'll. Aud if the remaining States do
not sustain us IN the fall elections, the
same movement will take place among
the wings in both Houses Of Congress
~ Y Ameridan.
"F Is REVOLUTlONn--lst il be
so-it sounds we'll. AND IF THE RE
NAMING STATES Do NOT SUSTAIN US IN
THE FALL ELECTIONS. THE SAME
MOVEMENT WILL TAKE PLACE
AMONG THE WHTGS IN BOTH
HOUSES OF CONGRESS-" What
think you Of that, people Of Ohie2 Are
you prepared TO follow at The bidding of
such men, 10 The FINAL overthrow of all
republican government. Yon must an
swer at the ballot boxes n0w, and ifthese
men are moi rebuked there, the clnnon's
mouth will very soon be the arbiier-
"Rule or ruin;" yes, worse, RULE AND
RUIN is their motto, annihilatiOn Of the
State and national governments are de-
clarsd to be their object, and to the dis
grace Of Ohio, the ball OF anarchy is set
in motion in 0ur midst. Ffiends Of law
OF order, sf constitutional governments,
are you strong enough-arG you organ
lied sufficiently TO stay the torrent, revo- |
luton, treason and anarchy in ou, midst,
led on by the Executive, and al! the whia |
officers ofthe State?
Thare is no lengeF any Dispute abou,
The matteT--ihis act Of overt treason by !
which one branch Ol our State Gava,o. |
nent, the Legislature, is already IN.
been concocted |
abroad. We're foreign enemy upon our /
orders to-day. and the legislative power
i the State were necessary 10 our de>
ence, where would it be founds If civ.
war was raging ID our midst, there is
o legislative power in existence 10 aid
protecting the citizens from carnage
nd death. And this is 10 be carried out
| Washington, as begun in Ohio, unless
. elections 60 10 IRvor Of the Whigs!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

CoNGREss.-'The tariff bill, with the
land clause stricken Oul, has passed both
Houses Of Congress, by majority Of
two in the House, aud one 10 the
Senate. Il has probably, ere this time,
heen signed by the President. Congress-
had resolved TO adjourn on Wednesday
last. Thus has ended Dine months
session, and this tho fruit, Of the most fac
lions congress that ever disgraoed this
Union. The disrepuiabIe and persevering
attempts ofthe federal minority to rem
der Odious President oftbeir own
choice, have effected only their own dis
and secured for them an igno,
ninious nOtorieiy.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

ABOLITION CoNvENTION-rhe aboli-
tionists Of this Legislative district are to
hold convention at Sardinia on the 2lst
Instant, for the purpose Of nominating
candidates 10 be supported by them at the
ensuing 'leclion.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

A would be prophet, down South, luie-,
lyi said, 10 one Of his sermons, that
'he was sent to redeem the world, and
all things therein,' whereupon native
pulled out five dollar bill Of the Ex.
change Bank, and two Of the same dee
nomination of the Atchalalaya, and asked
him to fork over the specie for them.--
'Fhs prophet was posed Tor once, his stock
Of redemption not beng adequate to the
purpose.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

0TThe first man we saw from Warren
county who came to attend the coon
skin CDdango, was the President of the
Lebanon Bank, an institution which has
swindled the farmers ont Of near Si0O.-
900. The officers Of all the swindling
shops in The State are up in arms against
the democrats, as they 90 for specie pay.
ment, and are in favor of individual liza.
bility in llbank charters. This is what
the wings call ''war upon the curencv,"
and Of course they will fight hard against
the democracy who are labMing TO bring
about reform in these institutions.
Hamilton Telegraph.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

We this week add 100 our ticket the
name Of MosEs REEcE, Esq, IN intelli-
gent farmer Of Clinton county, who was
nominated by convention Of the demos
Gratis Of that county on tho 9th ulr. as
candidate for Representative. We now
have good and strong ticket. With four
experienced, upright and intelligent far
-mers as our candidates for the Legislature
we enter the contest this fall with hope al
most amounting to certainty Of success.
These, our candidates, are friends Of the
peope-of equal rights-of the consli-
tulion, and Of law and order; and are
brought before lie people in opposition
10 candidates who are reckless in their
strides for pSwer, g. bold in their efforts TO
ogcrIr w our free government. When
such important principles are at stake, 10
doubt our success would be to doubt the
wisdom Of the venerable men who framed
our republican form Of government; for a
stonger proof Of the incOpaci'y of the
people for self government could hardly
he presented than they would themselves
af,rd by electiDgto the next Legislature
a majority of tho actors in and abettors Of
the late treason bic movement at Colum-
bus.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
MORE or THE ANIMAL suow!!-
STIR UP THE MONKEYS AGAINlil

Tho Cincinnati Gazette 0f this morn,
inc gives further evidence Of Judge
Wrighl's fondness fer animal shows -
We shall have whole menagerie of sni.
mails bye and bye, aud among them the
identical monkey thai Davy Crockett
found in the menagerie atWsshington.
u this mornings Gazette we have The
f" GerrgmGnder' itself-(the district com
posed Of the counties Of Hooking, Ross,
Pike, Jackson, and Adams
GTThis District was copied bv Mr..
Bvlnglon from The Whig Bill introduced
hy SILLo1e Of the absquatulalors from
The Sanaie.
Ia! hal! hall! he he'll bell! no! holt
io!!! Go it, 'coons!-slir up the mon
Ieys.--Cia. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
STATE BANKS.

In Arkansas. where they have tried 70
State Blnks, all plriies are opposed To
their existence aud go Coi winding them
up. They say that thUse that created
them may have meant well, but they
were most SgregriouSly mistaken. The
losses TO the State and people are i'm.
mensS, What do the people of Ohio
mink hy this time Of Corwin and Sale
Bank? Are they desirous of ruin and
wretchedness, such as prevails in States
where State banks .exist2 And we
would ask the Journal--iho traitors or
gan Of This city--which has made such
lamentations over the bill 10 pay contract.
ors on the public works, as to reduce The
prce ofOhn socks in New York, wi a,
would be their value if the legislature
wonld authorize the issue and sale ofS
or 10 mjllioas of Ohio stoct Cor a State
bankg Yet such is the doctrine advoca-
ted by the conspirators, and if they End
COrwn succeed,are pledged TO carry out
aud ruin aud wreichedness follow.
The Old School Republican presents
this matter Of Ohio stocks in another
light, aud one, too, thai involves the se'
riOus consideration Of all not favorable Il
the trailorous onninilation Of the legisla-
tive department Of the Gpvernmnut.
From he OIL School Republican.
or W. are sorry 10. notice that Ohi0
Stn ks hWe declined still further. Mon.
davs sales were at 81 and 66.-O. S.
journal.
Need any 6ne he -asionished tha, Ohio
Socks should Call in consequence Of tho
breaking up Of the Legislaiure If the
people s,ncliou such proceedings. Ohin
Stocks must TALL much lower. RsvoIu
tionary measures are lily calculated Ia
susiainthe credit Of state. The Jour.
nal was mortified at the effect Of the bill
to pay The Contractors. II was most out
rageous To do an act which would niure
the credit Of the state. When the wh.l
party is to be benefited, perish credit
perish government, perish every thing, on
y save the whig party, and all else il
right.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
We have heard much said by wbiU, Of

We have heard much said by wings oI
late sgainsi olecling lawyers TO the legis-
lulu-e. The objection urged was thai
they consume too much time in talking,
and that they neglec. the interests uftheir
constituents and ale intent principally up
on selEplomotion, which they endeayOr
to accomplish by talking themselves into
notice, 10 the great expense Of the Slate,
A fair opportunity is now presented 10
lssi the sincerity Of these professions -
The federalisls oflhis district have nom.
mated two lawyers (Messrs Foos and Lig-
getty as candidates for the Legislature.
We win see how many less votes these
will receive than the two far
ners who are graciOusly permitted to have
4 place on their ticket.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06


The PE,PLR's VEr0.-rhn Eastern
Argus exposes portion Of Wing iwa,.
tie by the presentation Of few plain
hcls. Il says:
"The Whig leaders complain bitterly oil
the one man-pOwer, as they term the
veto. They scold terribly sbout tho
Presidents defeating The will cfthe peo-
pie; snd setting himself up against the
peoples Representatives. Now there is
neither rhyme nor reason in this kind Of
rant. Il is bypocriticallv false. Had all
The Senators voted, the vetoed bill would
moi have passed at all, Senators misrep,
losented their States, as follows, w: one
from Maine; Connecticut. one; New
York, one; Maryland, two; Virginia, one !;
SOn,h Carolina, one; Mississippi, one !:
Michigan. twoj North Carolina, two; and
Indiana, two.
There were three msrepresentations
States, we believe, who had the
modesty TO be absent. But there were
toaHeeH who voted against the known
voice Oftheir constituents with as clear
knowledge that they were doing so as
that possessed by the Hon. George Ev-
ans OF this State. Il would, perhaps, be
impossible 10 designate with perfect ac
cuTacy, the number or Representatives
who misrenresented their constituents:
but we think tits within hounds TO saw
that they exceed iiiy--and lhii the bill |
would have been rejected in The House
OF Representatives by majority of near
" ono hunded, could The real voice Of
The people have bsen heard"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
TREAsoN AGAINsT ME sTATE.

The base cOSspirators, since they have
Lad little time to reflect, sqnirm tremen-
duusly under the charge Of being traitors,
and having committed perjury 10 sustain
their reasonable conspiracy against the
constitution and laws. Noah Webster
thus defines TREASON: "Treason is
the hghes, crime Of civil nature, OF
which man can be guilty. In general, it
is The offence of attempting 10 overthrow
the Government of the Stale to which the
offender owes allegiance, or Of bslray-
ing the state into the hands Of a foreign
power. Treason in Great Britain is Of
Two inds,high treason and psttit treason.
High treason is crime that Immediately
effects the King or state. Petit treason
involves breach of fidelity, but effects
individuals"
IL the conspirators are not legal traior
to be strung up by the neck, they are
moral and political traitors TO all inients
aud purposes. In England they would
swing; and no mistake .--SlGIeSn.Gn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
GEoRGErowN ExcLusIvEs.

The citizens Of Georgetown and vicins
Iiv are respectfully invited to attend
discussion at the Court House On Friday
The 0h inst. al So'rlock P. M. Cues.
lion for debate s'Were theHhie members
ofthe late extra session Of the Ohio Leg
islature justifatle in rssigumg their
sea's"
Aft mative. Neg0'ips
b. VI, Penn, c.. w Blair,
G. B. White, &c. Penn.
D. W. StabletoR, Sec'y.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

In compliance with request, we publish
the address of Mr.. james Shirley, one
orthe whig candidates for Auditor. Mr.
Shirley protests against nominating con,
venlions; because, he slys, enc or two
influential men dictate 10 the caucus aud
the caucus to the cOuHtry. We deny that
this is the case N democratic c0nv 'ntiOns;
but as TO federal whig conventions, Mr.,
Smiley is more capable than we are Of
judging, as he attended and participated
in the proceedings of three OF them dur
ing The past monih--one since the first
publication oshis address.
Let not our democratic friends be de-
ceivcd by this federal whis cry against
caucuses. In the Legislative district,
they think they have political majority,
and therefore they make use Of conven-
iion TO secure their union and success;
but in this county they know they arc
in the minority. and they only hope TO
defeat the democratic nominees fDr the
county offices by crying down convsn
lions and dividing the democrats. We
repeat, democrats be not deceived; but
stick 10 your excellent nominal .ons-gve
them long pull, strong pull, and pull
altogether, and your success is certain.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
Democralic mai.

A noble example for the democracy Of
other States. Men OF Ohio--Democrats
Of Hamilton! shall il be said after the
next election, that you have achieved
less glorious triumph than your fellow
De mocrats Of Missouri, Illinois and Indi.
ana? Your prospect Of success is far
brighter Than was theirs, for in this State
the Federal party has disgraced itself
beyond redemption, and cannot escape
the scOrchng rebuke, and denunciatiOn
Of The popular voice, which will be thun-
dered through the ballot box in October
next, il you but discharge your duty as
meuubers Of the democratic party.
MIssIssIPPI-The election for State
Auditor has resulted in the selection Of
James E. Mlthews, the democratic can
didate, BY large majority.--CiH. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06

says the N. York American, the national
mouth piece Of the trailoSoas plot
lSlatesmsn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-09-06
ALL HAIL MISSOURI.

The returns from this Slate display a
glorious democratic victory, in the very
teeth of horde Of Clay clubs. The
democratic majority is largely increased.
From the Jefferson Enquirer ofihe 18th,
We gather The cheering intelligence that
The ;nuOriiy in this State, on joint ballot,
will be 81 thus:
The Senate stands, Dem. %, wings 10
House oiRep. "a, %