The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-16
WHAT ARE WE TO HAVE NExTI-

WHAT AXE WE TO HAVE NEXT
The following, from The Madisoniao Of the
OH induces the expectation of some further
expose Of the late Cabinet. Who will fare the
wofsI, we cannot guess; but let the hardest
fend offl
"Mr. LGndscript E,Oing. This retired
gentleman occupies several columns of Tues
days lnielgencsr in an attack on The Presi-
dent and promises TO do others full justice.
The public may expect a candid end elaborate
exposition Of The histo Of the vetoes, and Of
the conduct Of all concerned, ia a few dsys.
We shall endesVor 10 sci this matter at rest
forever. AT least we doubt very much
whether any of the retired Cabinet will ever
rake 1t up again, when we are done with
it,"
DEMOCRATIC DOCTRINE - The Bav
Safe Democra, says that ''lhe time must
come when a man shall have weight 10 COM.
munlly ia proportion 10 the size Of hls soul,
and not 10 the weight and size of his money
bags or the extent Of bis merchan~,
disc"
WESTERN FLOUR THE Buffalo Conn.,
mercial of the 4th sAys:- ,"'Fhere has been Q
perfect avalanche Of vessels IN from tho West
within the past two days, with such vast guam
titles of wheat and -four on board, as TO aston
ish the dealers Offorty sail in, three Gourlhs
of them are from Cleveland and other Ohio
porIs. Some 10000 bushels Of wheat mast
have been received, and still the market re-
mains within few cents Of what it was last
week. Sales were made yesterday for best
samples at $ll2. Some inferior ten cents
less Flour ranges from $5,25 to $3.50, ac-
cordng 10 condition. A small lOi, Monroe
mills, brought the latter quotation.
EARLY VEGETATION growth Of veg
citation this year has been very luxunant A
few stalks of Rye measuring seven feet ten
inches, have been seen 10 Balumore, and a
bunch supposed to be the product Of one grain,
containing twenty-five stalks, averaging six
feet IN length.
From Merico. o.-Advices from Vera Cruz to
the 18Th have been received.
Permission has been given TO toe celebrated
Gutierrez Estrada to leturn TO the Republic.
Ii may be recollected that he wrote the letter
In The President Bustamente, recommending
the establishment of a monarchial form ofgov-
eminent 10 Mexico, and the cali ofa foreign
prince TO The throne.
Santa anna has issued decree prohibiting
the deputies from Campsaehy from taking their
seats in the Constituent Congress, shortly to
meet at The city OF Mexico.
There was a rumor IN Mexico Of a revolu>
tionary movement IN the South, headed by
Con. Alvarez, who s said 10 have declared
for Federation.
WON'T Go Me''bits."-. The people OF most of
the towns from New Orleans up the river 10
Louisville, have for long time suffered an
imposition, originating among the brokers; in
the way of small change Mhch hac been
source of constant dispute and vexation.
The practice has been to make dime pass
for twelve and a half cents, and when dollar
was charged TO give at the rate Of eight ten
cent pieces for the same. ln this way 20 per
cent. was gained by the monew changerss
The people Of Louisville have at leugh come
to stand in the matter and now insist npon
having The full one hundred cents 10 the dollar
agreeably 10 law and far business deal.
ing.
National Salutes-The British figate War
spite and the American man Of war North
Carolina saluied each other with cannon in the
Bay Of New York on Tuesday. Lord John
Hay commander of The .Warspile, paid a
visit to The ship North Carolina. Benefits
Herald remarks that Capt. Hay was mid
shipman on beard the Shannon, when she
captured he Chesapeake, commanded by
Capt. Lawrence. who with the brave Ludlow
died Sighting on The deck This same officer
now returns. after lapse of nearly thirty years
himself Post Captain, and anchors his battle
ship in our merry waters in friendship and in
peace.