The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-24
WHIG CATEECHIsM-CREED,

"FtVe, sif, and a multitude Of precepts."
"Whstls Ire fret commandment"
"Thon shalt nave no other President but
Henry CIsy,aud him only shal, thou vote
for"
| "What is the second commandment"
"ThOu shalt speculate in manufactures, and
stocks, and houses, and lands, and shalt dis
igen,Iy fulfil the bankrupt law"
"What is the third comm andmslil"
"Thou shalt formno political opinion or
creed OF thine own, but shalt be subject 10 the
elders Of the universal 'WhIg party"
"What is the fourth commandment"
"Thou shalt have no fellowship with DEM
ocralic (reIpublicans and sinners, nor with
laborers. mechanics, and farmers, except by
dispensatlOn to labor with them just before
election, for their conversion" ...
"What is the fifth commandment"
"rhou shalt not pocket ten cent bits, nor
eat bean soup, but thou shalt labor for two
dollars day and feast on roast beef"
"What is The reward ofthOse who faithful
lY observe these commandments
"Oaics aud sPoils-gIory and plunder,
sir"
"What is the confession Of faithin
"It is two>lold, sir-doctrlnaI aud person
al"
"What is the doctrinal creeda"
''I believe In property qualification for
suffrage. in a national bank, national debt,
high tariff and British protecuon--in dsrlbu,
ton, reform hard cider, reirenchmeut, and
log csbIns-in anti. maSonsry and abonlonsm
aud IN gerymanderlDg; pipe laying, barbaeu-
ing and racoonIog
"Whati is the personal creedW
''I believe In Henry Clay, the great Protec-
tor the everlasting available, The eternal can.
didale in Alexander Hamilton, John Adams,
and That some old coon; IN Benedict Arnold,
honest John Davis and William HuIl--in
John G. Adams, John Minor Boots, and the
virgin hei(er-in Charles F. Mitchell, Thad
Stevens, and Nicholas BiddIe in Wm. Nor
gan Dr. Bond, and Abby KelIy-in Col.
Stone, and King, Of the royal. and Col. Webb
of The regular army--ana IN Lord Ashburton
the King of Rhode Island the Queen of
England. Deus Saue RegiOal."-N. Y, Pie
.blan.
WAsHNsToN's Sword AND FRANKLIN's
CANE M. WIN Cost Johnson informs tho
editors Of the National In,elligencer, that the
sword which Washington wore ,hr hroughout the
revolutionary war is now in possession OF the
generate grandnephsw, Mr. Samuel Wash.
.ing'on, residing III Kenawha county. Virginia.
III has been ststed that this interesting monen
to Of theRreat man wac presented by ito own
or TO General Greon and had been ost at sea.
Mr.. Samuel Washington has also 10 bic pos
session the famous crab-apple cane left to
No A,,N
venerable philosopher refers to this cane 10
bis Iast will with dffec,iona,e particularly and
'inlesssa. Here ere his words:
"My fne crab.ree walking stick, with gold
head cuTiously wrought 10 tho form ofa cap of
liberty, give TO my friend and The friend of
General Washington. Ifit we're
. sceplre,, ,he has merted it and would become
it,
M. johnson concludes hie note as follows:
''Mr. Samuel Washington has both the
sword and The cane 10 excellent state OF pres
ervaiion, as / uniformed by several gentleman
who have seen them within few months; and
i entertain The hope and belief that they may
be procured by'proper application from the
owuer, to be placed 10 the National Institute
at Washington. II would be most suitable
place for Two such interesting relics Of Two
such iuStrious men, N. Y. Post.
From The New York Post ofFriday last
JOHN G. COLT. This unfortunate and
wre,ched man, who ls doomed inevitably to die
this day by the hand Of the public execution
Ger, agreeably 10 the sentence pronounce ups
on him by Judge Keui, In accordance with the
verdict Of ajury, for the wIlfu murder of Sam
mel Adams, yesterday was visited in his drear
and gloomy habiation by several Of his friends
Caroline Henshsw, The female with whom he
had cohabed for nearly two years, was a.
mong the number. She paid him two visits
during the forenoon, and the interviews, from
what we could gather, were painful in the ex-
tTeme. 1t will be recoectcd that a child IA
boy) was The lIul of the illicit IN ercourse be
tween this I'll faled man and Ca roline Hen
shaw. which for the two or three last days, he
has displayed the greatest anxiety FL
Much curiosity aud interest was manifested
during The day. by a numerous sssemblags !
collected around the prison, ,osscena,n the
correctness Of a report that, through the medI.
um Of hs minister, Dr.. An,hon. he, bad be-
come her husband. and lhaf the solemn COM
pact of The marriage vow had made them man
and wife. No such cere@ouy look place; we
aver It, as coming from lhe lips Of the doomed