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by the Senate to adjourn. INTENDED 10
notice but a few points when | commen-
ced writing, shall not close, however,
without indma,ing that Senator Nash's
ung0VeFnable thirst for bank speculaiioDs
induced him to declare to mo, duTi g
the eyira session, that he never would
vote for banking syst9m, that held any
mans properly bound for The payment OF
a bank deoI, but in his rhod1manda to a.
the close Of his latter he says he will
"gO.il" for Mr. HOmer'S scheme. Slickia
pin here! If he does we shall bury The
Tomahawk. While on The subject of II,
mer's banking scheme, | shall notify the
public TO lay by for future use nd all the
Shig resolutions thai endorses his views
Of banking. Ipredict, that it the wings
can make little capital out Of this en-.
dnrsemeni, sufficient TO elect a United
SAies senator, and to enable them (the
members OF tho next legislatute) TO say
to the dC:G0crats as Clay said in lS40,
you have been tried and condemned by
the people, il you ask tor ono congress
ionaI district in OhiO, yol can only be
heard as criminals, on their way TO the
Scafinld-lhen they will have accomplish
ed oil they want. Mr.. Himer and his
real friends may 6ght for his sys
lem.
A few political fibs erased and | have
done for the present. Frst, Mr. N.sh
asserts, that several of the democratic
anembers Ofthe extra session were pied
ged to vote against bank chart.rs. There
iS not the smallest foundation for this re-,
port; il is gratuitous, and false in tot0.-
One member only was pledged at the an.
nuaI session. Again he asserts that
Hamilton county has taken up anli>bank
men. 1t was falsely said last year, and
The assertion is more false now as | am
informed and believe. IfMr. Nash must
have class ficalion Of men and money,
he my, without any opposition from ME,
Stand at ths head ofths soft money par.
y including West Union, G,Iliopols,
&c. The democratic nominees, so far
as am Informed, arc in favor of
money hard enough TO stand resump.
tion.
Respectfully,
VIM. ROBBINS.
September II, is42,
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October, will al faIl to slaves. Will the
great body Of the Whig Plriy support
political antagonist, aud QUE who will Po-
IhicaIly bargain with bis political enemies
for the sake Of being run as a candidate
(nr Office, and yet protesting all the
time to be democrat. No never. What
party can have any confidence in surh a
mani Dl the democrats know that he
who will throw himself protesting to be
democrat INTO the hands Of the wings for
the poor ltile something Of candidate
ship, would bstray them ifhe hadthe Op-
pOrlunity in the hands Of their polite Al
enemiesi Can such man have their
support | troW not. Do the wings
knnw that Mr.. Wright attended the dem.
ocratic convention on the 9th of August
that he rode down with two Of the del.
egates from Washington tOwnsh'P-tois
the still held TO the same democratic Opin
ions and notions he had always entertain.
el-was still member Of the party &c.
Do they know that his name W as laid in
T. the Committee TO report the names OF
Candidates 10 the nton-that Oh.
jscliOn were spreGerred og inst him
black mark daswn across his name with
pen, and il thrown under the table witb>
out ever being brought before the con.
venioni Do the wings Of Brown Coun>
ty know these things HSea sir they all per.
feclly understand them. Who is the
backing Of M. Wrigh,i Hanson L. Penn
it is believed. VINO else? know Of none
Where will Wright ruhS no where in the
county where | am acquainted. One
thing is pretty certain, if he runs auy
where il will not be about these dig
gnos
Nj Editor: please insert this in your
next number possible and oblige
A WING.
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: ming, in taking any oath or aiflrma,IOn -
prescribed by Ihs act, such person sha',
be sdiudged guilty of wiliul and coFrup'
PERJURY, and, upon conviction tnsteOl'
s shall suffer the punishment attached Oy
ths laws of this state TO the crime Of per
jury. n.S..
shall, knOwingly, receive. or sanction the
reception Of vote from any pefsOn not
having all the qualifications Of an electOr
prescribed by this act; or shall receive,
or sanction the reception ofa ballot from
any person, who shall refuse TO answer
any question which shall be put TO him
in accordance with the provisions Ofthe
thirteenth section Of this act, or who shall
refuse to take the oath prescribed by the
thirteenth aud fifteenth section Cf this
act; or If any Judge, or clerG OF the elec-
ton, on whom any duty is enininsd by
this act, shall be guilty of any wll(ul neg
lect Of such duty, or Ofany corrupt con
duct in the execution Of the same, such
Judge or CLERK, on conviction there 4, shall
: be imprisoned in the penilenuary, and
kept at hard labor, not moro than FIVE
years, nor less than one year.
Sec d. Every person who shall be
convicted and sentenced TO he punished
by Imprisonment in the penitenIiary, Tor
tny offence specified in this act, or who
shall ke convicted Of, aud sentenced for.
bribery, under the eleventh section of
this act, shall be deemed forever after in.
competent to be an elpctOr, or to hold
any office OF honor, trust, or profit within
this state, unless such convict shall re-
ceive, from the governor of this state, a
general pardon, under his hand; and the
seal OF the state, in which CASE said cons
Vicl shall be restored to all his civil rights
and privileges.
SIC. 81. All prOssculinns under the
provisions OF this act, shall be by indict>
meni, before the court of common pleas.
in The county where the Olf3nces shaIi
haze teen committed.
Sec. 81. All fines incurred under this
Sct, shall bs plid in,o the county trelsu
Ty where the offence was committed, tor
the use Of such county. v.
Sec. q This act shall be given sps.
cialIy is chatged TO the grand jury, at
each term of The court Of comnun pleas,
BY The presiding Judge thereof.
Sec, % s. much Of The act entitled
"an act Ia regulate elections" passed
February Ism, 1912. and ~ much Of
that act snrilled - II act 10 punish bats
ting on elections, and for other purposes
pass d March 18th, 1880, as conAtc's
with the act, be aud the sams is hereby
TepeSled.
This act'shall take effect and be in
force from and after The first day of Oc..
tober next.
sEABURY FORD,
Speaker Ofh" HOH5e of RsprcseasG'iDeS.
WILLIAM M'LAUGHLIN,
Speaker Of the ScnGte.
Mlrch %. lSll.
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Extra Chic Statesman.

To aceSlnmndats large portion OF the read.
ing punlics and especially in conHtiss where no
dsnlsraoie paper ciFculates, We have again
c1lssnted TO issue the Ohio Statesman, Extrn.
from the arst ofJuly until the second Tussdav
7fnskt l;tIbsr, and oue number after the Al.
lection, containing the result nfthe sane, AZ the
very m l3srate price of6fty cents for sach sub.
scriberaad any ono who will take the trouble
o Drocerr six subscribers, shall have the sevsnth
number can't him for his trouble. In al easss'
Daymenk nu.t be in advance, Is the Feeaint
1f ths p&pfr VII rs 4 receipt for thu money
II Is MT a. ;sssary for - to explain tho ~.
- Sisgis pl5sr, II IL to convey, durine ~
Y mportant period ofaur political year, resA;e.
matter, important for those who desire ipfosns !:
tlsa on the subjects proper fos discussion. e,na.
cialIy on tbs past history ofouF banks, a. r,slt
IS the iiaIortaHt news Of tho times.
The period Ofths xtra Statesman win 80
10 inelude theprocsedings Of ttsasx,ra sss.ins
if tbs Lsgislagute. when commsnces ~ sssss;s :. .
he 25th Of July, and win continue prohshI.
hres weeks. We submit this proposition 4 ~.
sadefs, and we shall in . few days issus III.
'rospectHs for circulation and subscribers. =
8. q NJ. Il. MEDARY,
COlumbas. Nay 9 lela.
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The 'aW ln preserve the purity OF elec
tons is published 10 the preceding col.
unns. We hope that the democrats of
this c)IlIy W s,3thIt it's rigidly en>
forced On Tues1ly noxt. Thousands of
wings we're last week brought into this
state from Kentucky, 10 attend the Day
ton barbecue. How many Of them will
return, and how many stay in the Safe
To vote on Tuesday, j. wonld be difficult
10 tell. Let the ballot boxes be watched
for there only can they be fOilsd IN their
attempts at fraud
In 1910 hundreds OF voters wers
brought from Louisville to Cinclunati 10
vote, as has been proved by the onIhs Of
unimpeached witnesses. What has bssn
done, will prOblbly again be attempted.
Those who desire 10 preserve the purity
OF elections, cinnOt be tOn watchful.
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To NE IndePsadent potsrs of Broom
County.
FELLOW CTTIzENs:-FrOm private con.
slderalIons | have concluded to with.
draw my name as a candidate for the Of
ice OF Sheriff. have hitherto been the
advocate Of an untrameIled suffrage, and
have always considered that the dicta.
lion of cliques and factions at head quar-.
lers is at war with the purity Of the elec>
live franchise. Ia declining do not &C
knowledge the authority of lew persons
todecide who shall or shall not run for
Off ;e. ] 8. BEASLEY.
We copy the above from 'he last Rip.
ley FalsgrIpl. 1t expresses the senti-
msnts OfeVsrg high toasd wing in the
county. The dicialion Of some ha;E.dos
Q wings in aud about Georgetown, WAC
haVa setth EN- selves u3 a. the Regency
Of their party ia the county, will not be
submitted to by intelligent whIgs VINO
rightly claim an eqIll voice in tho selsc>
zion Of their candidates.
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THE MEETING

On last Saturday was truly a great onc
and is said, by old residents, to have
been the largest ever held in this plice
A about ten o'clock, the mass thai fiilc,
the streets about the pubIic square,
moved off 10 wood in the vicinity, and
the meeting was there organz,d by cAll
ing BENJAMIN EvANs, Eso to the Chair.
who briefly and pertinsnlly ackaowledg.
ed tho honor conferred upon him by ap.
pointing him to preside over SO large and
respectable meeting. The order Of tho
speaking having been announced bv
John II. BAR, ESQ, Mr.. Baldwin Of
Clinton county was introduced to The az.
semblage, and ably addressed them for
about an hourj when Mr.. Buchanan or
Cie'monI took the stand, and spoko in
his usual forcble, argnmentative and fell
citous manner. After Mr.. Buchanan fin.
iShed speaking, the meeting adjourned
until 0ne O'Clock, when. It was announ.
ced, Senator Allen, who was Oresen,
would address the meeting. Al one %.
clock the people again assembled in con.
siderable gIeater number than in the fore
no m, to hear iheir young aad distinguish.
eI Representative in the United Sla,es
Seaa Q. Mr Allen soon appe Ued upoD
tho sand, and cnchainsd tho audience
far about three hours, by a calm, dignif.
ed and eloquent display Of faclS and ar.
gunen's and appeal TO the reason ofihOse
who heard him. He exposed the ru.
nous poIicy and action Of the Clay wings
n congress, and their failure to fulfil the
'rnmises they made in l640--,heiI ef
pris 10 east all The blame Of the.e fail.
re1 upon President Tyler by plssrng
ills that they knew he would veto; their
, IisIating with a view TO elevaiinR M. |
;lav TO tho Presidency, &c.
Mr.. Allen closed hV alludiHg 10 the
issoIu'iOp Of tho Ohio Legislature. 10
le danger, tho ruin TO republican GOV
rnmenl, should such an act be sustained
y tho people.
The people then returned homs. high
pleased with The speeches AM IN
peakers; and, ws have no dnub'. vi
rnewed determination to use all hoaar.
D'e means in their power al the ap. Z
roachlng election to sustain tho true IL
,end' OF the people, and TO defeat and a
'0nko those who desire to, rule or ruin Ii,
10 country. r
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F,"m The lI,llsaotough Guz.


Ma EOITCa:-
A friend has placed in my hand prin
ted letter from Senator Nash, of GIIIia
county, ioa wing citizen of Adams coun>
ty, cnnlaing so many assertions al vari>
ance with all the facts in the go, that
feel called npOn 10 set him right in few
Pr'tculaFs, not pretoudjhg, hoWsver, to
follow bank director Of the bank Of Gal.
liPolis through the whole history Of his
"humbngs." Having heretofore given
nv opinion Of tho diffsren, bills rep0It Ted
and supported for dislricting lhsa State
and the pfObablo motives that prompted
to overthrow the legislative body, aud
my opinions having undergone no change
/ shall pass over 80 much Of The I0tter az
Telales 10 that subject. / shall first di.
rect public attention 10 that part Of the
letter that Z" asserIs as a fact, that no
whlg dreamed that there was any design
oIpsssng any kind Ofa bill TO re.charier
single bank" aNnw | assert as posi-
tive tact, that senator Npsh did know
there was such design; Cur at his re-
quest, after he had eKsiniped Tho print
Ell, bill providing for the extension Of The
Charters Of the specie paying and solvent
banks OG Ohio. informed him directly,
that every democratic member of boih
branches had given assurance, that they
would support that bill, aud hazard
nothing when | say, that every whiQ of
both branches must have known for at
least week previous 10 their rpsipnatiuns
thai The democrats intended 10 extend
the banking powers Of such banks as
were willing To comply, with the banking
law ofOhio; aud | must be quite def.
Gent in intelligence, when compared
with Senaior Nash, il there were not ga
pretty decent number NJ the most inter. |
eS'InR banks ofths S'ale. that were reaAy
To commence business Enrrhwth. DJes |
not the testimony Oi SpeaSer Flan,
whose Character has been so we'll indnrs>
ed Oy tho why's. more than coufirn this
PostIvtt did not the feqnenl declaration
= 81 al 'he democratic members Of both
branches, on oil suitable occasions, reach
sne ear OF Senator Nash and his pniitical
.nehds-aad admnnish them 10 he in
basls, andprepare thnse Iet,.rs oC rosi0.
na'EOn' louF days before Byinglons bill i
vas reported, lest a banking system /
should be established thai would forever {
exclude all GallIopls speculalionsP RI,
says Senator NIsh, there was no tina IN i
pass the bark bill although the whip p,r. II
" were 10 l,e ruined by the passage Of .
the district bill Woil. that is little h
more shig logic ,v-the one bill followed
hard on The heels Of the other ;bO'h would /
bave entered the Senate chamber as the 5
.nblsci Of the same mesSqge, and both =
would bave been read Cils f-st time on a
,na' Y cay, Thursday nothing but nngiei> D
Iaae opposition could haze prevented ei. Il
.Nes o. them from being law on the n
shsalag Monday, which was :hs day iixed Il
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VERMONT ELEgLToN

Fds BIs!oa Post Of the l7th ult. has
the following gaod'neSs from Vermont.
"By the northern mail, last night ws
received the ST. Adams papers, from
which we learn that Two democrats ana
newhig were elected 10 The Senate in
Franklin county. There will tbereFore
Ne Whig majority in that body. Las,
year the Vhig majority was ten. Seven
more democratic votes in franklin conn.
y would have made a tie in the Senate
is the whig was elected by only six ma,
Ority. The House will stand as has al.
eady been sIated-s6 about iO3 democrats |
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MORE THUNDER FROM MAINE.
~The Star in the EosiU

The returns from his truly democratic
state come in "moS, glorious to behuId!'
The Boston Post gives returns from 2 II
towns, iD which tho democratic msicrit,
for Governor is NINE THOUSAND
SEVEN HUNDRED g. EIGHT "a gain
since last year, THREE THOUSAND
ONE HUNDRED & FIFTY. It's
doubtful whether single wbig will be
elected to the senate. Boys do YOU
hear that" Mime cast her vote for
Harrison in IS4O.
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WHAT THE FEDERAL WHO'S
HIVE DONE AND WHAT THEY
HAVE NOT DONE.

| AANE WI JUNE.
What hava the Federal popiniay Wins
dnns siDc" thew come intO p0wprP is 4
question to which the annexed correct
answ re- are given.
rhev have c:eated q National deb, If
Tlirv Millions.
Tney have made Bankrupt ihe Ma.
tion.
They have dishonored rhe country and
brought ruin shame aud disgrace upon
their party.
They have qnarreled among themselves
and made their party the laughing stock
ct the whole county.
They have been meme, meme tekel up.
harisin!
WPat have they not dOneH
Hhey have not secured to th4 I,bnE.
BaaE
'Tney have not raised the Wages Of La.
They have not regulated the Exoh,6
gRs.
Taey have not established ssodndE
currency. H
They have not given Us the better
ines.
They have not raised the price Of he
lrme''s produce.
They have not relieved the distress Of
'e people. Ia
They have not fnl6lleda single prom. Z
Q made to the Pcople before the last : :
Campaign.- BaI.imore Re.
IblicGn. |
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LOCK OUT FOR FRAUDULENT TIcKErs.-
We have seen ticket, which we have no
donht was printed at the Examiner Office,
headed democratic ticket" containing
moOt Of the democratic candidates names
with Benjamin Applegate, instead of
William Shields, for Sherff-A6ram
S'Ilee ins cad Of AbrGhHm SaIIee for
surveyor; and William Burt instead Of
William X Burt for Coroner. Our dem.
Ocra'ic friends should be on their guard.
Desparadoes. VITO resort TO such base
means will not hesitate to adopt any plan,
however low and contemplate, to deceive
voters.
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Ocinber Sd. ls42.
sheriF's Sale.

David G. DevOre0
VS.. Brown connnon pla.h
Nj M'hpw Russ. 80
ksY virtue Of a writ Of pendition; -.
PonGs, 10 me directed by the court
Of common Pleas, within and for Brown
county Ohio; will offer for sale at ,ha
house Of Mathew Russ, in PikesTCwn.
ship, on Monday the 3rd dsv of October
1912. between The hours nf 10 and 4 o,.
clock on said day, tho f"IlowinR properly,
I" wit; One large bay horse, one IsrGe
bay mare one three year old bay stallion
AMI 'nree heiEsrs.
r. he sold as the property Of Math.
nw Ru in the above case. Terms
cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, sheriff.
=, B. q. o.
sheriff's Office, Sept. 10, lS4S.
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JESSE SMITH.

Coz. RouARO N. JOHNSON was at c.,
Iumbus on Inc 22d uIt. on his way To
DanVille, Pa. to attend celebration of
the battle Of the Thames. In compli>
ance with an invitation given by cirizens
Of Columbus he attended in the evening
at a COLLATION., and addressed the peOp.o
present.
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For tie Democratic Standard.

Mn. PALMER:
Il You will permit an humble clod hon
per to say a few words through your pa.
per. ! will take the liberty Of saying few
things, with regard to what appears To he
the position of the whig party in this
county. They did nnt 90 into conven.
tionat once like men, and a iule clique
about Georgetown, Of which Mr.. Penn
appeared, or at least no doubt wished to
b., head cook and bottle washer, took up.
on themselves 70 appoint, to rule IF,
and rule on, candidates at pleasure. But
sir, Il will not takes the great b,'dy Of the
Wig party will not support candidates
juggled out in any such naUner.-
Since Mr.. Penn has assumed dominion
OVsr that ,mlsterly sheei, the political
:" the whole world is to hear
nothing sung but 'Auduors Office."--
THIS is just the theme for me exac,ly.-
They who live 10 glass houses sh0uld |
never throw stones" And pray who is
NJ. Penn's man for AudiiorP A Mr..
Seth G. Wright Of Washington township,
Democratic Aboliiiohis', who is 10 car.
y two or three buckels; aboli,ioniem on
lis bead, whiggery on his right, and de.
nocracy On his left shoal der; the great
ificuIty aPPrehend will be, that Mr..
Vrights buckets will be like the broken
isterns, will hold no wafer, Dat for the !,
ant Of water, and being exposed to the IP
yS Ofthe sun on the second Tuesda, u p
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Notice.

All persons interested will take notice. ,hs,
Arehabald bigsett, on the 9Th day Of August.
1912, sued ouIa writ Of attachment $3.50
Court Of Common Pleas, Of Brown COUNTY. n
the State Of Ohio, against Rober, AIls4 "a
John VI. Whom, ths sum ofone hundred and
twenty hvs dollars and hiIy eeuts,--whieh wis
has been served and returned,
JOHN H. BLAIR, Clerk
Brown Com. Pleas.
Sept. 4th. lS42.
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sHERiFF's SALE.

Jacob Sn,der ct. all
Vs. Brown Copnn,oo
Lahn Hill. Pleas.
BY virtue Of writ. Of Uendiiioni er.
poFas to ne directed by the court Of
common pleas within and for Brown
county, Ohio, ] will offer for sale on The
public square in Georgetown, on Sa,ur.
day the 22nd day of October 1912. be.
tween the hOurs Of 10 and 4 O'Clock on
said day, the following property to wit:
one sOrrel mate.
To be sold as the property Of John
Hill in the above case. Telms cash,
JOHN. HIGGINS, sheriff.
D. C. o.
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0T'he Mount Vurnn Banner pnts the
wh"Id matter ia a nut she'll, in the follow.
ing paragraph;
"FHE EEDERAL1sr's ISSUE The Fed.
erali'ts finding that they cannot defend
Treason and Ihs cause Of TRAITORS
before the people, are trying 10 amuse
With pictures, those whom Ihey gulled
with hard cider and other such ardufnent
IN lS4O. And, fearing the cificacy or
these, they are making a new and distinct /
issue, namely. ''gHod hanks or mn hanks i"
Well, who went 10 Tor good hanksi The
llsmocrtts as we showed in our last
Whe voted against tho law Drovidioo
fr good bsnks3 The whole Whic Dhal.
anx in the late Legislature Who wen,
ia f'r the Gill extending charters 10 all
The specie paying banks Of the s,ate IN.
der the prnvissi"ns If tie Law which was
Calcnlaisd 10 mqka them poode The
Dampcr IS! Wpo brnke up The Lsoiala-
'nre, rather than hat hill shonId p,ssf 4
T'e F'r'y"n F .ier4I TraiInrs who broke
no 'ur government, by cOnspiring against
it.
Pretty fellows they, 10 make sncI All is-
sue, hut take them AZ they m,en:--hv
good banks they mean snca as ,1e Gr n
vile. MNnha'au. Gallipolis, Wns' Uaioa, !
German Btnk Of Wooster, Ask Calnm
bls DsllnH IL thev dOn'to
Yes nd slch as the Old Cow, AK
Judge Wright it thay don't. t.--Cia einaati
Eq.
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ArPoINTnENra. III B

APPOINTMENTS. The Rev y. b.
THARP, UniveTsaIist, will preach 81 New.
Hope, OH Tuesday the llth Of OctObsEi
Ia FincasIls on Wednesday tbs l2lh.-
In RusseIVille on Thursday the lSlb.-
In Georgetown on Friday the l4th; and
in Fves6urgh on Saturday, the l5lh.-
Preaching 10 commence sl each place in
The evening Al early candle lighting.
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Nh PALMER:

Mr. PALuER:
SIN, | wish you to inform the indspen.
tent voters Of Brown that solicit most
respectfully, their suffrage at the ensuing
Election for the Office Of Prosecuting
Attorney. and pledge myself, il elected,
10 do them justice.
JOSIAH D. GALLUP.
Lewis, Sept. 9th, 1S42.
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MORE RENUNCLArnNs.

Mr.. JESSE Smith, heretofore a leading
wbig Of KAOx county, publishes in the
Mount Vernon Dem nIcrauc Banner his re
nu"clation Of federal wniggsry, from
which we extract the following paragraph.
From almost every quarter oftho state
wa hear OF r9nuaciA'il1s like this by
men who have heretofore been active
and Influential me n1ers Of that plrty.
| have always voted, anl acted with
the whig party, hut tho failure to perform
IA Ihsy nave prom sad. together with tho
REVO. .UClONARY conduct of the
WIig members gfthe Oiio Legislature,
at Hs tHst sessiOH, has fully dsterm.ns
the course for me TO Pursus, whicn will
be 10 sIppmt in fulnre the nominated
dem 'crhlc ticket. tis whoLe ticket, and
no hing 6a! tie ticGct.
JESSE SMITH.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1842-10-04

We are requested to announce MAssIA
BEAsLEY, of Huntington tOwasnip, as .
c,ndidsts for couaty surveyor for Brown
County.