The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-04-21

desk, filled moi with skulls or daggers. or
aughl that usually betokens death but filled
with books aud papers, from hind the desk
dragged this cheerful faced, this round
pauuched man. He was the cause Of all this
misery, | Claim the crown Of fire; am the
fend Of g Id; there stands my Sroher fend
of fraud-lhe-"
"HIs namep shouted the Evil Onel"
'TuE BANK DIREcToR!" answered The
Hend Of goid.
And then PandemonIum laughed and laugh.
ed again.
sit IS the meanest thing slivep the devils
shouted, "lhe most accused wretch"
"Shall prove my clam 10 the crown Of
Gre}" shouted the fend of Gold. "Here are
my proolsP'
As he spoke, band of pale and ghastly
suicides came moving from the darkness, and
their lifeless eyes they fixed upon the cheer :.
ful Bank Director,
"rhese are thy yworks!" shouted The fsnd
of Gold.
Then came thrOng Of Orphans,
''Tbese would have been glory to their
Deity, and blessing 10 their fellow beings
had 1t not been for thee! Their means Of life
you despoied them of their bread you snatch
ed from their mouths; their clothing you strip
ped from their backs. They we're forced to
the ways of crime. They are-here. and you
are the cause! Are you not, my dear brother
Fraud; my bank DnsclorF
The Bank Director smiled pleasantly, and
admitted that il was his work; but added he,
sit was all done in the way of irade!"
"Shall bring another proofl' skreked the
Gold fend.
-"Nay, brave brother, no more" answered
the Evil One. "The Crown of Fire is thine!
Want makes the murderer, revenge, the pi-
rate, Passion, the Paracidc, but love, love
of sin, four the mere love Of sin can alone
form the Bank Director! The Crown of Fire
is thine brave Gold. .Fiend-a hail thy BROTH
or, all hail the bank drectorw
Merry was the shout that rose from the
crowd Of Rends. Merry was their laughter,
wild their yells, but amid their shout, and
laugh, and yeIls, arose the words
''All hail the Bank Director! He peoples
our domains! All hail, all hail the bank direc-
tori
CENTRAL ELooJENcE diepuia was had
the other day in relation to Pennsylvania eo-
: quencs. Flib gave.the following as a speci-
men Of The style Of the interior Of this slate:
Gentleman pause Afore you give verdict
in this 'ere case: fancy-l say fancy, the inn
mortal George Washington standin' on the
topmast cliff Of the empyrean heavens, and
away below him imagine vast ocean oil
Potsville coal al-in flames and burning bnl.
lanlly-l, say brilliantly genllemen-- fancy
this gentlemen, and then fancy the immorta
Washington, snufin' the ambient air Of Ely
sium, and turning 10 the distinguished Brulus
who stands at his shoulder, he politely re,
quests the loan Of his pocket bandk erchief fo
few minutes, 'for,' be observes 'them jury
men away down yander, John Jones, Jak
Smith, and the 'tohers is goin' TO beray m,
country, by bringn' in Ralph Wilson moi gull
! ~ of cheatn' the old widow WImpe out o
her rent and then wipes his eyes and con
tiuues, may be dod darned if this aint to,
bad, for its going dead against the principles
We fought for in The revoIuonP
Gentlemen, | axes you, could you sian,
thisP Verdict Of guilty rendered. Times.
"How STRONG THE TIE THAT BINDS r
HoME!~Last Saturday. as a countryman wa
coming along the fields in the vicinity of th
almshOuse grounds, on his way to the ferry
he was accosled by an individual whose hea
appeared over neighboring fence A re
coguilion took place and the fol lowing colo
guy ensued:
Il say Bill said the countryman, 'wha
are you doing herel'
'o I'm permanently engaged till the sprin
'What are you up TOT
'1'm on my way to Texes, Come along
aud fight for God and Liberty
'Yes,Irep'ied the other, Eight for God an
lberty;-God knows would; but am d
tanned by such tes!'
He cast his eyes upward with pous ali
and the countrymen took the opportunity
look over the board fence He did so, an
beheld pair of feet bound ba the fetlers th
distinguish refractory Pauper at the aims
house.
Ii Favor OF ToBAcco.-The celebrated D
Mott Of New York. He says it is proven
tive or perhaps cuie for Laryngeal Phtbis
{! aud Bronchitis. Ifthat is The case, the
will be less difficulty in answering The que'
ton why the clergymeu fifty yearslsince we
not troubled with bronchial complaints
r. much asthey now are, as we believe in old
time few Clergymen neglected the weed.
SAucY AND WITTY. -"What do you ask
this articleP said gentleman in shad be