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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
BANK ROBBERS AND LEGISLATIVE TREA.
SON GO HAND IN HAND.

The Cleveland Paindeaer, thus tears off the sleeps
cloak from gang Of bank robbers and whig elections
eerers at Cleveland, who hauled brigs and canoes
through the mud to this city in 1910, and now profer
to take young wings TO Newark to consumate treason
and conspiracy while the people, the innocent holders
of the notes of these swndliDg political banks, rob-
bed oftheir very bread. Who would be SO base to
be dog for such unhuDg rascalsl-S Statesman.
UT Harris says, be is authorized by STANDARD, Grit:
fifth g. Co., to say, that they will carry wings to the
Newark convention on their line Of boats whouCharg-
ing profit.
''We are authorized to say that STANDARD, Griffith &
Co., now owe the defdnct banks of this city FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS; and instead of donating the
profits oftheir business party purposes they had bet
Ter pay their honest debts. 1t is by means of few
such political cormorants, that ese banks are now in.
solvent and the honest bill holders suffering ruinous
depreciation of their fahless promises to pay. The
GO" of this concern has moi yet settled his indebted
ness to the Bank of Cleveland occasoned by the trans
portalion ofhat brig to Columbus in the winter ofls4O"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
MONTGOMERY COUNTY In TIE FIELD.

The Democracy Of this county are in arms against
the traitors; we take the following from among other
Resolutions passed at their late meeting at Dayton:
'"ReSOUcd, That the course pursued by the federal
members Of the Legislature, in resigning their seats
without just cause or provocaton, merely In fact be-
cause they could not dictate 10 majority and entirely
subver the republican maxim that numbers shall govern,
deserves and receives our warm indignation AMI mos
heartfelt condemnation g. we are determined one & ALL
10 evpce feelings at the ballot box in manner that
shall be felt in the proper place r
Resolced, That we consider an apporonment bill,
giving, according to their showing, thirteen districts
out oftweniy one, to the federasis, as quite, if not
more than doing Justice 10 their claims and dis
tncly making plain the fact that their Representatives
and Senators have been guilty Ofhe most gross hypoo.
rsy Of most unpairioctc aud reckless measures aid
ofihs most shamHul and uneeng conduct towards the
Iaborers who have been employed in the service Of
ResOlpsd, Tha. RObl e. srhenck one Of the = =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

DThe federal sheet here fearful ofthe fate that a.
waits whlgery, began week ago to Shi the ,espon.
sibty OF defeating the stay law, off the mobocrats
shoulders Among other things, it says Speaker spaI-
ding had that law in his possession, but was SO busy
making himsefa district, that he could not sign it,
Now we have in possession, the letter of the clerk
Of the House, which uys that Speaker Spaldhg had
not received the bt sign, in consequence of the said
clerk being so busy but that on the morning OF the
llth he had engrossed it ready for the Speakers sig
nature, when the consprators broke up the Legsla>
ture. THIS is the clerks statement and mark how it
puts to the wall that lying sheet, the Advocate.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
THE PEOPLE AROUSED.

The Ohio papers come in laden with their thundes
against the treason and rebellion Of the federal whg
members, and we surrender our columns almost entries
to the extracts believing that could moi better
py our paper at this momentous crisis in The history of
our State. Meetings being held in every county and
almost every town in the State and the people are vs.
ting upon the guilty heads Of the vile mscreants of
belion the ssveres censures and bteest denunciaons
for this last damnng outrage upon their rights and ber'
ties. Another great meeting held in Cncinnattio
Monday night and among the speakers on that occasion
was VIM. M. Cory, Esq one Of the most talented law
yers of that city, and who has heretofore been ranked
as of the abeSt Of the wings: One meeting has ais
ready been held in Grcleve, and another is adver-
tised to come off Saturday next, at which time the
whole county will be present. and will be addressed by
Allen G. Thurman, ESQ., of Ross, DR.. Ods and others.
county meeting will be held in Batavia, Clermont
county, on Saturday. and Fayetteville Brown county,
on Friday. rouser is to come off at Mount Vernon
on Saturday, and another at Eaton, Prebe county, on
the sam day, when skin whggery will receive its
death kne The right spirit is abroad-lel our friends
be on the alert Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
THE NEWARK SPREE.

great whig spree was to have come off at Newark.
on Wednesday. Tom Gorwin, Tom Ewing, and
number the whig conspirators were 10 hold forth
Indeed there not doubt but this Newark convention
was got up by the conspraors long before they usurp
ed the legislature, that they might excite the party and
then by calling them together ease off their haitorous
overthrow of the State government before the honest
portion left their ranks. But their deep laid game will
not succeed. The democracy every where beating
to arms.
The whig leaders of this county rallied and sent off
delegation of office hunters. gentlemen, dandes and
halfgrown boys, but very few Of the hard working
farmers We noticed 3ran new SILK flag bearing
on one side this inscription ~ protective tariff: On
the other, "Od Tuscarawas the rights of the people,
by equal representation" "A protective tariff; was in
good taste, foreign silk Of the best quaIity 1t remn
ded us ofthe dandy dressed off with SO hat English
broad cloth, and French high heeed boots with quiz
zing glass in hand delivering lectures home manu-.
factures,' and home leagues" We think we hear
this dandy, at Newark, exclaiming:
'Mr. Chahmon, yondah is the delegation from Old
Tuscarawah; Oi see Protective Tawiff on thea Flag
Mr.. Chahmon Dime decidlah in favaw of Home Man.
ufacaws; Oi nevaw had had the peasah of attending
a home league meeting, but Oi believe thea do very
well for the lowah ordah; the hghah ordah such as
compose the glorah and honah of old Iuscaawah, does
not need them. True the vulgah Lokah Focahs stigma
tie US, but we aw above the vugah creetahs. Yes
dem me, Mr.. Chahmon, we aw the bone and shaw Of
our counlrah and the true friends ofthe consttushawn
Oi believe Mr.. Chahmon that the people will nsvaw
be happy until we pwotect home manufactures no,
dem me FIVE will, and now Mr.. Chahmon, Oi 20 into
battle under the flag ofOld Tuscarawah, fora "Pwo~
tective Tawf home manuiacaws, ard equal represen.
tashawn. Here you felah, hand me glass Of cold
watah." ' t..
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
THE coNsPIRAToRs IN LICKING COUNTY.

We have letter from Licking county, stating that
neither the treason the traitor meet with any
tenance from the people of Licking of any party. The
federal leaders, the old blue lights of the Hartford Con-
venton reasonable stamp. do all they to rally their
forces believing that 10 this act of the federal members
ofhe Ohio Legislature, they have another evidence Of
the downward tendency of our Republic and speedy
establishment Of despotism SO long painted for by
lhsmi but that the mass of the whgs shrink from such
anarchy and treason.
On Monday night meeting 0: both parties took
place. Senator Nash. of the Gallpolis Bank, being
there visit was invited to open the debate, and de-.
fend his course. He spoke hour and was followed
by Senator Taylor. Converse, of the House, from
Geauga, was also there, and spoke: and replied to
by Mr.. McNulty of Knox. TIE democrats felt victory
and truth around them and the base conspiratos sunk
under the scorchng rebukes they received.
Hand bills were issued for meeting on Tuesday
night when Messrs. McNulty and TAYLOR again adj.
dressed the crowds of people court being in session.
Sprt.stirrng resolutions were passed which we shall
give hereafter, with more extended notice. Hurra
for old Licking is place there for treason or trail
Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
GThe communication of'a Reporter, is crowded out.
ADDRESS OF THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS 8
OF THE LEGISLATURE.

We call the particular attention Of every reader, to
whatever party he may belong to the address signed
by all the Democratic members of the Legislature of
Ohio, which will be found in to-days paper. 1t is
clear and concise statement in the mildest language
possible, ofthe whole transaction to which it refers;
and most clearly convics the federal whg members,
who so ingloriousy fled from their seats in the Halls
ofLegislaon, the foulest conspiracy-of the most
iniquitious and high handed TREASON
Let the people of Ohio-let the friends of our const~
tuition, and ofa faithful and honest administration ofthe
laws upon our statute books arouse themselves in this
momentuous crlsis-!hs trying emergency in the hsto-
ry Of our State government this daring act of trea
son by the federal whg members the Legislature
this base conspiracy against the government of the
State by combination of reckless demagogues, be
permitted to pass unrebuked-to gI uncondemned by
nsuted and outraged people, there is end to our
State government, If this act of open rebellion be not
Dpped in the bud by solemn verdict of the people, at
the ballot boxes, it will rpen into precedent fearful
to contemplate. Sanction it and minority can at any
time hereafter, conspre to rule the majority by break
ing up the legislative authority, setting at nought the
constitution, and in effect abrogating the State govern
men But let the good people Of Ohio set their seal of
condemnation upon this daring outrage upon their rights
by spurning from their legislative halls these base re.
bells and conspirators, with the damnng crime ofTrea
written upon their forheads and no one will here
after be found reckless enough to again attempt such
fatal stab at the liberties ofthe people this State
Ohio Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

Revolutionary dimes Conspiracy against the people.
All the Democrats, and friends ofgood order of all
political creeds are respectively invited to meet at The
School house in Canal Dover, on Saturday next 9th
inst at O'Clock P. M. to inquire into the base motives
which caused whg minority in the State Legislature
to resign their Seats when their country was bleeding
at every pore from their own reckless an treacherous
course and thus silence gag the mouths of the ma
ory who stood at their posts, faithful to their trust,
struggling to heal its wounds.
Disorganlzaton and Revolution, are The watchwords
of the coonskin leaders.
TRUE friends of our country attendll No Arnolds,
no Hus, no Ppslayers. Delegates to the County con-
vention will be appointed on that Gay.
MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
oUAKING UNDER THE RESPONSIBILITY.


We hear every day of wings in this region, who
quake with the deep responsibility thrown upon them
by reasonable leaders, and others who openly denounce
their dsorganzing acts and protest against being made
instruments in the outrage.
The Zinesvie Aurora closes long and able article,
bearing down upon the treason and the traitors ,aus
"An immense effort is being made by Messrs. Hen
derson Chambers and Bowen and their friends, to get
the wings Of this county committed in favor ef their
treason-but we 'gory" in being able to say that
have heard many condemn it in the most unmtigated
manner"
The McConnelsville Democrat speaking Of the con.
spracy and consplraors, says:
''I needless for US to launch forth our denunca.
lions this moral treason but the unprincipled
and dishonest portion of the whg party can be found,
who will face an injured, outraged and oppressed peo
pie, with even the Semblance of an approval"
Thus it will be seen that the honest portion of the
whg party, every where, shrink from the lead Of des
perate men. who have dissolved the government by one
Of the bodest and most daring conspiracies the
cord of nations. Our government, in fact is thrown
the brink of dssolution and if the traitors
tanned by the people, anarchy and confusion must pre-
vail, and each prepare to take care Of himself But
God forbid that such catasrophy should overake US
by the mad acts ofa few restless demagogues.
... Ohio Statesman.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
Notice..

John Johns & Rosannah his wife, John Weaver, & Eliza
beth his wife, and Michael ot$ Catharne his wife, will take
notice. that petition the Court of common Pleas
ofTuscarawus county Ohio the first day August A Dr
1872 against them and heirs and legal representatives
Elizabeth Erter late said county Decd by Samuel Romg
as administrator of said Elizabeth Erter dec the object &
prayer which said petition obtain an order of said
court auhorng said administrator to sell certain real estate Of
said deceased, to pay the debts ofsaid estate. s.. .
August Cd. 1912, HANCE BELDEN'
SOL for Pet.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

U7Phe federal Advocate in feeble defence Of the
conspirators, refers as matter ofinusce to the State
apportonment bill which put Holmes and Tuscarawas
together Senatori al district This he says disan.
chised Tuscarawas. When that bill passed. we had
Federal Representative at Columbus getting dollars
a day, and 'roast beef" to protect our rights. Will
the Advocate inform us if Judge Everhard voted
AGAINST that billi Did he set by and see Tuscara-
was ''disfianchised," without why or wherefore
as the wings used to sayi We have no disposition to
run the Judge into tight place, but if The old fool of
the Advocate is eernay getting his friends into trou,
BILE. we can't helpt it, With what kind Of face can
the Judge ask for the Authorship again. If Pat says
Tuscarawas was disfanchised, whilst he sat by and
saw it done, without even grumblngl
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
PUBLIC SALE.

The Farmers Bank ofCanton BY order Of the Court of
g.. vs.. ! Common Pleas of Tuscara-
Francis Rough. \ rawas county, In CIancery
sitting, shall the 18th day September 1912, offer for
sale the Court House in New Philadelphia, the following
described situate in said county viz, part 4
Or 9th T. Range Military District containing 70
less, being particularly described deed from Amanda
Potts Francis Kough dated 18th April 1887 recorded in the
Records of said county Book IA page372 Also part Of the
9TH section g. T2 R. Military land particularly described in
deed from Henry Ashouse by his attorney Esplch, TO
Francis Kough dated 18th April 1886 and Recorded In the
Records of said county, Book 10 page 407 & 400
B, NJ, ATHERToN,
Aug. II. 1842 Master Com'r In Chaneery-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

BSome of the more honest wings Of this county,
we learn, reprobate the traOrous pursued by
the whig conspiraors What honest man would nota
If their principle is carried Out-hat the majority shall
not goven-where are wei Tossed at once into anar.
chy, the whole fabric of our government falls to the
ground aud liberty is crushed among the ruins. flour
State government is annihated, we have no laws.
Then where is the safety of persons. and property
isno where. Physical forco will stride through the
land and govern, instead of mind Is not the bare
idea Of such an awful state OfhingS, alarming, appal.
ling, to every true patriot
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that after thirty da from this
lN date petition will be presented to the commissioners of
Tdscarawas county, praying for the location and establishment
Of county road from the house of John McFee in WASH
ington township, thence along the line of lot 1910 gum
corner between John McFee S Samuel tchcock thence
10 corner between John McFee and Christian Soer and
run the house of the aforesaid Christian Stoe to ntersect
road known Knights Grade "a rods north of oson Wick
huns house and thence to Lemue Bartholows m
to intersect the road leading to New.comerStOwn.
Dated August II, 1842. saw
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
TOM CORWIN.

The people of Ohio, can see in the late conduct of
this man what Governor they have. Instead of fhl.
filling his dulies-duties which he has sworn to fulfil
-and protecting the Constitution and State govern
ment from anarchy, he aided the conspiaors in their
treason, and then fled from the Capitol with them.
Since that he has heen at Dayton and other places,
defending himself and the traitors. Such fellow citi-
zens is the course pursued by your Governor soon
after ouaging your feelings your Of justice, in
pardonng Van Rensselaer,, and near hundred others.
out oftbe pententiary. Will you stand iti Will you
reelecta man who has so disgraced you2
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
THE ADDREss-THE TIMEs-THE SPIRIT.


We devote our paper this week entirely to mater
growing out of the late conspiracy to overthrow the
State government. Never has there been such time in
Ohio as this whg attempt at revolution has brought
bout From every part the Democratic papers come
in teemns with the indignation ofan outraged and in
suited people, Meetings have already been held in half
the counties of the Sate and the traitors rebuked, &
before ten days more, not single county but which
will passed sentence on the base miscreants,
whose will is to RULE or RUIN.
We are glad TO hear the deep heayngs orthe public
mind from every quarter and we rejoice at being able
TO lay before the people Of this county the address of
the democratic committee of the legislature, refung
the sanders and base charges in the Traitors manes-
TO- How dare they attempt to excuse themselves afor
being so exposed With what face can they say that
they resigned to defeat Byingons Bill when 1t is pro-
ven that most Of their designations were dated days
before that bill was inroducsGl Where is their hon.
esty in charging the Democrats with making I3 demo.
cratic districts out of2l when il is proven by their
own vote ofle4O that Two thirds ofthese wero then
whisi And how can they charge the democrats with
taking Is congressman in Byngton's bill, when the
whg bill Mr.. SILL takes IA wing congressman out of
2li Where is their justice in charging the democrats
with DISTINGUISHING $50, 900 whigs when their own
bill dsfanchises $50, 900 democratic votes1 These e.
ahundred other of their base charges are shown up by
the facts and figures in the Democratic address.
Thus, the desperate wretches who violated their
oahS broke down the Legislature, and trampIed upon
the constitution, baked in the attempt 10 deceive
The people into The belief that their true motive was to
defeat the democratic apportlonment bill, They had
determined long before the extra session commencod
TO break down, and prevent the democracy from ac,
SomPllahlng any good But they have sowed the wind
and will reap the whirlwind-they will be driven by,
the indignant voice ofa FREQ people back to the dens
and caverns off earth from whence they came II.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

presentatves of Montgomery county, has acted in such
manner as to deserved disgrace Ofa defeat for this
last base uaitorous and revolutionary ofbs in re-
signing his seat a member of the General assembly,
regardless of forr interests, 'he dear minority which
he claims to respect mush and should he put himself
forward again a canduate, he shall receive such
ebuke honest aud indignant people feel disposed
10 give all traitors and deserteTs.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
REGIMENTAL ORDER.

THHE Companies comprising the 1st Regiment 9TH Brig Sd
II Div Ohio Militia, hereby notified TO meet In Canal
Dover on Monday the 10Th of September next armed and
quipped as the law directs, for regmena muster The
Commandans of companies requested have their CON-
pany business Transacted be ready at precisely 10 o.
clock M,to form the battalion ne be particular In
making out the company list of denquens and 10 be as cor
rect as possible in the assessment Of fines,
H, ToRREY Col,
Canal Dover Aug 24th 1872 LIST reg, 4 Brig, Div
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

MARRIED. On the llth inst, by the Rev. Mr..
Whitman, Mr.. Samuel Kuhn to Miss Catharine
Glonnger both of Dover.
On the 10Th inst, Eastport, in this county, by
Rev. Robert Cook, Mr.. alexander Moore to Miss Rose
Ann Nc Barnes.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25

PPe.sons wishing to take this paper until the elec>
ton, II weeks can have it for 25 cents in advance.
Our subscribers in the different townships will please
mention it to their neghbors. We give half as much
more every week, any other paper ever prin-
ted in the county.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
APPRAIsEMENT LAW.

The defeat orlhis law by the Federal traitors at Co.
lumbus will be severely felt throughout Ohio. Alrea'
dy have we heard of cases in this county where The
poor debtor was stripped of his all and made begg
Of to satisfy the greedy of caous creditor. We
know OF an instance, since the mobocras destroyed this
law, where personal property worth $40, belonging
to poor man who works daiIy) was sold under exc
eculOn for just enough to pay the officers fees, with
out paying cent Ofthe debt for which it was seized
Such things happened belore,bu the democrats thought
ii was shameful to trample upon the unfortunate that
way, heLce they framed and passed Law to prevent
personal property from being sold for less than two
thirds its value but before the Speaker of each House
could sign it, the legislature mObbed and destroy
ed. by Tom Corwn, TON Ewing, and their Al traitors.
Every man who has had his property sold for less
than two thirds its value since July H. let him charge
it to the whig conspirators against the State,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
LOST.
Aug. II. 1912

A short time since two notes of hand given by John
Kinney to Mary Ann O'Nea, calling for 80 dollars,
and SO cents each, with interest All persons are eau
toned against purchasing taking sald notes. as they
have been paid. JOHN KINNEY.
Canal Dover Aug 15 1912.