The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-07-28
THE People vs. THE WHIos.


600 were sufficient 10 carry on Wing Ad.
minisralion.
rhs impeachment is to be tried before the
American people; the prosecutor IS the Hon.
Il. H. B3nton Of Missouri.
Some evidence from Louisiana has already
reached the Court, The whole Union. in that
State the Wings have been most sIgnaIly, de-
feaIed, which is one twenty sixth part of the
evidence necessary convict the universal
Whig party OF all sorts of political crimes.
Next witness will be The old North State; then
will come Missouri, Illinois, &c, so that IN
1914 the Wing party W Il be SO low that no
zone will do them reYerence.'
[WashmgtOn lndea.
FINANCES OF THE GOVERNMENT.
A communication has been received from
the Treasury Department, from which it ap-
pears that the expenditures between the 4lh.
of March 1871, and March 4th, 1912, we're
as follows, VIZ: Civil, miscellaneous, and for
eigo intercourse, $6,292 2ll Sc; military,
Sl3,635, All 95; naval, $4,000, ,592 95; Trea>
sury notes and The old founded debt, $685.
l87 OIL; total $33, ,266 ,403 AZ. The people
have it now by lhe showing ofthe Wing them
sleeves, that all the promises Of an economical
administration Of the Government, which was
made in the contest of 1910, we're hollow and
decetful. Index.
ANOTHER BOUNDARY QUESTION c-There is a
dispute between Illinois and Wisconsin re-
specting their boundary, the latter claiming
that by the ordnance of'67, she is entitled 10
all that portion ofcountry lying north of due
west line from the soulherly bend or extreme
of Lake Michigan, The Commissioners 10
locate the lands granted by The U. s. 10 lii
nois having made the principal part of their
selections north ofthat line. Gov Doty Of
Wisconsin, has sent letter 10 Gov. Carlin of
Illinois, notifying him TO refrain from selecting
public lands for the use Of that Stale, within
the territory claimed by Wisconsin.
The Galena Gazette & Advertiser says:--
This seems 10 US to be step highly judi
cious on the par, Of Gov. Doty, in fact, any
thing short Of it would have been neglect Of
duty. The st3is aud tone ofthe document is
Just what It should be-cool and temperate,
yet firm and decided. 1t will meet with gen.
eial appreciation here.
Served Right.--The late United States Mar
shal, of OHIO, has been fined five hundred dol.
lars for using the money furnished by govern.
ment 10 pay his de pulies in taking the census,
and putting off upon them deprecated curren-
cy.
IMPORTANT TO SwIMMERs.-or those not fa-
miIiar with The art. 1t is said that all that is
necessary to enable persons, even when un-
expecedIy plunged into water, 10 keep them
from sinking, is sufFcient presence of mind 10
refrain from struggling and plungIng, an 10 con
tent themselves with placing one foot some.
what in advance Of the other, as in walking,
and keeping the arms extended horizontally
under water.
US. Bank Stock is now quoted al about SO
share. Most Off was purchased 25 per CT.
premium; the holders consequently meet a
dead loss.' When Gen. Jackson reccommen
ded sale Of the U. s. stock, ne was abused
by the federaliss, and when he removed the
deposltes.' there appeared 10 be no end to their
wrath. Bn! time has shown that the sale Of
The stock has saved The country eight millions
OF dollars. So much for The principles Of de-
mocracy against federalism. Hart Times.
The federallists had better place their Two
dollars day. on depose in The U. s. Bank,
aud salt down their 'roaSt beef till another war
with England. 10.
The Late FreSkct at the South has been de-
strucIve beyond precedent in life and property
In Richmond, the waIer continued 10 rise un-
I'll Saturday night, when it was higher than
had been known for upwards Of forty years,
and communication between the Inhabitants OF
many streets could only be kept up by means
Of boats Two EnglishmeD, named Thomas
GOu'dlng and Samuel Edwards, we're drown-
ed BY the uPseItng of a boat from Browns
leland, Immediately n The rear Of the armory)
in which were four other men and boy, who
were eaved.
The loss on James River is estimated at a
million fdollare, though this of course is mere
guess work! To this mus, be added the loss
on Wilis's, all The tributaries Of The James riv
er on the eOuIh side the ApPamattox and Roa-
noke, anG their tributaries
Five facts - whdt do they prOue? Viii The
federal pdpers answer?-ln 1910, in some
parts of The country, the Wings declared for a
High Tariff; in other parts for Protective Tar
III; but in most parts of the country they de-
clsred for neither.
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