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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
From the New York Herald Of May 6.
LATEST FROM RHODE ISLAND

We have received papers letters aud slips from New.
port and Providence down to last night
Both places quiet and the two gnvernmanis,
with Gov o>erOrS at $3.50 aud md themselves had
oecOme organized. aud aiG now moving on quietly with
out tile use Of mu IN heer stpetre.
About three hundred United SH'es sIdiers had ron.
cenaleG at NowLU Urt. They rot suifl eul to man
Fort Adams.
The new government under the Charter, was or.
ganlZed with the usual nr;.s and ceremony in News
port on Wednesday. After the organization was conf
pIeted two houses separated, and resolution was Of
Tered IN tie House, making reqnlslnn upon the Pres
dent fer his interference by procaatun or otherwise
If necessary, which finally pussed both Hnuses-in the
Senate unanimously, and il the House by Sc 10 g. They
then adjourned until the next morning..
Daniel Brown, one IS the representatives. from News
port in the Peoples Assembly was arrested there on
Wednesday 'or treason, and admitted to hail IN ST. 0O0
Moderation seemed to mark the proceedings of the
Peoples Assembly, On Wednesday resolution was
introduced that committee be appointed to proceed to
Newport 10 meet similar of the General AS
semby, to ascertain whether any plan could be devised
that would be honorable TO both parties 10 bring the
present unhappy oversy now existing in the State
TO peaceabe aud speedy termination llwa laid on
the table.
There is a good deal of republicansmint the new SuE
fage Assembly. 1t refuses to address any governor by
The title of His Excelency, it is inconsistent with
democracy.
All the Peoples Assembly are to receive one dollar
le' udy LOT e seVces ana ten GEMS per mile IoT eV-
cry travelled.
The above is all from little Rhoda yesterday, To.
day we shall get more and perhaps important ntellI-
gence.
In reference 10 Major Paynes visit TO Providence on
Tuesday, the Herald states, that he furnished
with sealed orders from Washngton-the orders not to
be opened until there should lie an outbreak, and that
the troops at Fort Adams were inspected last Monday
and immediately after hl- duty over. each man
was supplied with twenty five ball cartridges.
1t is stated in the Providence Journal OF Wednesday
morning that two Of the members chosen to the legal
General Assembly, presented themselves TO DORIS Leg
isalurc, were sworn in, and took their seats.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
ROAD NOTICE.

THO the Honorable the board of county rs Wn W
Il in and for the county of Tuscarawas and State OF oho
We the undersigned freeolders resident of said Tuscaawas
nnd also residing in the vicinity where the road being
nrayed for Is to located pray your honors to grant view
d and to appoint aud surveyors 10 view nd
o ,Iis location off county road in Sandy Township in
id Tuscnrowas county, oo commencing at point at the
forks Of the roads leading from sandyve aud New Cumber
land in said county to New Philadelphia on the land Of John
Ss and others in said Tuscarawas county, thence the
and hest rout niesect the public road leading from
sndvvIe in Tuscarawas county, tn Bolivar in said county
~ the house Of Peter Shafer and In duty botnd will
pray -"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
MOTTO Z.
May 9th, 1912.


RHARY PETET John Denman & Elizabeth his wife tlate
1VA Elizabeth Pett) Rebecca Petet, Samuel Duburry and
Sarah his wife, Abel Cain and Anna his wife, Jonathan War
ner and Lurana his wife, Morgan Pete and David Pee also
Mary Petet Angeine Petet James Pee minor children of
Esq Peet dec hereby notified that on tie 26 day of June
l84 John Gardner administration Of the estate of David
Peet Ie fled in the of common Pleas of Tuscara.
was county, Ohio petition against hem the object and
prayer of which petition 10 obtain decree of said court
thorzng and directing said John Gardner such admins
traitor fulfil ad complete real contract entered into by
said David Petet in his life time, to witt On the lth day of
February 1884, for the sale and conveyance by the said
David Pee the following described real estate TO Amos
Petet witt part the east half of the South East quar-
ter of section number twenty-five @ township number seven
H. and range number four 4 Beginning at the north west
corner of aforesaid half at stone; thence east 10
$500 chains the north of said quarter thence
south 20 90 chansto post thence west l9 49, 100 chains
to post thence north 90 1900 chains to the place of be-
ginning containing forty Said land Is situated in Tus
carawas county, Ohio. .7'
CUMMINS & CRAIG,
Auys for Petr
May I2 1942, 17A
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

RESUMPTION. The Fayetteville (NC.) )Obscrver
slys that the State Bank Of North Carolina, and Bank
ofCape Fear, were to resume specie payments on the
Cd May. The Banks orVirginla have cal ed conven.
ton to take measures for speedy resumption Re-
sumption it is said is working admirably in Pennsyva
mia, ,o.a except nsolvent banks. The ST. Louis Res
publican of April l9, says that arrangements have been
made by the State Bank Of Illinois, with other banks,
which twill enable her to Withdraw from circulation
about $4,000 600 other paper leaving not $5OOOOO' in
circulation. BY these arrangements and the withdraw
al ofthe principal amount of paper congregaed at this
place, St LOUSY she is enabled to resume specie pay
ments at early day; and we learn that it is ProPablo
she will resume in advance Of the time fixed by the
Kentucky banks"
The Kentucky Yeoman published at Frankfort, says
'The banks in this State paying out specie their
small notes and while has already caused their paper
TO appreciate in value almost to the specie Standard and
exchanges 10 decrease two three per cent spe
Gle paying points, there is not only disposition Of
run manifested but very little is said about it, The
State Bank of Indiana resumes the l5h June.
Thus has the Ohio Democracy by bringing about the
resumption Of our own banks, influenced the action Of
other Sales in reforming the currency of he country,
and regulating all kinds of trade. ,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
NOTICE..

wv Il ~
NAMES PORTER and Minerva his wife, jeremiah Knight
- Maria Knight, William Knight, Andrew Knight, Ange
line Knight and Col H. b. Knight hereby notified that
the 28t day of June A. d. 84l james Knight as admin
strator of tile estate of William Knight deceased filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of the county of TusC0rawas and
State of Ohio petition against them the object and prayer of
which petition obtain decree of said court authorizing
directing said James NJ. Knight such administrator 10 fulfil
& complete real made by SAID William Knight in his
life time for the sale and conveyance by tie said William
Knight of the following described real estate TO John Early
10 witt The south quarter of tho north west quarter and
also quarter north east quarter of section
number nine t9 in township number six 6) of range
ber situate iu Tuscaawas county, Ohio, of the unapo
prated lands ir the United Saets military district subject
sale at GAINESVILLE Ohio, containing eighty
CUMMINS g. CRAIG,
Atty's for Pcl'r.
May 9th, 1842. II 4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

"OFF NIT ISH HEAD DR.. sAbol UpderhIL
Post Master at Massillon has been remuved and Mr.
Williams, (Tyer whg) appointed in his place. The
Dr., was hard cider orator in 1S40 and went for
Tip and Tyler therefore, without why or whereioro,'
and for his services received the Post Master ship But
conceving that Tyler had not carried out the "Whg
pnncipes," he undertook to carry out Tyler, by j>m>
ihe CLAY faction, but it appears Tyler has carried him
out. Now, yha.s to be the resnltof all thisi Why,
that the Democracy will soon carry ont the whole roos
II VAMPIRES that are how ~ cng she life blood Of this
Government, and by their fights lOr Office dlsg'aclng
the whoIepeople
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
pOAD NOTICE.

-orrcE herel gyesH that there will be petition pre-
~ seuted to lie commssDeTso of Tuscaawas county; es
their praying for county rOnd TO be ad
out and constructed follows vis beginning al Tue gaueu
road the ue between counties nscaTawas and Coshoe
ton at in the middle of the sonh west quarter OF
section No. 3d. of 4, township Il ut tie south sde OF
said quarter thence the south line of Henry EceIVS
and thence along said line the SOUTH west corner OF Dan
iel Thomars and along right hand side Of the
hollow to Martin GarveT baru thence p's George Harsh.
mans Cooper shop along private road Pa~ in use by said
larsman TO ntersect the road a1s from VagersVs 10
COShOcton
Mny r. -.a..- -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
Notice.

n r our instance writ of attachment this day issued
III by Daniel Keller Justice Of the Peace, in and for the
owshp of Dover Tuscarawas county, Ohio, against the pro-
,erty and effects of Lewis Morel nbscondng debtor
Dated this 10th day of May, AID 1912.
G. RITTER,
G. w. sLINGLUFF,
JOHN STERLING,
.t Us, STERLING,
Traders under the name and style of Ritter sngluf &
Sterlngs. H4w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
NOTICE.

LII persons interested will take notice that Lucy LEE
A Adminsatrx of the estate Of Isaac Lee deceased sued
out writ of attachment from the Court of Common Peas of
usarawas County In the State of Ohio, against Albert Dr.
Montfredy for the sum Of hundred dollars which writ
has been served and returned. ..
JAMES W. ENGLISH, clerk
ATHERToN & CHAPMAN; Plffs. Au'ys
Apri 30th 1872
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
ANOTHER TARIFF BILL.

Tylers Secretary of the Treasury, spre?a:lnS tau
if bill which takes entirely new position from the
one reported by the Committee on Manufactures, OF
which we spoke week or two back. It's a tariff for
revenue they say and does disturb the distribution
bill further than to render its powers void when tho
tariff is 20 per cent will hardly be noticed by
Clay whiggery for they go The death on Distribution
for no other reason than that giving away TO the people
5000 900 dollars, will open the door to tax them 3,
4, 81 times that amount. This new Tariff bill will
raise anolIn.r tornado The Clay wings and the TYLER
Wings will give the country another exhibition (fee
gratis to the Democracy such the Extra Session
with the two bank bills. What a pity that they should
quarrel but the oaftr said they ''cant elp it,"
All this proves that portion ofthe Wing party are
disposed DO what's right, butde prevented by d.
mother portion determined to do wrong, These latter
govern both Houses of Congress and most of the
Wing presses. and able to buy up all the mscre-
ants, debased enough to do their bidding. They and
their pogenitors have been the side the Monarch
lists ofEurope ever since they had existence. We can
find them always on the British side of every subject,
advocating British doctrines, British Banks, British
Tariffs and British systems of taxation, and had they
not killed General Harrison, we should now them
advocating British Government out and out. Such Is
the party now rab ing round Henry Clay, and only
need point the reader their attempts to sten upon
British tariff after being unsuccessful with British
Bqnk-to prove assertions. But the faction called
''ryer's party will not 60 with them in their mon
archca views on tariff, hence tho Secre>
tary's New bill.
Now what conclusion are we to draw1 Why, that
between the factions, and the two tariff bills, we
shall have nothing at all; until The people elect Dem
ocratc majority to Congress. Then il there must be
tax, it will be such an one es will not benefit pnvi
legged lew, at The expense Of the oiling many.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
nj AR * EFT
SPECIE PAYING BANKS 1

Western Reserve Bank, Far. & Mech. Bank h
Coum Bank N. Lisbon, Bank of Mt. Pleasant,
Belmon. do st Clairsville, Bank of Marietta,
Bank ofZanesville, Bank ofWooster,
Bank of Massion Bank of Sandusky,
Bank of Xena, Bank of Muskinguri,
Bank of CirClevile, (old Ohio Life Ins & TIust Co.
Bank of Norwak, Dayton Ba, *.
Bank ofGeauga, Franklin Bank of Cincinnati
Lafayette Bank Cincinnati, Commercial Bank of do
Commercial Bank of Scioo, Clinton Bank of Columbus.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

The Springfield Democrat says that the workmen are are
required to lie ot their posts in the Armory Core the
bell stops ringing or lose quarter ola day' AS lseS
nro moi allowed to 20 into the shops and work before
,he hell commences ringing, 1t follows that they must
march in at the precise moment, in military style. This
is rather sharp discipline for freeman to submit to-
4tlxE OF THE PLAGpEs,- MYriads oflocusis have al
ready made their appearance IN South cOro''na'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
C@VltiORls

THOMAS HERMAN of Trenton holds due bill against
me- naynbe 10 himself OF ORDER dated "oho city, May 9th
I8d1 for S27a0 hold claims against him 10 greater a.
mount which he declines adjusting. shall not pay the due
m Unless compelled by judgement Of Courwhoever pur-
chases said due bill will 'buy law suit"
CHARLES WALDRoN. p
April %, 1871, l54
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
APpORTIONMENT BILL.

This bill has at last passed the House of fReprese"ia-
ves, and gone 10 the Senate. II fixes the ratio OF rep
reseutaton at fifty thousand. l79 giving the
House 306 members, instead Of 243 as at present
This will give Ohio 30 members.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

this city un the 18Th of this NOR
On the WHOLE we expect Curita citv Of Mex
growing Out oflhis Convention. a,o
been promulgated here, by few fe"i"s $50
he aboIltionsts discIaiming any purs srer oil oau
Union This il nothing tut tipple-alarly de-
The great mass of the aboltionists, baiIC) mch-
brown, are out and out 'repeaIers,' 'aA -,
They present The spectacle as they calIsoua"'9
revolutionary party. 1t will be stransTs 10
truly.-New York Herald the
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

Congress adjourned week before asl--nnt sine die
but for days, to have the old qn'ds swept out and
new carpeting put down, and to allow the members
chance to attend The horse races Verify, the rci3,'
TO the people Is great
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

W. learn by the Statesman that Mr.. Van Buren,will
10 n Ohio in Te y wee ks, on his way homerom the
Hermitage whittier he went to see ieyenerabe jack
son. We hope his route may be north towards NE
lake. furnishing All opportunity for the Democracy oi
dis great State, 10 see and speak 2 champion
the 6cstof Statesmen land The only President dssar
led bysfaud and raScality'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
S24 a minute,
1,495 AN HOUR,
35.S97 A DAY,
SI,076, 923 A MONTH,


of time since General Harrson's lnaugualion-and yet
with this great debt-a empty Treasury and an m-
peached credIt-tbev give away the proceeds of one
thousand millions Of Aeres Of Public Lands! How
thankful ought to be for such wise, prudent and
nomcal rule sand owe a debt of everast-
ing gratitude to this people loving, moLey saving ad.
ministraou Where all this money has gone we
not tell but can tell where a small portion went
Have you forgotten the noise aud hurrah made by the
wings, at what they called extravaganza in the Pres>
dents manson' Have you forgotten the use our whis
brethren made of n Did you not calculate in this de
partmen the most rigid economy would he preerved7
Well how your expectations nlfed1 BY an appro-
pration of 5000 TO repair and reurnsh that house,
which, (if Osle spike truly was equal in splender to
the most magnificent palace of an European sovereign.
WING WIT.-'The slinpaster Advocate attempts
to dicule an article on "exchanges copied into this
paper two weeks ago. After several witty hits, he dis
courses follows. >o
"a law might be enacted forcing the ,reasurers and
canal coeclorst take trade for tolls and taxes. Sheep
hogs COWS and cGires the last to be paid to the loco
Members ofhe Assembly might be received N pay
ment by all the officers ofGovernment."
We think it would be well for this county flour tred.
surer had nothing to redeem county orders with,
:han sheep, hogs, &c, He would doubt be glad to
get suc trade for the hundreds, nay thousands Ofdolars
Of Canton and other worthless Bank paper in the
ty treasury. Il is anotorous fact that major part of
the school money paid out lat least to demo.
Gratis has been IN deprecated paper When they cons
blamed the answer was, 'none other in the Treasury
YOU must take IL or wait" Many weIe compelled by
their necessities to stake it. and afterwards be shaved
10, 90, and 80 per cent And we now tell the Adyo-
cate to whisper in Ills friends ear, that he had better
in uture take 'cows. calves, hogs, sheep, and even
DLucks, before ,uch stuff Canton, Granville, &c.
How did so much trash gel into the treasures hands
We will moi say that he bought itup at discount nor
that hetook ii in The store at daiOuLt and afterwards
at the advice ofthe Advocate edIorp put in the Trea-
sry. and took good money ou--but we leave the peo.
rle to Judge for themselves.
Again he says
| .The Union Dewocvat, and all the Vanocratic ed-
,o that have assisted in laying this Incompatible svs
,em oexchanges before the people should be rewarded.
leather medals from asses ought TO be issued forth
nh from the office of the Ohio Statesman, IN exchange
| TOR such important services.
| C,r.ourse we come in for share. Then we speak
sr. for ,he ears of the Advocate ass i they be sound
md warranted not to have been cropped before he left
Ireland.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
Notice.

n nv instance writ of attachment this day issued
IA by Geo. H. Fore Justice of the Peace of Sandy town.
ship Tuscaawas county against the property and effects of
Conrad & Kennedy nonresdents of said county,
H. BUCKIUs.
May 7th, 1872 II sod
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

N Can't do il -Whata volume ofhuman
misery IS uniolded 10 thai short eentencet
What mighty efforts Of uudeveoped genius
are chained by this conclusion Of dependency
when barrlerch chooses 10 interpOse the onr-
ward progress ofthe will and sometimes ol
mere human volitioDl- What domestic hapPi-
nos, what downward marches towards the
gooaiy and SOLITARY abodes OfpOyeFtyy what
anxious solici,Yde that fills the breast OF the
dependent wife, what ardent wtesIllngs with
the demon Of dispair. what social wretched-
\ ness, what deep. painful anxiety; what nation
al evils are all depicted in the spirit Of that
'expression!It is thelapgusge ouly Ofthef sell
Stetched, The deiel nibalion ofthe weak and
fm6eciIe.--Itis the VOICE Of tbe moral coward
+ who standing upon The shore Of some desert
island in the'slormy ocean Of life and looking
out upon tie blows strewn withtb wrecks OF
earthly grandeur and human happiness ls 80
! -'inded by fear that be cannot see the gieatm
L. lho niaK
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
BEAUTIFUL WHIGGERY.

From the following sketch ola debate in Congress,
it will be seen that as the weather approaches,
the wings get to fighting. Mr. Wise is leader of the
Tyler Wing faction, and Mr.. Sanly a leader of the
Clay Wing faction.
Mr.. Stanley was on the floor debating The question
Of printing the Message of the President upon the
pors of the commissioners touching the affairs at the
Custom House at New York, and in the course Of
his speech said;
"S,r, never assaied Mr. Peyton. had forgotten
at the time he was on the committee; and what SAID
on that subject referred entirely TO the gentleman hm~
self I referred to the statement of Mr.: Whitney, or 10
the s,eech of the gentleman himself in which he inter-
posed in friendly manner" when he sad, if that
arm had moved single inch, he (Whtney) should
have died upon The spot
Mr.. Wise Does the gentleman say bull.dogged
Reuben NJ. Whney9
Mr.. Stanley l made the remark 10 you in reply to
what you said about dogslng at the heels oil the COM
mssionerS.
MIR. Wise. after repentng what Mr.. StahIy had for>
norlv observed said ths bu-dogging was in reply to
that Whitney was before Garands committee; 1t was
with Bailie Peyt,n he had the quarrel. was present
az n member of the committee. l ask the gentlemen
frov North Carolina, again, If he meant to say bul>
logged Whitney in the cOmmteei
Mr.. Stanley say again distinctly, mace the reply
obout bull-loggng (or the gentleman from Virginia;
and intended it for him, and him alone-ie him
take it. ...
Mr. Wise then said 'Sir, the answer to my question
l.. inst such one as expected to Obtain from coloard
and pointing his finger dreCly at Mr.. Stanley, odded
who now stands before me-. ..... .....
MIR. Wise, That is exactly such reply as should
b,vo expeced from coward.
Mr.. Stanly. Mr. speaker, I am aware of that;
eyneced all lhat.s | have seen HIM pursue that plan
Lsrorr. Ills an old trick This seat will testify who
was "a coward at the extra sesslon we all know who
ont the worst Of that. Let the gentleman try me; he
sshnl see who is a coward He has mistaken his man.
7 was not born yesterday. I know his unworthy arts
to re the advantage, but he will not succeed snid
Deliberately, he had acted like bulldog to an unarm'
sd defanceiess man, as Mr. Whitney was.
But here quit This report, in Which there is much to
.nnrove and much to condemn, and recommend mem
hes of the Huse If they wish to see delicate nvesli-
cation. in which President, Heads of departments, sem
s,nrs Memhers of the House, and private individuals
well buIl,dogsed or dogge6, If The gentleman pea.
ses et them look at the report Of the investigating
committee Cd Session, 24ih Congress No l9l,
We COPY The above TO show whose hands the busi-
ness and legislation of the country has got INTO. Is
not shameful lissrareNhll e#
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
I. Than four mMes, anu

stopped there only because it was lmpos>
sibe TO 90 higher with the certainty Of ex-
istence. Mt. Pa,ker's ascent, according 70
his own account, wac 81 $780, vhiehis S,OUO
feet higher Than the Frenchman's.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

An sditor down South sdeges,i, ,hatas the Federal
marty have worn ou, all IheirnaTes, as well as mem
teyes-,tIIcy had bsltcr now take The name .. ,ho
1 ',BaoKEE Down PAHrI and ra W uhuet Nl" '"e 0o"'
ins conlest A capilalldsa, That 81
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12
TAKE NOTICE.

THE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the under
signed nd John Lonlzand, Mining and Boating Coal
dissolved the I'd day of May 1872 by the undersigned SELL
ing his interest in the coal bank situated in Trenton TusCa
rawas County Ohio,
JOHN sHEPLEY.
May 6, 1912, l73t
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-05-12

RHODE ISLAND. 1.-The sovereign people Of this
State afer struggle Of hundred and fifty yearsha
established free republican governmenta adopted oew
constitution, elected their officers, inadgurated Ihem'
and CONNER, cod the first session Of their legislature
without shedding drop ofbood. They ehave done
This in defiance 6fAl the asto"rat' in the United States
from Webster down to tho veriest hif"9g of'her IT.
bald presses
King Charles par,y we're ien in their death struggles