The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-15

cunning, wiry neartess FH'a'u, "o'o' ""' ~ -
upon society, than that same Devil Smith, as he was
called Afer robbing, stealing horses passing cOun-
tsrfeit money breaking iaS and soaring people,io
number of years, he left this country, and every one
supposed him dead. A leter from citizen OF this
town, dated Mill county, Illinois, states that the writer
had seen Smith in the custody Ofa Sheriff. and making
his way to the Illinois penentary, for horse stealing,
an1 passing counterfeit money.
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That miserable unhappy old reprobate Of the Advo-
cate IL attempting prejudice his readers against the
democratic legislature, because ball was TO be gItsrat
Colu1ssss soadthc Ntght Of Shannens inauguration
Hssays lisa loco oco' concern and hopes the "ar-
msrS will not look sad when they hear Oftheir Repre-
senatiVes dancing away their time, when wheat, corn,
o,ts, pork and beef brings the specie prices So FAR
from it being an exclusive patty dance, we learn that
both parties TO be present But even If it were
whose business itP Ifthe members choose to 60 and
dance al night, after legislaDg all day, il any body's
business bat their ownl Have they not to Dance
sing, whistle and rejoice after the great victory was
achieved which put down forever the perjured traitors
who had resolved to destroy Constitution and ber-
ties? That victory is enough TO make nation rejoice.
But do these pous, order loving, ant-dancng wings
recollee the examples they set Do they recollect
the ''Tippecanoe Balls gotup in ls4li We haye be
fore US the programmes Of two "TpPecanoe Inaugu-
ration Balls given at Wash ngton, in which Henry
Clay, Webster, Rives and host ofwhg leaders, were
Managers, and at which, 'Old Tip" 1t is Said skinned
his shin in cutting pigeon wing over bench. We
beg the farmers who get such low prices for produce to
recolect that the Managers Of these "Od Tip" Balls,
were the men who promised the people High
Prices, good Wages" and plenty Of money. when
Harrison was elected. They elected Harrison, danced
away their time, butto this day The farmers have
er seen or felt what promised them. On the con-
trary they passed high tariff, put down the price of
wheat, and every thing the farmer has to SELL and rail-
sed the price of Salt and every thing he has to buy
The Advocate thinks Tuscarawas has sent good
fiddler to Columbus. He understands the bank gamu
no doubt. The last Wing Representative was also a
musician The last session he went, he spent his time
in learning the forte piano, aud when he came home,
couldn't tell his constituents what county Tuscarawas
was attached 10. The following from a Columbus pa-
per- gives the facts of this BALI about which whg hum
buggsrp have said so much. They must be hard run
for political capital.
From The Ohio Statesman.
THE GREAT "BALL."
We did not understand that ball. got up by the youn
ger portion Of the people, ercusoe either par
ty measure or in any other way. Whatever OF party
character that will take place, will be at the supperS,
one of which will be given at the City House. aud the
other at the franklin House-a of which suppers and
hall are got by the LANDLORDS themselves, and tick
cts will he issued for all who choose to pay merely Q.
nough to deiay the expenses. AT the suppers,
pect that there will be speeches made and oasts drank
There has been meeting called of party or other
character. There Is no procession ntended-no mar
shas or other officers TO be appointed to parade the
people through the streets that have heard Of The
Landlords kindly offered to make all supposed neces
sary preparaonsi and as is usual with Balls Managers
have been appointed behalf of the American, where
1t is take place. and where all who choose to go,can
do so by purchasing ticket This is the character, we
believe of all such balls got up such occasions. We
are not versed in such matters, admit but refer
the afflicted editor ofthat very decent sheet down street
HENRY CLAY, lawyer and coon candidate for
the Presidency;
DANIEL WEBSTER, Lawyer, and who thinks a
United States bank an "obsolete idea;''
WILLIAM C. PRESTON, Lawyer and once an
nounced this city candidute the federal coon
ticket for the Vice Presidency;
JOHN c. CRITTENDEN, Lawyer, and stump Or
ator at the Dayton coonery of2O0. 900 peopel
w. P. MANGUM, Lawyer and President Of the
present coon Senate and acting Vice President of the
United Sates
F. GRANGER, Lawyer, and late absquatu.atiDg P.
M. General Of coon administration.
JOHN w. ALLEN. Lawyer. then coon member of
Congress from Cuyahoga, &C., and late dodger
Mayor ofCleveland and
JOSEPH RIDGWAY, Quaker, and member of Con
gross from this district.
Tqese were all MANAGERS of the hard cider. log
cabin, pumpkin vine, aud skin jonny cake pprch
ed CORN baked beans "Tppecanoe and Tyler too In.
auguration Balls ofl84l. We refer BOtty Smith TO
these gentlemen ofte upper crust" to use one of
his "court fool' phrases, for all the information nee.
essary on the subject.
Throwing the prejudices Of education aside and to
be very serious this very serious occason we must
acknowledge, in due Difference to public sentiment that
we should have been amused to have been present. and
witnessed General Harrison and Henry Clay, on that
occasion, cutting the pigeon wing and tipping "the
light fantastic toe" But as they were made SAINTS by
the 'og cabin sermonizers, all right of course
Oil whiggsry! whggeryl what hast thou donell
A French Author, M. Negree has read a
paper before the Academy oil sc,ence, announ
cling how bleeding of The nose may be stopped
in very SIMPLE manner. it is only TO raiss The