The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-08
FROM WASHINGTON.
Cures pOadsnce oflhe N. Y. Herald
Washington, Nov. %, 1912

! ssppo'e, uOIl the Opsning of the session.
when we may look for some new and singular
deVeIopemsnis. RImors of every kind are
stirring. soma which are amusing enough, but
sllll hardly deserving OF nouce. According
TO one, M Tyler ~ about forming new CO.
alltion with the wings; while anoher asserts
that Mr. Webster has succe edsd in dstachiug
from the cocnskin interest certain wing mem
ber from western ~ York, jus, arrived, who
will sdpport, during the coming session, for
certain ronside rah0ns, The measures and pot
icy Of The administrauon,- To these on dis,
as matter Of course, no attention should
be paid; yet as they may find their way into
the public journals, 1t is as well p"rhaps 10
cautlOn the communry agaosllhem.
The message, az learn, will contain some
sltong views on be subject of existing diff
culneS between Mexico and Texas, aud re-
commsndarIon Of sllll slrongermeSures In case
our pending claims against The former govern
ment should not be lmmeda ely adjusIed.-
The President thinks, no doubt, thai # Mexi-
CO can fit out an expensive armament against
Texas and YucaIan, and 10 support it can
command an abundance Of means from Eng
lish capitalists that she can equally as we'll
command means for the payment of her
legitimate debts, and that 1t IL time al least 10
pnt her 10 Test. In accordance with this view
instructionsii is contidentially reported, .were
recently sen, TO Mr.. Thompson, direction
him 10 bring matters dt once 10 a crisis and 10
make last and formal demand upon that gov
ernment for the settlement Of our claims
against I, and il is under an expectation,
believe that this demand will prove unsuccess-
full, and give rise to some hos. ls movement
on The part Of Santa Ana, that our govern
meat has ordered naval force 10 Sail for the
Mexican sea board to protect our commerce in
tina, quarter. We shall know more about the
matter, probably on the return of the steamer
Mississippi, which has jus, been dispatched
with further instructions, II 10 rumoured, 10
Mr.. Thompson. Ifa course Of this kind has
been pursued the Texans and Yucatanese
Will perhaps bo saved from destruction, though
the former are hardly worth the saving for
Santa Ana has 90 much business on hand
ins, now al home; 10 care about getting into
any diff :ulties, as they might materially inter
fere with mis- ambitious designs on the sover-
eighty Of Mexico, but the old adage is still
true -'whom the gods wish to ruin they first
should this hero of San Jacinto, stimulated by
the aboIoni,ts of England and this country
meet our demands for justice with contempt
and insult. Unfortunately for US he Is sus-
,ainsd by some oftbe leading men of our own
country, who in pursuing course Of this
kind, can have no other object in view, GER
tainy, than the dissolution Of the Union. The
address Of Mr. Adams TO his constituents,
pubs few weeks since, Is Of this char-
acter and supports The Mexicans side of the
question with The greatest violence. Ii has
been translated into the French and Spanish
languages and is circulating here in this form.
Copies Of il no no doubt have also been
as sent TO Mexico, with the view of embar-
sing our negotiations. as II 1t were not suf-
6cent for this old mac 10 embroil the country
with domestic dissensions but he must 60 be-
yond it and parayze it in its foreign relations.
Who WANTS A TARiFF. Previous TO The
election IN Michigan, this statement was pub"
lshed in the Wing papers,
"A Tariff Ticket, OF members Of each par
ty, has been futmed 10 Oakland County Mi
chlgan, and will beeected"
AT The election 10 that stale which has just
closed, Oakland county gave 8 ,6 majority for
the democratic ticket The Detroit Free
Press, has the following remarks in relation
10 this county.
The Re ULT IN OAKLAND 1.-The iDemo1
era nc triumph in Oak and couny. is AN i'm
porsRl enc. The issue which the, whig lead
ers forced upon the electors was ''prolec>
two tariff" sgains, "Reveaue tariff" and
the res1lt proves how unable the demagogues
were TO impose upon lhe intelligence and
sound judgment Of the people. Had the mon
Csel tariff IIckst prevailed in that county It
would havs been the stgoaor general organ.
lzalon of similar character throughout the
stale. Thanks 10 the Sterling democracy OF
Oakland for Me energy and success with
which they have sustained themselves under
,his new gutse Of whlggery.
10 every quarter of the country, where
elections have recently taxed place, many
facts even stronger than these, have occurred
Such things show thatthe advance OF the pub
ic mind towards 6nal decision of The ques.
lion of Protection, has been great and RAPID
We may expect soon to see il laid BY the side
Of Ire question Of u. g. Bank, among the
''obsoIere IDEAS"
oasa,-.s GEN. CASS. H'
A large Democratic meeting al Harrisburg,