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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-25
MARK THIS FACT!
The Mansfield Shield and Banner s

The Mansfield Shield and Banner saws:
"The Conspirators' Aids.-A midnight
caucus Of the blue-light federalists of Mans
field, was held last night at the office ofCharles
Sherman. Aid is called for by The treason.
able Conspiiators, who have subverted The
government. Mr.. Sherman says, that he
knew Of the intent ofthe wbg members of the
Legislature 10 deprive that body of quorum
to district the State, last winter. The con.
splracy ives plotted long ago, and The blue.
lights of Mansfield were in its secrets"
"The conspiracy was plotted long ago."
and The wings ofMansfeld say that they knew
1t "ast winter" There is no doub, of this.
and yet these conspiratOrs tell their insulted
constituents that it was Bying,on's bill tha.
caused them 10 break up the Legislature!
Even their certificates Of resignation were
made out five days before Byinglon's bill was
thought Of! What imfamy!
HEAR WHAT A WHIG SAYS.
We take the following extract from The com.
munication Of"a Wing" to The Cincinnati En-
quire:; it rebukes The traitors as they deserve:
Had The party in power been Ten times as
tyrannical as they were, The minority should
have remained at their posts, manfuIly resist,
ing; but when Overpovered by numbers they
should have submitted, making their solemn
protest as provided for by the Constitution,
and leaving The responsibility Of bad law
with those that made il. The laws are moi
unaIterable-t the same power that enacted This
law in August, could have repealed il in De-
cember. had the people 30 wilIed il; if other
wise. it was our dutyto submit But this act
ofthe Whig members was deliberate viola
tion Of the Constitution, and exhibited dis
regard Of The sacredness Of their oaihs, and of
their obligations Of duty, unworthy the char.
acier Of good citizens and sworn Legislators,
1t should be condemned by every lover Of
law and order, for II was prompted, by Tho
same spirit that murdered Lovejoy at Alton,
that burned the convent at Charleston, that
pIundered and destroyed The banks in b aIlimore
and Cincinnati, and that put 10 death, without
trial, by fire and by the halter, human beings
in various parts Of cur land. Il is lhe same
spirit that controlled the revoutionists of
France during The reign Of terror, lbeIremem-
braDce Of whose enoImlties shock the mind Of
mao. Ills the spirit Of ANARCHY, and il mu,I
be rebuked and put down, whether we see
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MORGAN COUNTY AWAKE.

The Democrats Of old Morgan met at Nc
CoDnesville, and denounced ihe traitors as
they deserve. We extract the following from
among their resolutions:
Resolved, That by this revolution Of tha
whig members Of the General A, sembIy, our
laws are sci at naughl; our constitution IS en-
dangered; the rule Of the mob becomes the
law of action; the execrabe principle that
minority is wiser than The majority" is es-
tabliehed; and precedent laid down that here.
after legislation will not be suffered, if few
men, intent upon their own selfish aggrandlse.
men, cannot control the majority to their
wishes.
Resolved, That the poor man. harassed
by the executions Of creditors, and his property
liable 10 the greatest sacrlfices through forced
sales, would have found some effeclual relief
through the law for the appraisement uf per-
sona property under execution, had il not been
defeated by the lraitorous conduct Of the whg
members, and their dissolution Of the Legis-
lature. .' ... -.
Resolved, That the whig revolution and
dissolution Of the Legislature was the cause
Of the defeat Of the bill 10 provide funds TO re-.
lieve the contractors and laborers on the pub
lie works-lbat class of our public sufferers
can plainly perceive that, with whig politicians,
political frauds are more important than pri,
vate justice.
Resolved, that in this revolutionary move
ment Of tho whig faction in The Ohio Legisla-
iure is plainly perceived the dic,ation of Henry
Clay, Of Kentucky, over bis Gbsequious fol-
lowers, as he once made a similar, but lnef.
fectual atem[t, in the Senate Of the United
Slates.
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GREAT DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT
----- -. STEUBENY WILLIE ------.

The Democrats Of StubenVllle bad great
meeting on the l6,h, al VII; Ch the conspiraiols
and disorganIzers were denounced in no bn-
measured terms. Judge McNary was chair
man, and Beatty McFarland, Secretary. The
meeting was ably and eloqueniIy addressed by
the Democratic candidate for Governor, VIII
son Shannon, who was attending court, and
by John Tidball, Esq. Strong dehuncialOry
resolutions were passed, with The uumOst una
nimty. which we ere compelled to omit for
want Of room, f'as
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"Harrison's Inaugural Address.
From the Cincinnati Microscope, (neutral.)

From the Cincinnati Microscope, (neutrall
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM COLUM-
BUS-Twenty-eight members ofthe House
of Representatives rendered their resigna.
tion. Thirteen members oflbe Senate ditto.
Revolution in The Halls OF Legislation.
Shadows Of universal Revolution.
If such proceedings be sanctioned by the
people, we may bid good bye to all law, and
clasp TO our bosoms war and bloodshed such
as the world never saw before, or The wsest
Of this nation ever dreamed Of liza majorifv
Of our Representatives are TO be foied in an
attempt to legislale, by the minority, in one
thing, they may be in another; and If one
party be allowed to act as the whg party have
in this instance, why. The next time the Dem
ocralic party are in the minority, they will play
the came game, and the man that cannot see
to what this will lead eventually, must be
blind indeed.
We understand that this plan above menli-
oned, was concocted in one of those secret
Caucuses which we adverved 10 but dav or
two ago, viz: The " tin pan." Yes, membsrs
ofshe legislature met together in secret con.
clave and premedltated the overthrow of our
legislature, and then, in broad day light,
carried out their plans o( revolution
we are well satisfied that The whig party at
columbus have been under great excitement.
driven 10 act in manner that their cooler mo
ments will disapprove Of themselves, ICno,
they will be made 10 feel by The voice of lhe
people. OF Ohio, that they have insuIted the
place they have been elected TO, and are there.
tore unworthy Of the trust reposed in them.
When we look at the insolence and Ieck.
lessness Of party all over The land. we fear and
Iemble for the safety Of our Government, and
we see 10 lis tolerance the inevitable doom
that awaits this nation. The people must put
down this spirit Of demagogueism thai is
abroad or wade 10 the blood of murdered
country! NoPower save The voice of The peo-
Ple' can stay The impending ruin that awaits
US and quench the flame constantly famed bv
party strife. Let them take warning in time.
and counlenance no longer those who promise
but 10 belray, who 6atter bu, 10 deceive. who
court our friendship and confidence bu, 10 be-
tray, who gain Offices Of trust for emoIuweols.
who cry loudly fOrihe country only to fill their
pockets
ADVERTIsEMENT-ExTRA.
Absconded from The city Of Columbus. and
from the employment Of lhe State of Ohio. on
or about The lllh inst, FORTY TWO lono
cared animals san generis. commonly clsssed
among The sPecies-Whigs, alias coon skins et
muis alias. II ls doubtful 10 what part ofihe
UoIon they have fled, although il be slronolv
suspected, thatthey may, from strong back ne
productions, be found secrsted in some oflhe
empty safes Of The deunci Ohio banks. The,
subscriber, anxious for their arrest and safe
delivery a! Columbus, TO Messrs, Ewing, Kel>
leyand WIighl,t ffers reward oflh barrels
Of hard cider. three well saved coon skins,
and pay two dollars a day and roast beeG"IO
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STILL MORE REBUKEs.

The Cincinnati Enquirer has The following:
% The independent press at distance,
hold but one sentiment in relation tolheOHIO
CONSPIRACY. The following is from the
Louisville Gazette, edited by BirneyMarshalI:
"lf the wings of Hamilton county think
there will be no more Congresses, and that
the States will divide off and the General
Government be dispensed with altogether, they
have only 10 look at their own legislature, TO
find anarchy and confusion at home-a trea-
cherry for which there is NO EXCUSE or
palliaton.
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in low or in high places. Shouldn't go un-
checked lirls longer, our political fabric,
although beautiful in lis proportions, must fall
to the dust, and give place to military des-
Polism. Yes, sir, we may yet be obliged,
should this spirit continue, to beg for the iron
rule Of a military tyrant TO save US from our,
selves. A WHIG.
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ENCRoACHMENTs ON NATURAL LIBERTY
There are various ways, says Dr.. Charming,
10 which men in free country, may sncroach
on their neighbors' rights. In religion, the
instrument is ready made,and always at hand,
l refer to opinion, combined and organized in
secs, and swayed by the clergy. We cay we
have no luquisiton. But sect, skilfalIy or
ganized, trained 10 utter one cry, combined to
cover with reproach whoever may differ from
themselves and 10 drown the fee expression
OF opinion by denunciations Of heresy, and 10
strike terror into the multitude, by joint, and
perpetual menace; such sect 10 as penlous,
and Palsyng TO The intellect, as the Inquisi-
ton. .... .'...
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any person or persons who will deliver them
Al any time previous 10 the second TUESDAY,
in October neS', al The above place, or To The
above persons. OHIO,
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hereby certify, that have examined the resigna>
hons Of James Henderson Joseph Barnet, j. S. Car.
penler, E. N Sill aad q, Stanton fled with the Speak,
er of the Senate discover that the dates have ia each
case been altered from the sixth To the eleventh of Aug
AuesL THOMAS J. MORGAN Clerk
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'CoLUMsUs August 9Th, 1912
70 JAMES J FARAS Speaker Of the Senate of ohm.
~ herewith resign my Office as Senator of The State
oiUho. Respectfully yours,
49,, ISAAC s. PERKINS"
hs hereby certified that tbe above is correct copy
ron tho original Letter Of resignation, filed with he
Speaker ore Senate and that tie 6ody Of snd letter
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is ia the hand writing of the Hon. james Henderson
Seualor from Muskingum county.
ALeSt. THOMAS j. MORGAN Clerk
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HEAR WHAT THE WHIGS OUT OF
THIS STATE THINK OF THE TREA.

THIS STATE THINK OF THE TREA-
SON. ....t.a
We cut the following from the Daily Wheel
ing Times Of Monday last, one ofihe strongest
aud most incorporating whig papers 10 Vir-
glnia. This shows what the wings abroad
think oflhe base conspiracy Of the recusant
members, and in this is what every whig not
bent on the total ruin and destruction Of the
country, mustt think Of such high handed out
rage upon all laws and order We have in.
deed, truly fallen upon evil tmesp
OhiO.-There have been two meehngs held
at Columbus, relative TO the resignation Of the
wing members Of the Legislature, by which
me aPpor'ionment Of ,ne State was defeated.
One meeting was loco foce, the other whg
-One condemned. the other approved. From
the Lights now before US, we are inclined to
think that however base and fraudulent the
course OF the majority in The house might have
been, the wings should have retained their
stats; should have lsbored mapGlly, TO con-
vince their fellow Numbers oftheir crime, but
should not take The law in their own hauds.
We have truly fallen upon evil Imes.' q n
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ErEact JfomAc Journal gftte Senatc.

ELWatIJTOHFlG J0lIINaE q D16 NeRale. IT
..e.,. In SENATE, August 6, lS42
Mr.. Henderson moved that Mr.. Perkins be excused
from further attendance upon the present Gehetal Assem-.
by. which was UNANIMOUSLY agreed to-"
Its heerbY certified that the above pxrac. is an acc-
rate COPY from the JourDal of the Senate.
AaSst THOMAS J. MORGAN Clerk.
August 18Th. l842 = -
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THE LEGISLATURE on OHIO

The New York American, ( Whg) lbus te-
Dukes the Wings oftSs Legislature Of Ohio.
for their late proceedings. Il says,-} .oas%
=" The accession Of the Wing members Of
the Legislature. referred TO in our Postscript
yesterday, in order TO prevent gerymandsring
Of that State, is rtUoiution--a and revolution
unJu'ilha6e BY The cause. We deeply lament.
,hnt the Wings have given such an example
OF disregard oialaw and order. I is
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huSves imagine thai nothing eau be done
without knayery. a 4 sa
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01
H HEALTH.

Many of readers doubt possessed with this all
important blessing which they may long Telan if particular
regard and he paid to themselves that whenever they
feel the least ndsposed procure proper medicine due
season." But the contrary, find thousands who are
ahOrng under disease and many, fear will prove serious
if attended to early Would those persons the
medicine that has established itself in thousands of cases,
which is Doctor HARLICH'S COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING & GERMAN APElIENT PILLS, so pre.emeinenl,
Iy recommended for dscoses incident human they
would be replaced back again TO 'le sweetest teaG which
is "health"
We speak from occuar proof knowing in many instances
where have been performed by the of this medicine,
with marked in various complaints, such Dyspep
sia Liver complaints Rheumatism Pain in the breast side
Back Costivches Nervous Weakness, Emaciaon, General
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vz:The German Aperen and the COMPOUND Strengthening
TcNc PILLS, the former TO bile and all exCrenlGn
tous matter the body thus cleansing purifying the
system after which the latter used give strength and
vgo weak and deated organs restore the lost appe.
tte and produce tranquil and sweet epuse We highly
approve OF the doctors theory" OF treating Diseases which
certainly safe and eectua and advise the afflicted to give
his medicine fair trial Daily Chronicle.
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phia For sale by j. j. Chaplin
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TO THE PUBLIC.
DR.. HARLICH'S PILLS.

Tie superiority of DIR. Harchs pills any other medi
cine that has ever been offered TO the ubc s that they
cleanse and purify and strengthen These important items
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md variety of diseased umos To purge he system of
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TO THOSE WHO DESIRE HEALTH.

hereby certify that afflicted for eight years with
severe nervous disease, attended with pain the
breast side aud stomach loss of appetite night sick
and dizziness in the head pain in the stomach after
ing aud other symptoms which attend INDIGESTION my bowels
were weak and irregular Having had advice OF various ply ysi
clans during this long PERIOD and used much medicine which
only produced temporary relief In the year 1889 Of
ten unable leave my house. and being poor widow, de
pendant my labor for living obliged 90 from
house house obtain it. at length up all hopes of
recovery, and trusted TO "Eim that created oil things" for
tunately favored with work in Eighth street, when the
family discovering my miserable situation Immediately
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GERMAN APERIENT PILLS, which they procured for
used them, and continued for about three mcnts during tie
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feel my duty inform tile public large of the great vr
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cure it, and he likewise cured am well known in this c
ty any person wishing eau call atmy residence
MARY X. FOURSMAN,
Jackson street. back Of IA Poplar lane.
rTPrncipai Office No. 19 North Eighth street, Philads
phia, where testimonials may be seen,
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p HEP A TIC %
11l * QAa
For the Cure Of =
LIVER G0EvaPL LAEMT.


TsNE symsioms arising from conlc d'eascs of TIE LIVER
a various almost 10 battle description. They do
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in different persons in lgaat variety, both in
tent numhes aud degree the disorder exists every ga
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taons of wind, ringing in the dizziness Of the head,
GOODNESS exremips followed by burning In the sUes
of the feet and palms of the hands, unpleasant sinking
sensation at the of the stomach Some attended
with wacfuness undressing sleep. disturbed by dreams
PaA Also in either side, and most frequently in the left
tending to shoute blades Tie mind is often freul
irratCd by the tinng causes, tie memory becomes
impaired and there general dsnclinaton for bodily ors
disturbed lead the patient suppose that his
plant arises from allGctaOn of this oTgan while II ID
only affected by being in the vicinity Of tho real disease. The
bowels become Irregular cosvarCss alternating with dara
haa and frequently distended with gas There often less
of appetite at other times unnatural craving for food
Tie urine becomes highly coored and frequently vOdsd
with pain. The countenance sumCs saOw, cadaverous
sckly hue. Many other symptoms might he named but
those already enumerated the prominent and com,
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orders arising from diseased of the liver and its sece
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proof Of which, from the most respectable living Witnesses
daily rendered the proprietor and the certificates and tes
tmOna which voluntarily given, if published, would hl
entire Aswapaler.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

This disease often terminates in another of serious
nature if proper remedies resoed 10 in time. In all
forms of this Dr. HarCs Compound Strengthening and Ger.
man Aperent Pills, will perform perfect cure-rst, by
cleansing tile stomach and bowels thus removing all diseases
from Liver by the Of the German Aperier Pills. after
which the compound Strengthening taken give
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]. 2. Chaplin, N, rha
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DIR. E. HUMPHREYS
VEGETABLE DIN TINE N T.
ENp rrIIE PHI ES EISSILRES S,n

q FTER practice of than 80 yeass, and witnessing
IN great of human suffering from that distressing
maady Piles Homorrods and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for lis cure almost entire failure
short of operation by the iganre wire kuIfe, Dr. Hum
pheys has been induced 10 beow attention to the
subject, with the design of discovering remedy that would
possess the power 10 discuss the inflammation and dspeae
the tumeacton of the parts and at the same time by ma
and desirable remedy Ills ancpaons have been most ul'
ly answered. by discovery in combining active ingredients
which in the composition produce modified resus ana IN
connosed of hirhy active Ingredients Its notifications are
such tot becomes as composition perfectly mild and adap
ted 10 TO the uses of the most delicate subject
As of sncer! and confidence IN tne remedy The
that mn be submitted his management or in case of fail
ure IN onv no charge shall be made for the Ointment
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ToOfh0che! T1otbdcheI!

r should known to all whom may concern, that large
number of citizens for few weeks past have been
ing the efficacy of Dr. De efs ceiebreted uscovtus Tooth
Ache Drops and that in every instance has effected radi
cal cure in the most nveerae cases of this Eorrd
pant All persons therefore subject to this distressing
maady and dcsous of retaining their teeth for future use
aud may assured that remedy is within
tleir reach which is certain death to tile tooth ache
II is also highly ecaous in the preservation of docayed
teeth, and in removing all tartar and scurvy without tho Use
of instrument Only agency in Cincinnati Tie gen.
uinc is for sale by H. Knoe; New Philadelphia Kellcri&
Hndt Canal Dover, Ohio Nov. 10, l842-4esm A
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BATTER Y,

~ Dover, would inform the citizens of 1uscarawas
County, that he still continues to carry on the Hating
business; 10 all its various branches. His workman
ship shall be Of the FIRST quality, hoping thereby 10 res
csive liberal share Of patronage.
n. B. All kinds Of country produce, taken in OK.
hssgp iSs work. o. outstanding dSbis.
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ROAD NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that there will be petition presented
TO the Commissioners ofTuscaawas County their De-
cember Session, praying for an alteration certain Road
laid out from John Serversons tile New Conerstown
Road 10 The Coshocton Road Tfeaeration to commence
ut line of Section a. township s. range g. oxford
township Tuscaawas county, Oo south TO James
C. Smiths sable thence west TO Kmble's line, thence the
and best ron 10 tie senaca grade at the land
Of Nathan McBan's,
October %, 1912.
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Dyspepsia 0f ten gears standing.

mn truly happy to slate 10 the afflicted community that
member of my ainily afflicted forten or twelve years
with the above distressing disease The symptoms were great
oppression after eating acidiy at the stomach pain
the side and breast sick head ache menu despondency with
other rympoms duIing which time remedies were
procured without obtaining much relief Having heard of the
good effects of Dr. Harlcs Compound strengthening and
German Apcricu was induced 10 give them trial,
which am happy 10 state that by using box of German
ApehCnt rtLEr was induced 10 give them trial. which
happy state that by using hox of tie German Ape.
rent accompanied by the Strengthening Tonic that
they have nearly eradicaed the disease consider it due
those afflicted that make this acknowledgment that they
may likewise procure the invaluable medicine, and be
freed from those distressing diseases
With gratitude and respect
VIM. NJ SPEAR Nc. 1875 Old York Road.
rot sale by J. P. Chapln New phil'a.