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New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

The ship Talbot reported ashore on the middle ground
above Delaware City, has COZ aaoat, and gone 10 sea-
The captain Of the barque 'enns, which arrived AZ am,
18Th of The same non the wreck Of large vessel ournt
TO the waters edge He bore round se7eai es eE me
purpose discovering her name, an; was unaose 70 90
The wreck was in lat 49, Ion g.
The Ccos,raus bound from Canada 70 Scotland, laden
vita tiucr, abandoned al sea NJ 10, WIN ee' va
ia he hold Tie crew werr taker Of and carried INTO
port in Europe. >
schr 9rec;.a from Attakapas for Mobile, put into Ne
Orleans on the l7h Instant distress having sprung aieak
She obliged throw overheard eleven hos'heaes
| sugar.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

~ Spencer announces gentlemen Tia, bis arrange.
er are completed for supplying according 10 pre-
yious intiz.aton, A FINE FIR HAT prce (S:S 3Sl
which shall render enphatcay the cheapest well as
lowest priced Genlemen's Fur Hat sale in this
city Ii prepared in the style which characerizes
finest article and Ike that article offered ct prce AT
which cannot be continued without an unusually rapid
sale The undersigned with al confidence atirns TO be
of the gentleman and economist The most desirable Fur
Hat yet offered. (o2utO SPENCER, ss5 Broadway.
u Under G0ruacnts.-C- B. HATCH, 81 "tlam
(opposie Pla see has hand superior asort
ment OF silk, cotton, woen Meruo Berlin aGd bucsskn
Under Shirts and prawerf. which, the is far ad
vaaced the subscriber offers greatly reduced prisEs,
do 2wfsr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Cice Of tse Ne-r Yorti Bospery Fire inssrancc Co.
No lsi Sowery, corner Graai
" This Company continues 10 irSnrc aga. rs, Los
and Damage by Fire at reduced OF prem from
erTEer charges
Oifice hours from o'clock, A. 4. TO sunset.
JAMES LONETT, Pr Sident
PETER PIScxsEy, Sec'ry Cal ds I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

II End OF the world in 1S23.-On Sunday,
Jannary there Will be lectures delivered at the Church
OF Catherine and Madison Streets 10Y A. III 2 and
P. NJ. on the Second Coming OF Christ Nr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
% Fn,l,er Oswald, a. Genuine Catholic

u Father Oswald, n Genuine Catholic
story just issued by the subscrb:rs-This Interesting
work. uniting in an eminent degree the useful with the
agreeable, is written in attractive vet argumenta
i've sye and forth complete and crushing refu-
tation of iie well known Father Clement" menda-
ciousy designated Roman Catholic Story" 1t is hoped
that the Of the n.d0us and sophs
lica work, will in common justice make themselves
qusinted with the reply Of Father Oswald"
CASSERLY s. SONS, l08 Nassaust
u Copies elegantly bound in morocco, suitable sr HoI-
iday Presents. d3l q is
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
MEMORANDA,

The LeiterBags of The Royal Mail steamship brlta9na,
sail from Boston The 1st of January will close al Adas
i Co.'s Express Office, No. Walsrse, This Aiefncoa,
al 20 minutes % { O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

~ No1ice.-By particular request Mr.. Cheever will
repeat The address oeveIcd before The New England So
cety to- morrow evening. in the church OF which he Is
pastor, in Aensreet, below Grand-conmencine at o..
clock C3! IL
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

VIM. W. Shirley Anciisnrer.
H LEGANT GOLD WATCHES AND
IA JEWELRY.-This Morning, Saturday. Dec. 81. oil
past 10 O'CLOCK at the IS Liberty street. the bal
ance The remaining unsold from Wednesdays sale
Also Diamond and various other Rings and Pins gold Seals
Keys, Pins. nc Also from Importer choice lot OF Tor
>ise Shell Silver Boxes, Gard Cases, elegant sets OF
Neckchans, Bracelets Lockels close Consignment
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
A MERICAN MusEuM-Marble bui

L n Broadway, opposite ST rants Cncscn-Day.
vsilers admitted the evening Free
Unprecedented ami upequalcd combination OF Attractions
got up an immense expense for Chrtstrnas,
sr Booth The comic singer; Miss Hood the admired vo-
cas- La Petite Celeste viii appear 10 severai splendid
hhion OF Punch acd Judy for The special entertainment
of his juvenile friends
Mocns ht Representation OF the Abbey os San Francisco
in Spain; Portuguese Landscape the Frozen Kcgionss
Splendid Fairy Grotto, &c. &c.
Sguor yivaldps unIyaled Mechanical Figures, OK appa-
A;o exhbitng Vests celebrated picture of Christ Heal
ing the Sick.
DEST ATTRACTIONS In the City
for the Christmas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. One Shil-
iInr-NEw-YORN MUSEUM and picturs Gallery, Top
poetic The City Hall, Rro7dway) Mr. FL Bennett, Manager.
NELLtS, born without arms will perlern, variety
OF wonderful tra,s among others VIII shaw any of The
dence. Mr. JENKINS Master FkANk DIAMOND,
and Master I. YOUNG will appear Performances, Pic
trre Gallery, and halt Dilou Curostes, ALlIO be
the above Repeated performances Monday the
26h-an afternoon entertainment al O'Clock during the
Holydays. Evening peraonces commence at O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
TTyHIS DAY PUBLISHED, the Ameri.
Z can edition of the following Magazines for Deem

ber, viz
Blackwoods Edinburgh Magazine. Price 81 per
The Dublin University Magsklne..... (" 81
BentIey's Miscellany
Subscriptions received by JOSEPH MASON,
Publisher, lN2 Broadw ay, up stairs.
l1-The American edition OF the LONDON CHRISTIAN
OBSERVER, commencing with the number for January
l845 will be published Immediately the arrival of The
rex British Steamer Price 81 per Subscriptions
respectfully solicited as above. dSll,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u Gentienaen's Scarfs and CPava:s.-C- B.
HATCH, 81 willansreet, Opposite Plau, has just
ceived fresh supply Of Scars and Crava OF The richest
styles, and selected especially tor tie approaching Holy
days. Those wishing purchase invited call
examine. go 2wiss
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
CAKES! CAKES CAKES! for Now

NAKES! CAKES CAKES. for New
~ Year-JoHN SNECKNER respectfully informs bis
customers and the public in general that his Show Room for
Ornamental Cakes for the approaching olydays will be
open for the public inspection oD Monday the 6h Decem-
ber irs, where will he exhibited arg assortment Of Iced
and Ornamented Cakes such plunb plain, cltrou,
rant sponge. almond and NewYear's Cake; also, Maca-
Rooms. Lady's Fingers, Ksses Cocoa Nut Drops ard aK
other kinds suitable Tor 'he approaching festival and equal
quality any that can be produced a. any other esab-
lishuleni in the city.
Please call and exlsline for Yourselves.
JOHN SNECkNER, $40 Bowery,
d26 s,iS. Opposite Riying,on st
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

NJ Lecture on Astpsuo,ny--Tbis Evening, at Il
ncock TAI The Amercan Institute. the City uall) IL
lus;raed with Rusels Pianearum, by Prof F. Gouraud.
See special advertisement. dz7 eodlw-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
FRANCIS KANCE, Baker,
d30 2- (0 No. SO Beekmau-street, corner of Chd.

O. Genuine Plum Cake-warranted ree from
grit for Is Cd per lb Fruit do p; Iced and Ornamented do
Cd plain Pound 6i Citron do Is Sd Almond do Is 3d.
Curant do Is 3d. waffes Crolers and DoughDus
passed Tor goodness any wherr Macsrenies Kisses La
dies Fingers, Gc at Mrs FITCHS Bakery, No. l73 Walk
er-stree, corner OF Elizabeth.
Orders for Cake sent any part of the City d23 a.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

GAY. are the agents and selling Saratoga Pavilion
Water at greatly reduced prices do uIisr
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

NJ Notire.-The fr,t Anniversary Of the Foreign
Evangtcs Society OF the Seventh Presbyierinn Church
above Church. corner o; Broome anu Rdgesreets Ser
vices to commence at O'Clock. The Rev. Mr. BAIRD OF
's'''~>' Rev E. F. HATFIELD, President.
u IT Cosy,rs N-c Sec dSl
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a respcctabla private

p pOARD WANTED.-A gentleman and
A b his wife and infant child want board in private
family where there o-r boarders References will
be given and required Address W. NJ. C, lover Posi- Or
fee dSl 6,-
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TCONOMY IN DREsS.-sack ss,

p EMOYAL of the Clothing Store Ne.
4 a. Il sowery-The tpbssrber. iaeDn removing their
Ciobing Store No. il Bowery The adjoining
Ho l2 The FIRST May next gad ia consequence thereof
they will sell out their present stock of ready made CLOTH
ing consisting of geueraI c Hes YoGhG asd
ChdreD's Clothing greatly reduced prices n that
they may 90 into their w entire sock
To those having the cash IBIS chance Of laying
ing in very good coihng low price, fully ce
leIniiBed 10 sell of our entire sock.
dS0 fn,t GEO A. HOYT K CO.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Brgs Detroit, Anderson, Georgetown, SC. Colt; Eli
m, Kinney, New-Orleaus Brett vose; Moxey, Spear,
iagufa, Nssmtb, Leeds Co; Wampanoag, Colson,
Georgetown. sc, Badger Peck; Washinston's Barge,
Appleton. Maranham aFd market Allen < PrIon; Budg-
!in Chickerng, Monevdeo and Buenos Ayres F Leland
Schrs Taims, Thompson, Savannah, Cooley K Co;
Rochester, Wise, BALTIMORE, John Briggs American Lass,
tBr) Hurreli, 81 Johns, NF slunt Z Brock.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

Ps,ssengers Arrived
In the packe! ship Mediator from London-W Wbetten
and Jackson OF NcwYork; Julius Dubois and LADY, Mr.
De Lepine, rf Paris ] waught, OF Ness Bedford; W
scotland NJ ID. OF Fiieshire, and 80 in the steerage
In the ship Orleans, from New 0reaps-Mr Graves Dr.
6 Fowne hr Forrest, and 10 in the steerage.
In the ship Sutton, from Charestoa-Ar Sleel.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

GJ 'FI,c Hsen..seTa OF rise sixth District
Watch, under charge Capt. Bachelor sincerely
2te The publication OF their card OF Dec s;h relieving,
they B0W do, that great Injustice was done Aldermen
Jones OF Fifth Ward and GedHey Of toe Eighth, they
take this public OF apoogsag 10 those gentlemen
for their erroneous assertions that occasion. (2) d3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

TgOLYDAY PRESENTS l.. 81
Il 4 A. STUART, corner OF Greenwich and Chambers
streets have opened extensive III Fancy
Boxes made their order by tie ess workmen In Paris,
which finish suitable
The approaching Hoydays.
Also their usual variety OF Steam Retired Candy Sugar
Piums manufactured om best articles in their line,
AMI tree from adulteration or any hurtui ingredients
aS3
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u The Members OF Mutua! Hosk and Ladder Co.
No tender their thanks TO Mr Wm King, l8G Water 81
for the liberal supply OF refreshments furnished them at The
FIRE in MAIDEN Lane, Thursday evening" 18th inst Also
to the proprietor of the Henry Clay Rouse for refresh
The fire in Broad yesterday morning 50th inst.
lt* By order, wM CONKLIN, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
eY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.

FY The Madsonian exhibits an intense desire
,oiesrn where we got our intelligence, on Monday
,,aru;ng. concerning the testimony tha, would be
..bmitted to the Naval Court. We shall answer
,s;, by asking another: Where did the MadisoniaI,
barn that tho Court was to be " strictly secret y
This is astounding intelligence here e;-some are
anxious to know the authority on which it rests.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u Elegant Ndztionk OF stia eIs.-AlnonR
the great variety Standard Boa fine bndng, offered
for sale by the subscribers will be- fonrd the works CT he
following sterling English Poes-nany of which are ee-
gxntly illustrated:
Berns complete works, with Life, Correspondence, SC
| vol. Bvo morocco, extra.
+ Sir Walter Scouts complete Poetical Works. do do
Byron's Chde Harold, exQuisi,ely illustrated, do do
Byron's complete Works AID Life, 9 vols, DO do
Mtons complete Poetical Works, Illustrated vol 30
CampbelPs Poetcal Works, .egasuy illustrated, vol
Rodserss Poems and ,alya Poem, elegantly illustrated.
Cowper's compiete Poetical Works, do do
Thonson's Seasons and Castle OF Indolence do vol
Spenser's complete Poe,ical Works. vol svo do do
Also the beautiia Adne and other editions, uniform in
hsfxle
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31
OAILY MEMORANDUM BOOK for

EftILI HfDUIV It.aiNOUIFT OONIA Tut
4 1913 with Time end Interest Tables, &c.-For the
merchant or business man. this will be found the
and convenient, well the comprehensive hing OF
the kind ever published II is printed white paper,
neatly ruled anu bonnd and will take up III
the pocket than wallet. Country sationers,
dealers and the public in general invited call and
anime Published and for ,ale wholesale and retail, by
LEWIS FRANCIS, IS William STREET,
d3l Iwk- corner OF Maiden Lane.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

10 NcNnmee 81 Sanford. g. Reaver-st.
respectfully 10 the gentlemen OF NswYork that
they have in store their usual assortment ot ne SIX ana
Giagham Umbrellas Stocks, ScariS, Cravas Linen Col
lars, Gloves, whitr black and colored, ChoSoas anu
10 the above they have added with especial reference 10
CHRISTMAS AND NEW-TEAR,
an Of the tICHEST SATIN SCARFS
in ,s market, all OF which viii be scda smail advance
nv cost die ,Janlt
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

CLEARED.
Ships CASTOR, Eldrdge New Orleans E Collins; Nor
ma, Barton, Havana NJ Taylor.
8arque Michael Brown, Read, Mobile, John Elwel L
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

u The Fair OF the C,rmne.street Church is TO b
continued Saturday and Monday afternoons and ever
ings open at 2. M each day great variety OF Toy
Refreshments Books suitable Tor New Years presents
for sale. Adinittance d3l g.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-12-31

IL Dr. Esush's Enfail:hae Health Pills, the
most valuable safe and effective remedy for Dyspepsia
Headache all bilious and liver complaints eru
tions and hrmors female weakness, colds. incpen
SUMPTION geneca debility piles, heartburn eryspe
las aAd complaints OF old standing, Tor sale by
Fl. 6. DAGGERS, so Ann-si.
Sole Agent for the United Stales whose signature is
prayed upon the wrapper Of box prevent counter
fel Price e5 large discount to those who buy TO
sell again. -
Sold also by WApLEGH, $50 Broadway; AFFORD, l69
Bowery Green 691 Fulton.st. Brooklyn; Redding Co
8es,on Burgess zieber Philadelphia DR.. Reed, Ba'
more; A. Guthrie, S,anwi3 Hail. Albany; and Egene
throughout The country. d29 81 ~
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
Sept. 80, 1912.
For the Ohio Democrat.


MEssRs EDIToRs: Il is amusing TO see
the Federal wings running about electoneor-
ing; we have certain whig in Wayne town
ship that has run through every COW path in
the hills 10 get all the German citizens TO come
up to Court, be uaturaIized and vote the whlg
ticket. He says, come vote the whg ticket,
the Democrats have no man 6tfor Governor
This same whig holds Two respectable Offices,
one Of which 10 the post office. This federal
whg was delegate TO the State Conven-
ysntion two years ago which nominated Ma
son Tom COrwin for Governor, This same
whig is supposed to be Mason, and was sent
TO Columbus by two wings who furnished him
with SIS dollars to bear bis expenses, and af'
forwards got up subscription in orcer to re-
fund themselves The money, This same wb'g
makes his braggs that he made ten wings at
the late Court But he. takes care NOT 10 lell
or bragg that he has D. son in igh6oFiag
county who paid some 10000 dollars debts
by taking the benefit ef'the Bankrupt act, at
the late term of Common Pleas court in that
county 1t is supposed that this same old fed
eraI will ere long trace his footsteps.
have not time not time TO 60 into the de-
tails Of this federal; but will just mention that
al the passage Of the Bankrupt Law, | was
shaken; at Addms's petition 10 dissolve the
Union, got shove, aud at The breaking up
of the Legislature The bal! came rolling ever
nv way and crowded me into the Democratic
ranks, where hope to remain.
Sept q. lS42. .....
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

20 proiessed principles IN 1910 apd Of his picIur-
es, ms cO9Rs, his sea horse, &C. &c. During
this scorchihg and wiIheripg speech, Cow
Corwin satwtjIhlug IN sgony, and buShing
for shame, for himself and sneakng cause;
and his friends seeing him driven 10 The wall,
began 10 mdlOr about their pretty buckeye
stand, which they had put up, and fearing TO
lei their dear coons have any moro truth, CON-
planned that MIR. Taylor was taking the advan.
tage Of lhem Mr.. T.. observed that 'if the
people did not wish 10 hear him he certainly
would not proceed" when there was general
and loud cry of go on go on Then eaid
he q will 60 on and the way the coones
caught il for the space Of about hours was
caution TO traitors,
After Mr.. Taylor had closed, Gov. CoTwin
attempted something fan excuse, or kind Of
ask yOur pardon SIR for the part he took 10
the treason. He defended himself against The
charge Of perjury; admitted he was sorry the
precedent had been set in Ohio, but justified
tho conduct of the traitors; admitted he had The
letters of the recussant members in his office,
notifying him Of their resignation when he adj
dressed his letters TO The Speakers Of the two
Houses, and in subdued manner, and evident
ly feeling himself used up by Gov. Shannon
and Mr.. Taylor, he sal down used up man,
and Mr. T. commenced another castigatlon,
when Corwin's friends took him out aud cal
led Off their coOns, it being YET oIS h Abopt 8
o'clock in the evening, and the me sVn 6Nipg
adjourned to the Court House for 1be e0VShibg
discussion. Thus, by retrealiDg and d'eaviVg
the meeting, they acknowledged their defeat,
and retrsated in Disgrace
In haste, yours &c.
t . -. .....sn "JUNIUS."
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
THE MURPHY MEETING-WnIG
JTTSTICE

The Holmes Co. Farmer after noticing at
length the speech Of Gen. Murphy at This
place, thus shows up the conduct Of whig
Justice in this town.
Several wings, being running over with
meanness - endeavored 10 break up the meets
ing by creating a RiOt-caIIng Murphy
damned har, and using like whig decency Ian,
guage! And when the Marshal of The borough
put out the rlo'er - a whig justice, meaner than
federalism Itself, bound over Democrat, a
membsr ofthc Mdlersburgh Band, for assisting
to quelI The riol and in this on tho testimony
of the RIoter himself, in opposition 10 the
testimony of 3 respectable witnesses sbat he
was notpreseD, in the afftsy! .a
The wings Of TuscarSwaS will gain nothing
BY venting their spleen on citizens of H dimes
county; and Ihatold whg justice if he has
any conscience, viii have towrap it in coon
SIX every night before he can sleep
To The Democrats Of New Philadephs
Dover and ShonesvIe the membsIs of Inc
Band tender their heartfelt acknowlcd gemen,t
for the kindness and hospitality rendered then
while attending, going to and returning fon
the meeting.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
ORIGINAL JACKSON MEN,

This class Of men in Ohio and those whom
they carried with them on the last presidential
election were not less in number than forty
thousand. ltmight bo a matter Of curious ia.
quiry, how many of them since that period
have been nominated or eIec1ed members Of
Congress or members Of the Legislature from
oil the wing districts in the State. Beyond all
doubt, without the aid Of this class Of men,
the wings always were and always will bein
the minority. We warn them that The oriei.
nal jackson menof Ohio who supported also
another old Soldier for the presidency are 100
numerous, too Influential and too independent
10 be disTegarded with impunily. Such ani-
form neglect has driven Off many arx; will H.
timately separate them all froUi The federal
whlgs. They are strong enough If they wish,
60 " 10 rally under lhelE own banner. But
lhelr natural affinity is with the democracy Of
Odd School Rep
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06

was Chairman. He did not lell you thai The
whIg members wrote their designations that
same night. He did not tell you IhSt he Ad-
vlsed them to doil. He did mol tell you that
be belonged TO the party that presented the
petition to dissolve the Union. He did not tell
you that he supported the party who moved to
compensate the heirs Of the traitor Hull, for
his service IN selling The ONO and Michigan
freenen to British allies. But suffice it to say,
| have resolved TO withdraw all connection
rom parylthat would SO dlrgrace themselves
their counlry and nation. My resolution has
been strengthened by attending the Giraffe or
Corwin spree a,Dover, aid now trust 10 re-
celve forgiveness from my democratic brelh'
rem for ever having voted ths Wing ticket.
Yours.
c., an 1910
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
COMMU,N ,NICATGONs.
For the Ohio Democrat


MEssRs. EDToRs: This 10 the frsi time
take up my pen to write any communication
whatever. and wbig deception has led me to il.
10 1882 voted for Jackson, in 1886. voted
for Van Buren whom knew was Demo-
era, OF the Jeffsrsonlau School. In 1910 |
voted for Harrison supposiDg from the repre-
sentaton Of the self styled wings, that he was
Of the same politics, and have acted with the
whigss( Cor rather Federalisls) ever since. Du-
ring this this time have attended their cele-
braioRs, and some Of their public meetings,
as we'll as voted for their candidates. Hav-
ing mingled with them long enough TO
learn their motives and principles, and seen
the conduct ofihe whig officehoIders and lead.
ers al New Philadelphia, | am now satisfied
that they are no no other than the old Federal
party in Disguise, together with The fae end
OF all other factions which has disturbed tire
peace Yformore than fifty years past. They
contend fer no political princpleS, they are ac-
tuaied by no better motives than disaffection 10
the country, its constitution aud its laws,
They find fault with every measure Of the CO.
vernment, right or wrong. They have COM
biDed for the purpose Of destroying the credit
Of the United States and bringing the nstien
into disrePpte both at home and abroad, just
as the eld FederaliS,s did IN the days Of Mr..
Jefferson. Their burning thirst after Office
drives them 10 every extreme aud even 10 out
rage Look al their outrageous conduct ia
the late extra session OfOUr State Legislature,
! attended their great Corwin gathering in
q Dover, Ddbeard Mason Tom Corwh, attempt
70 justify the lreaSonaSIe act. But il was
failure. He did nOttel Us thai the Federal
members held q caucus on The night Of the 6Ih
Of August Of which il 10 said Tom CoIwin
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-10-06
"COME OUT FROM AMONG THE
FO(JI, PARTYpO

A friend, in sending US the proceedings Of
Lake county, which will be found in another
column, says, 'Yeu will see by the proceed.
ngs, that Sras Ax,el, Esq., the late whfg
Representative from this county, has broke
loose from the thraIGOm OrNhiggety, and nov
gives his inaueace in favor OF democracy"
We recollect Mr.. AIwsIl well, while mem.
ber of the Legislature. He was one Of The
most intelligent and worthy members of the
whig party, and was universally esteemed.
We hail his accession 10 our cauas with the
greatest satisfaction; and his example must
produce the happies! effect, particularly Ontho
Western Reserve.
Statesman.