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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-31
SHKHIFy,ss SALE

RY virtue Of three vrits Of Vshditioni
WoxpOnas to me directed BY the court
Of common pleas within and for Blown
County Ohio, | will offer for sale at the
front door Of the courthouse in George.
town on Saturday the llth day Of No
yembsr, Io43, between the hours Of tea
s. 4 o'clock on said day, the following
real estate to wit: A tract Of land lying
and being on the East Fork OF the Little
Miami River, in Perry township, Brown
county Ohio, bounded a. follows: Be-
ginning at a. ash, beech and GA on the
bank Of the East fork Of the Little Mi
ami river, at b. F. SWset'S lower corner,
running south, so degrees east, AIT poles
TO an ash and old oak in Henry MillsF's
line; thence south, 25 west, 4S poles to
an oak and small sugar in the line Of said
Miller and A. r. SWeors corner; thence
south, 10 west, Alt poles to a stone dog
WOOd and WaloE beech on the bank Of the
said East fork Of the little miami river
and Andrew T. Sweets upper corner on
said river; thence up said river with iil
IneSnders Al poles to the beginning,
eOR'aiNing one hundred and twenty five
acres moro or less. To be sold as the
prOperIyOf Allan D. Sweet at the 81 its
Of John A. Miller and Thomas Gilkey
against the said Sweet and Marian viii
Jams vs.. Allen ID. and James Sweet.
Terms cash. VIZ. SHIELDS sh'E. B.c %
Sheriff. Office, October 10Th lS43.
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IzatuS Rowland

John HOwland's heirs.
IN pursuance OF all order of the Court of Com
mon Pleas ofthe county of Brown and State of
Ohio, ct their September Term, A. D. ls43,
Pamela Davidson, Lucinda Davidson. Harriet
Davidson, Grssnleaf Davidson, Penbrook Da-
VIdson, Melinda Davidson and Mary Ann Da-
SidSon, residents Of the State Of Kentucky; and
fraud children and heirs ofJOhn HOwIand decd,
And Thomas Rowland of Wisconsin, arc hereby
notified that on the 2sth day of August last,
lzAIuS Rowland Of said county, filed in said
court, q bill in Chaneery against thu above ma.
med grand children and said Thomas Rowland
and oth0rS-the object and prayer Of which Bill
q to enforce and secure the payment of the
purchase money, due to the heirs fJOhn How
land deeeaSsd from the purchaser of said deced
Snts estate ut sale on writ Of partition -
And the ObOvO named defendants are further
notiAsd that unless they appear and plead, an
eyer or demuE 10 the said Bill within sixty days
eftsF the nSxt term Of said court, the said JEa-
luS Rowland, at the next term after the expi'
SatiOu Of said sixty days, will apply to said
court 70 take the matters Of tho bill as confess
I'd, and to decree thereon accordingly.
IzATUS IowLAND.
A. ELLIsoN. SOl'r. for COmprt.
! October 2nd, l643.
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SHERIFT's SALE--By virtue of two
OwiriiS Of VsnditiOni exponas TO me di.
rected BY the cOultOf Common Pleas
within and for Brown county Ohio, | will
offer for sale at the front door Of The
cOnrt house in Georgetown, on Saturday
llIh day Of November lS43, between the
hours often and 4 o'clock on said dsv.
the following real estate, 10 wit: All that
tract Of land situate in the county of
Brown end State of Ohio, ON the east
foTS Of the Little Miami River, part of a
tract entered in the name of Archeius
Perkins, No. $3.50, and patented to Wal.
Ter War6eld, and bounded and described
as follows, to wit: Beginning at a stake
IN the Anderson state road, running from
thence up said road, 36A poles to
Jacob Foxes Northwest corner, thence
46 poles to burr oak and beech; thence
south So west, 36i poles to a stake;
thence south 46 poles TO the beginning
containing 8 acres. more OF less. To be
sold as the properly Of John H. O'Con.
ner at the suits of Brown and Miller and
William Kirk against said O'Conner.
Terms cash. VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'f
Sh'G. office, Oct. 10Th, l943. B G. o.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Vincent Lake L !
May his wife. Petition for


Campbell Cochran, Lucinda
Cochran, Harriet Cochran, James Cochran, Eli
a. J. Cochran, Margaret COchraA, and IWilliau
Cochran heirs and Mary Cochran widow oil
VIM. Cochran deeeased.
gINHE above named defendants will take 10
tice that petition was fled against them
on the 9th day Of October, l943, in the Clerks
ofiee of the Court Of common Pleas of Brown
county Ohio, by Vincent Lake and Mary his
wife, and is now pending, wherein the said pc.
Eitioners demand partition of the following
wal estate situate in said county, to wit: One
tract Of 1872 acres of ofland-Beginning at locust
blue ash and sugar tree Samuel Thomas cor
Ger on James MOranda's line; thence binding
%ith Merandas line south, 20 degrees west, l40
poles 10 Vices corner buckeye and ash thence
binding with Vices line north, IS degrees
ssst, I52 poles 70 two beecheS and buckeye on
Shingles Oldlins thence binding withSaid dShinges
line nOTth, II east, I40 poles to two blue ashes
and buckeye Thomas eomer; tA0ROe biading
With Thomas line south, 10 degrees east, $50
psles to the bOginning-cOnvsyOd 70 said WIN.
Cochran deceased BY the heirs Of Robert CLARK
saesbs bV deed dated the 9eth Of NOvOmbsT 1924.
Aad that a The asst TeEa Of said cOuIt, ,appliea-
SiOa will be made for an order that partition ma
e made Of said premises agreeably to the status
In such cases provided. VINCENT LAKE.
4 HAMEA & JoHNTToN, MARY LAKE.
Sol'Ts for Petitioners.
October 9th. lBA3
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Notice.

THERE will be a petition presented
Il to the Commissioners at their De.
cember meeting, praying for the location
Of County road, Beginning where the
county line between Brown county and
Adams crosses Ellises run, thence down
said run to where it in'ersects Bigg three
mile creek, thence to intersect the turn.
pike opposite to the mouth of said run.
October Sd, lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-31
Franklin Hotel in Ripley,
FoR SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM.

For SALE, OR EXCHANGE FOR FARM.
THE subscriber, desiring a changs of oceupa-
tion, will sell his tavern stand in Ripley on rea.
sonable terms for cash, or in exchange for a good
farm not far from the Ohio river, or within five
or six miles. The Franklin Hotel is on Main
street, the most business street in Ripley, and
not far from the river. The house is 10 by GO
feet, two stories, with 40 feet back ground. ID
was put up in 1898, and is as good brick house
as there Is in Ripley, we'll constructed for tav-
ern or any other business house. For further par
ticulars inquire ofthe subscriber on the premia-
es. w. T. TARBELL.
Ripley, Sept. Is, I843.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Chanesry.


wrIiaa Potter and Others.
FHHHE dsfsndans William Porter will take
nOties, that the complainant, On the 9TH
aay of April I6l3, hlsd in the ClsFk's Sabce of
Brown county Ohio, Ais certain Bill inc Chancery,
which js ID substance as follows: Charles Por-
Ter being seized in fee simple ofeertain in lot
b the town Of Ripley, Brown County Ohio,
kaOwn BY No. l2l, mortgaged the same TO enc
FTGnklin q. Shaw to secure the payment Of FIVE
hundred dollars, on or before the l7th day Of
February l643. Tho Bill iurthsr states that
eaid mortgage was duly assigned by the said
franklin G.. Shaw to the complainant William
ArmStFong-andthAt the said sum Of fvS hun
drsd dollars, principal and large amount ofin-
tsrest is still due and unpaid. The complain
ant prays that an account may be taken Of the
AuiOuntdue and owing to the complainant on
said mortgage, aud thSIhS may have decree
for said sum Of money end interest, an order for
the sale Of said premises in satisfaction of said
mortgage, principal and interest. The bill al
legss the death Of Charles Porter, and makes
defeDdanlSlsabellaP Porter widow OfChaTlesPor-
leH decd. and John Porter, Jane Porter, Roht
PsrtsT, James Porter, William Porter Margaret
PSrtsr, CHARLES Porter and;Isabella, children
And heirs at law Of Charles Porter decd.
WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, COmp'lt.
MARsHALL & Penn, Sol'rs. for complt.
October 2nd, I843.
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NOTICE,

THERE will bO petition presented to the
commissioners of Brown county Ohio, at their
next anual meeting. for to have the following
named road vacated in Lewis township, in tho
above named county, beginning at the north
east corner Of Samuel WAters's land, thence
running triangling across the farm now owned by
Conrad Wetzger, known heretofore by Little'S
farm, in the direction to BOudes Ferry, termin-
atoing at the road f. ON Felicity near Widow
Elizabeth Morris.
September 10, l643.--+
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10y virtue of writ veudilioni expona,
Uto me directed by the court Of com.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio, | will
offer for sale at the front door of the
court house in Georgetown, on Saturday
tho l lth day Of November 1913, ,betwee en-
ten and A o'clock on said day, the fol
lowing real estate 10 wit: All that tract
or parcel of land lying and being in the
county of Brown and State Of Ohio and
bounded and described as follows:-Be.
ginning at a stone the lower corner to
James Collins and in the township Road
leading from said Collins house to Nc.
Cague's mill, and within tho bounds Of
the corporation of the town OfRipley
thence north, 81 degrees west, 8 poles
to stone; thence south, SO degrees
west, 5 poles to a stone, thence south,
35 degrees east, 9 poles 10 a stone in
said township road and in The line Oftho
survey Of land OF which this is q part,
thence north, 81 degrees east, 5 poles
and six feet to the beginning: containing
45 square poles, be the same more OF
less: with the exception Of the privI.
ege of road through the same where
the road no" passes from J. 8. Beasley's
to Ripley, which is particularly reserved
in the deed.
ALSO, another tract or parcel of land
part OF James POage's survey No. 4l9 Of
1000 acres. Beginning on Red oak street
in the town Of Ripley on the eastern
side Of said street and at the place where
line running with the north side of sec,
ond street will cross Rad oak street,
thence running with the direction of sec.
Ond street about eight feet to the begin,
ming corner ofa tract Of land sold by
the Sheriff of Brown county to George
W. King, thence north IS degrees east,
with the line orsaid tract sold 10 G. w,
King sixty poles to stone on The bank
of Red oak creek, south 80 degrees east
81 poles 10 stone, on the bank of said
creek, thence down tho creek, west 90
poles 10 stake, thence south, 3 degrees
west, 25 poles to a stake; thence south
&c degrees A. west, 90 poles and Is
links to the beginning corner of said
tract sold by said Sheriff Of Brown coun
ty 10 G. w. King; thence south, 80 east
to the centre Of red oak creek; thence
up the creek in its centre with its NEE
anders until where the course of Rad
oak street will strike the creek; thence
with Redoak street about 81 poles to the
Beginning: containing acres. To
be sold as the real estate OF VIM. Blan.
chard at the suit Of Samuel A. Bowen.
Terms cash.
WIN. SHIELDS, Shift. B. C. o.
Sheif's Office, Oct. 10Th, l643.
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HERIVF's SALE.-By virtue of a writ ofven.
Sditioni exponas to me directed by the Court
o. common Pleas OfBrown comfy, Ohio, l will
9ner TOR sale, at the front door ofthO court house
IN Georgetown on Saturday the .llth day No.
vemoer le4J' between the hours Of ten and o.
clocA on sEld day, the following real estate to
(22OO in the town of Ripley. BrowS co,'n,s
Ohio. To be sold as the PTopeI,v or 9y' 9".ny'
Palmer. al the suit of Palmer MiddIstor a. Coy
WIN. SHIELDS, &'E. B. G, o, - w.
Shsria'S Once, Oct. 10Th lS43.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-31

The Citizens Of Brown county, who are la
bori g under diseases arising from impurities Of
the blOod-should hever dispair of being brought
to sound state Ofhealtb until they have tried
Wright's Indian vegetable Pills.
They are the most efficient medicine ever in-
troduced to the public for all diseases arising
from impurities Ofthe blood.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pillswill always
prove an easy, safe and efficient remedy, In
the following diseases: Bilious intermittent,
rsmitttent & iDHamatory fevS fever Z Ague,
iAundicO, cholera morbus, nause1, liver COM
plant, habitu1l costivensss, dyspepsia, dropay,
apDOPlexy sick head ache, colds coughs, ,consump.
tion, asthma, ( all diseases arising from impu
rites Of the blood.
II should be remembered, whom the thermom-
eter stands at ninety degrees in the shade, that
| the process of digestion 10 performed vita ruch
extreme lanyuor, that our food instead of being
speedily dissolved and converted into nutriment
for the body, often becomes actually spoiled, or
purified in the stomach. Hence bad breath,
disagreeable taste in the mouth, cholic, pairs,
dysentory, cholera mOrbus, INFLUENZA, and
other diseases.
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are a certain
cure for all the above dangerous complaints; bs.
cause they cleanse the alimentFry canal from
all those bilious and putrid humors which arc
tha cause, not only Of all disorders of the how.
ellis, but of every malady incident to Man.-
They also aid and improve digestion and purify
the blood, and therefore give health and vigor
to the whola frame, as we'll as drive pain of
every description from the body.
| II should be remembered, all genuine medi-
cine has Wrght's Vegetable Pills neatly print
cd oil the sides of the boxes and that If the word
Wrighrs cannot bo found, all is positively
wrong
fEFAGESTT for the sale Of the above named
Wrighps Indie N Vegetable Pills, atGsOrgstown
d. STEWART.
A. J. STROUBE, Hisginsport.
L. NowLAND, Rus elyille.
STLAs THOMAS, Decatur.
July 22d, ls43.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, INDIANA,

The Steamboat Indians
will run regularly between
Maysville and Cincinnati,
s1iS;'S11''''1= stopping at the intsnnodi-
ate ports. Freight shall
be carefully handled and the charges moderate
Shs " i'll leave Maysvlle every Monday, Wed.
neSday and Friday, at 8 o'clock, and Cincin.
natl on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at
10 A. M. JOHN ELLISON, Commander
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STATE OF ORIo,
Brown County.
Set.

4 LII psvOonS interested will take notice
a that Thomas Boyd, on the 9th day of
August lS4S; Susd out writ Of attachment
ten the court Of common Pleas of Brown eoun.
ty Ohio, against Eli Francis for the sum or 300
dollars which writ has been served and re-
turned. Attest JOHN II. BLAIR, CLERK.
4 HAAEA& g JogHsToN, Atty'F. for Ph'f.
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esaCe Of Ohio, Brown County,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
go lyeAEasson w AIIsn

yohH L. PangbuTn's heirs
TDE IL remembered that heretofore, on the
% 18th day Of June, A. d. ls43, the COM
plainant fled his certain Bill in cbaneeTy IN
said court setting forth, among other thinss,tha
Jshn L. Pangburn in his lifetime, sold tOAmos
Pettyjohn tb0 undivided half of lotsNos. Is and
Is In the town OF Sardinia, and also the other
undivided half OF said lots to Abraham Petty
lohn, and that said Amos and Abraham after
yards cold their respective interests in said
zeal estate to William Ar. FrOSioT, who sold
ahs same 10 the comp ainant, and gave him the
possession thereof The Bill alleges that the
complainant 10 entitled to a conveyance ofsaid
premises according to the several contracts a.
oVssaid, and the prayer thereof iS that the court
decree that Smeh conveyance be made, and
EsneTal relief, &c.
And afterwards at the September Term of
said court 4. d. t943, 1t being made 10 ap-
pear to the satisfaction ofsaid court that the
6sisndantS, Amos Pettyjohn and Abraham Pet
<yjOhn are net residents Of the State Of Ohio, IL
gas ordered that notice Of the pondSncy and
prayer Of said Bill be published in the Demo-
cratic Standard, Newspaper printed and pub.
Iishsd In said county, six consecutive weeks
previous to the next term of said court; 10 which
Ame said cause Standa continued.
JOHN Fl. BLAIR, CLERK.
DAVID G. DEvoRE, Sol'r.
september 25th, le43.
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LIeT on LETTERa.

R EMA:NING in the Post Office At
~ Georgetown Ohio, on the Rad day
Of OciObsr ,ls4S, which, If not taken out
in three months, Twill be sent TO the Gen
sral Post Office a. dead letters:
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JOHN JOLLIFFE,
Blank Deeds

For sale at the Office oftho DemOeEa
EN-, tStandard
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AMUSING AND INTEREsrING.

We find on our table the following interesting works
HARPER's FAMILY LIBRARY, Nos. j and . IN
duodecimo form, of from 26O to 29s pages. by unr.
per Brothers. at the low price of 25 cents number
These with one other number not yet published con-
tain History of the Jews
= HE MAXFLowER, a neat volume, duodecimo, OF
S24 pages bound in boards, containing sketches o,
scenes and characters among the descendants of the Pill
grims
LEE AND ADVENTURES OF MARTIN CHUzzLE-
oy Dickens, to be issued in 81 numbers, at Ia
CENTS an octave phamplet of SPACES
>, SHAKEsPEAR's DRAMATIC WoRKs AND POEMS.
10 De comPietedn eight numbers st twenty five cents
each. -s
he above are all for sale the Book Store of Tun-
NER & HUGHEs, in this city.
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THE STANDAIs IL ID.
R.fLEEGM, ": &.
"Wednesday, May 10, Is43.
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE.
FOR PRESIDENT OF THE U. STATES
MARTIN VAN .BUREN,
OF NEW-YORK.
Subject to the decision of National Contention.
VIRGINIA ELECTION.

We have yet received full returns from the Virgin
ia Elestion The following democrats are elected tc
Congress Gov. Gilmer, WIN. Lucas, Lewis Steenrod
Edmund W. HUBBARD, A. A. Chapman, Walter Goes
John w. Jones, VIM. Taylor Geo. C. Dromgoole, Geo
w Hopkins, A. Atkinson. Wings elected W. New
ton and S. Chiffon. Mr. Wise is also elected, who is
claimed, we believe, by neither party The Virginia
representation in Congress stands, Democrats anti
Clay, and Wings The I4th District still doubtful.
In the House Of Delegates the whg nett gain is nine.
The Enquirer says "About 90 Delegates to be heard
rom-thesc may remain the they did last session
except that Henry and Wood may send two Whigs,' %
and Harrison two Democrats. We may muster from 10
II majority in the House, and majority in the Senate
as the Whig phrase some time ago, this may be
Sufficient for all useful purposes"
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upon her. The deep snow shut her up within her
little shanty, and she was soon forgotten by the
world without. One of her near neighbors chanc,
ing to call her to mind, put on snow shoes, and
proceeded to the house, nearly buried in snow
With much difficulty he succeeded in entering;
and then what scenel In one corner aythe
lifeless emaciated body OF the mother. The suf
-fering spirit had fled BY the side oftheir moth
er's corpse lay the three children just gasping in
the last stage of starvation. They were, immedi,
ately taken to the neghbor's house, and supplied
with food But in one life was too far spent 1t
soon Joined its mother. The others have recov-
cred. Not mouthful offood was found in the
house. The poor woman, faithful to the impulses
of mothers heart, had for days borne the keen
pangs ofhunger, without tasting foo1, that she
might give all her scanty store to her starving
children She lived to see them devour the last
crumb, then laid herself down, and yielded to the
agonies of death by starvation. Is it possible such
scenes are transpiring within few miles of us
Should not immediate measures be taken to search
out those who have been shut up by the snow2
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From the Globe
HOW IS THE UNITY OF THE PARTY
TO BE PRESERVED2

When by universal accord it was determined to
refer the nomination of the candidate ofthe Demo
cracy for the Presidency to national convention
it as generally conceded to be the duty of the
press sustaining the cause to present all the pro-
minent men of the party fairly before the public
to dIsparage none of them by declaring pref
ercnce-and to defend any that might be asSaiIed
no matter from what quarter. 1t has been the
anxious effort ofthe Globe to perform this duty.
When MIR. Calhoun was adroitly attacked in an
anonymous hanlbill, circulated far and wide as
cribed to Colonel Benton, (but, unluckiy for the
contrivers, printed in the peculiar English type
used in the Congress work done at the Madsoni-
an offce.) we defended MIR. Calhoun from the art
ful aspersions; and extended the vindication to
panegyric, which we believed and still believe
justly deserved. When General Hamilton, by
an insidious letter, sought to commit Mr. Calhoun
to his paper-money- y-stock-gambing notions, and to
renew the unkind feelings which once existed be-
tween the friends of General Jackson and Mr.
Calhoun, repelled the attempt, and sought to
place MIR. Calhoun in his proper attitude both in
regard to the great financial policy of the country
and his renewed relations of amy with General
Jackson. On the two important points of national
interest on whichwe differed from Mr.. Calhoun,
as with other excellent fricnds-the treaty, and
the Oregon settlement we took pains specially
to Justify Mr.. Calhoun's course from the necessi-
ties ofthe case; and gave him the advantage of
his own views, with those of our friends who con-
CURED in them; and of our vindication with such
as they. did not satisfy. We have also published,
with pleasure, the proceedings ofpublic meetings.
bringing Mr.. Calhoun's pretensions fairly before
the nation, without disparagement to his Demo
cratic rivals. Our course has been the same to-
wards Mr.. Buchanan, General Cass Colonel
Johnson, and Mr.. Van Buren.
1t is only because the latter has been made the
object of special attack by the Administration or
gan and the Spectator in this city, that the Globe
has felt itself called on enter the lists in his de-
fence, Before the attempt was made to ostracise
Mr. Van Buren from the favor .ofthe party to |
which his life has been devoted, and to which his
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-05-10
"THE ANGLO AMERICANS

We have received the first number of a handsomely
printed periodical under the above title 1t quarto
form, of "a pages published weekly at So per annum
edited by Mr. A. d. Patterson, late editor of the Albion
author of literary compositions The propretors
are E. L. Garrison & Co. No. Ann Street, New
York, to whom orders should be addressed. The
publication is &C. devoted to public information on
the subjects of elegant and entertaining literature gen
eral intelligence concerning affairs in every quarter of
the world; politics. legislative and other public debates
the fine and useful arts brief critical mott
of books music the DRAMA and lectures and gen.
eral miscellaneous affairs The publishers nave in al
most finished state, superb aqua-tna engraving of
Louis Philippe, king of.he French which will appear in
few weeks, will also magnificent full length por-
trait of Gen. Washington.
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8-We believe there is an erroneous opinion prevail
ing in regard to the Democratic Convention. 1t has
been supposed that nine States have expressed opin-
ion in favor Of May The New York Evening Post
says it is not so Some Of the States whose names are
included yet to hold Convention the subject
New Hampshire is OF them. 1t has been said that
New York city has expressed opinion in favor of May
OF the twenty five thousand Democratic voters in the
city, not three hundred have expressed any opinion
the subject