Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-01-17
GEORGEToWN, o, TUESDAY, JANUARY 1913 NEW SER


as indictments lor the passage oftho bill
He hoped there would be no delay--nC
oppositiOn-but that, like American leg
islatOvs, wings and democrats would unite
upon this project, and adopt II without q
Dissenting vOice--without any foolish ap
preheRsions as to probability Of offending
Great Britain. The bill was laid over fol
consideration.
Mr.. Linn moved that when the Senate
adjourn il adjourn over 10 Tuesday next,
which was sgreed to; aud the Senate
went into executive session,
House Of Representatives.. Friday
and Saturday are, by rule. of the House
set apart-for private bills. After the
morning business, which was unimpor-
tant in itself, motion was made to sus-
pend the rules, in order that the bank
rupt repeal might be kept on the anvil
while the iron wns hot. There was a
gathering in the galiaries, too ). in expect
alton Of speech from Marshall, of Ken.
lucky. Marshall is somewhat Of lion
here as political orator, snd quite "a
vorite on the subject Oftemperance. But
the bankrupt repeal was given the go.by
by vote of ll2 to 80 (less than two,
tbirds), and private bills became the or>.
dero the day. Adjourned ill tomorrow
at l2 O'clock.
/. Among the bills before the House to-
day, was one, which, as understood a.
mid the prevailing confusion Of the hall,
prUvideg for the indemniicatiOn of a man
as follows An American vessel was
wrecked upon the coast OF heland, her
crew were cast ashore without friends
or money. This gentleman advanced
them funds, and this is the basis of his
claim. Mr.. Weller, among others, ap-
peared as the counsellor forthis man, ,and
he spoke like man who has the soul of
an American, and that sense Of recipro.
cal justice which belongs to every true
democrat. The bill we cannot imagine
will be rejected, if we comprehend right
ly its character, though strong opposition
was made againstit as bad precedent.
We should think ii one ofthe best in the
world. -
We shall probably have bill before the
House during The session, ,authorizDg the
establishment Ofths Warehousing system
which simply amounts tONhe privilege TO
merchants Of storing their
goods, and taking them out by piece meal
as they may find il convenient to pay the
duties. Our friend, Mr.. Hastings, says, |
that when such measure shall come up,
he will oppose it without reserve, on the |
ground that it is but another form Of the
credit system, which las reduced the |
people, the State and Federal Govern:
ments to irretrieyable bankruptcy and
disgrace,
There was little ephemeral sheet
started here at the opening ofihe session
On the ruins Of the late-federal f'IndePen-
tent" which was the most faithfulIndex
of whiggery we have ever had the NOR.
iifcation 10 read and this little ePheme-.
in the sounding appellative
1f the True Whig.' II has died for want
Df oxygen, or, which is the same thing,
/ is changed from a daily 10 weekly;
md Deakly abortion ii is. II is the
mere pilot,fsh Of the lntelligepcer, feed.
ng upon it's ordure, like the pilot fish Of
he ocean npGn that ofthe shark
The Bankrupt law repealis Of course,
suspended till next week, when we ex
pect Mr.. Marshall 10 define his position, |
[ he caA. We shall gather up the 'news
about town''tO morrow. Every thing to
lay seemsas quietss Bolts with his arli>
lies Of impeachment. We are waiting
iere, meantime, for. the reproduction Of
be Buckley water Dog that alfred
aFnation, alligator headed, "cOpper col
a fts pH
ROANOKE.