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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
oRGANIZA TIoN.

Burke says, in Reference to organizc-
ton -
"Whilst men are linked together, they
costly and speedily communicate the q.
larm Of any evil design. They are ena>
bled TO fathom it with common counsel,
and 10 oppose II with united strength
Whereas, when they be dispersed, witt.
out concert, order or discipline, cOmmu.
nication is uncertain, council difficult,and
resistance is impracticable. Where men
are not acquainted with each others priu-
ciples, nor experienced in each others
talents, not at all practised in their mu.
tual habitudes and dispositions by joint
efforts in bssiness, no personal confidence
no friendship, no common interests sub
s,sting among them, it is evidently i'm
possible that they can act public part
with uniformity, perseverance or efficacy.
In a connection, the most inconsiderable
man BY adding to the weight ofthe whole
has his value, and bis use; out OF il the
greatest talents are wholly unservlceabl g
to the public. No man, who is not in.
famed by vain glory into enthusiasm, csn
flatter himself that his single, unsupport
ed, desultory, unsysiematic endeavors are
Of power to defeat the subtle designs and
united cabols of ambitious citizans.--
When bad man combine, the good mus
associate; else they will fall, one by one
an unpilied sacrifice in cOntemPtible
struggle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

BRBACH or PRolsIsE Miss Elizabeth
Thomson, deaf aud dumb girl, a JEFF.
sieFson, No. mas brought suit agaiBsl I.H.
Perch for breach Of marIaee Contract
SThey courted BY signs But The signs 81
heEs getting $1,000 BY the courl afe teFy
ilattsEing.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

MAssAoRE.--An arrival at Sag Hat-
Dor brings intelligence Hat information
had been received at the Bay IF Islands
from the Isle -----; north Of Islands,
0Fobably one Of the Fejeeb,) that three
English vessels had been cut off and their
crews murdered; in one INSTANCE the cap
tain had on board his wife, win also fell
a victim,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

6TThe following, from the New York
Plsbian efectually nails down the vile
charges Of bribery, made by certain koon
prints against Governor Mortor, and the
leading Democrats Of Massachusetts:
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
MICHIGAN.

The democrats Of Michigan have achieve
eda greater triumph, if possible, than
those OfNew York. Eleven counties are
heard from, and I'll have given dsmoeratic
msioritles.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

From the Cleveland mail we have the
following;
The Buffalo Courier Of Thursday morn
ing, and slip from Utica brings the fol.
Io,r;ov a,Ad;t;onaI rafuRna
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

The ONO LEGISLATURE cammencss
is session a week from next Monday.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21
FOREIGN.
From the Gin. Enq

ARRtvAIlOF THEahRIrFANNIA'
This vessel arrived at Boston on SaIur-
dsy evening. Sac brings most impOr
wn. ,idings Of ratification Of the treaty
bslwsen China and England-;he arrest
Of O'Conne.I, Sc.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-11-21

mofn83 hi bfbe
Be not lemptsdby anybody to break
The lpsacs, toyIolats the law,Or to be gull.
IL 81 ony tumuIt or disturbance. The
sIIsh,sst crime against order Of the pub
Iic peace may ruin our beautiful and 9TH
erwise tFiurpbpnt cause.
Hgou siA, during this crisis, follow my
acvics, and as entIeat you 10 do, pa-
siensly quietly and legally, ! think can
plsdda myselfto yOu, that the period IL
aot ~ disssnt when our reVered sover
sign VII epen The Irish Parliament In
Colleqe Green. aa a.i fy
Eaery attempt Of our enemies 10 dis
iuEb de, progress Of Repeal hitherto has
bad 5 direct contrary affect. This At.
, 1843-09-23

ToaAcco.-We are clad 10 learn
that a number Of our agricultural
friends to whom we gave Cuba tobrc-
60 seed have been very successful in
the cnltivari"n Of the plants. Our
friend Lewis Sherlev has Il small and
beautiful crop Of tins fine tobacco.-
The leaves are very large, and the
plants remarkably thrifty; one of
them we measured with Il foot rule,
and fund it to be eight feet SIX inch
cs high. and it is not done growing
v9t. There is no exagGeration in
this statement, and yet 1t SEEM so
incredible that we feel very much rs
an honest lrishman did on a certain
occasion. Pat wished to induce
some friends. whom he had left be-
hind in the Emerald Isle, to emigrate
, 1843-09-23

TO hisland. where, according to Frank
lin. roasted pigs run about crying
come and eat me; and in writing to
his friends, he stated that Il man con'd
Get meat three times II week. He
showed his letter to his employer,
who reproved hin. and told him he
GOT, meat thre2 times a day. 'Thats
nil vera ,hrur pIaise yer honor. bnt "
| was to tell 'em SO, they wouldn't
believe me at all at alI."--[LoulsvltIe
Jour.
, 1843-09-23
Pittsburg Cutlery,

The Plttsburg American says
"Everv ore wishing well to his com.
mon country, will look on with pride
and pleasure at the progress oil our
manufactures, slowly, but obs,inately,
bearing up against the influence VI
foreign establishments supported by
the accumulated wealth OF years Of
success, and the more Perfect ar.
rangement of division Of work. We
paid 4 visit Il few days since to the
warehouse of the Messrs. Esteps, 10
Wood ST., and any VINO Will do So,
viii be surprised, as well as gratifed,
to see the perfection TO which the
manufacture of various edged tools
has been brought in u own city,
Besides every variety of axe, IRON
the Common feeling, and the haichet
al the shingIcr, we found fleshers,
bras knives, ADDE'S, and samples of al.
most every edged tool required by
mechanics in the prosecution Of their
labnr>. A these were ground, and
highly polished, ard they were also
charged for. IS we aSceriained from
p. mL item, al lower rates than ev-
er before offered IN this market for an
inferior article. At the same es,aG-
li,hment We frunI 4 variety oil files
made from the cast stce! of the
nleS>Is. Sh"enb"rLers. now in Sue
ce>sfuI proLres5 in tbs city, which,
we learn !tom olr mechanics. are
deemed o. cqua! quality 10 the best
English imHo,:cI. AMI are now ex-
tcasryclv rs { in = c di.i.rcnt work
shops n aud around tie city.
, 1843-09-23
EI,pcment in Nil ien.--Quite an

EIpcment in MI ien.--Qnite an
evc;tcm~nt. we understand. has been
occasioned in Maiden by the tisnp-
pcarance OF a storckrcpcr in that
town. who was formerly the proprIe-
tor of the Maiden Dye House, under
circumstances that leave no doubt
that he has c!oped wi h Il girl vino
was formerly employed by him. Be
fore his departure, which took pace
on Friday last. he borrowed all the
money he could Of lis tricnds--an a.
mount exceeding the valae OF the pro-
perry which he leaves behind him
and has Consequently left his wife
aaI children in poverty. The gut:ty
pair were last heard 81 in Albany.
, 1843-09-23
The Cincirnrti Enquirer of tie

The Clocirn1ti Enquirer of tie
l3:h inst. says:
''Wc learn the particulars through
the Message al yesterday, If the
death OF Miss IIaule; Braxjon, which
are melanchoiy IN the cXt,Cme. TIE
Message say>. She WAS returning from
a ride To- The country. m h"rSehack,
on Sunday evening last, accnmpani-
ed by her brother; her horse took
fright at the head Of Rice street,
turned round and ran over the Com
mon west of Western Row. The
lady kept her place on the saddle M
til Il dog ran out from a house. the
bark of which gave the horse fresh
alarm. and tine gil was thrown upon
Il pile Of brick near the spot. and so
horribly bruised that she died before
She could he carried 10 her fathers
house. When she was taken home
and examined, several pieces Of hard
burnt brick were found buried IN hor
skull to the depth OF two or three
inches. -,
Miss Braxton was the daughter of
enc of our most Industrious. honest
and respectable citizens; a girl ct
amiable qualities. and a highly cult
waited mind. She waS to have been
married in a fe days, to a young gen
,lemon, a lawyer BY profession from
, 1843-09-23

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, 1843-09-23

Scorer DrPUrATIOH TO AMERICA
The Newark Advertiser SAYS, we
learn 10y a letter from Robert Baird,
dated london, June 22I. 10 the n.
Y. Observer, ;nat the secedcrs from
the established church in Scotland.
are abont 70 send 4 delegation TO lhis
country for pecuniary aid. Dr.. Baird
had first returned from Il visit 10 Scot
land, where he was surprised to find
the seccdars now organized as "the
Free Church OF Scotland" so numcr-
GUS and making such progress. Al
ready 40 pastors had given up their
places, and he thinks the number OF
The congregations will soon reach
zoo. The Wesleyans and other In
DEPENDENTS in England render them
friendly aid. Upwards Of a million
Of dollars had been subscribed in the
kingdom 10 enable them TO build
churches, found a seminary, &C.
But more is needed. Some 80 Young
men are preparing for the ministry,
which is deficient in numbers. DR..
Baird SAYS
sit is altogether probable that a
, 1843-09-23

Missouri ToBAcco.-Ne cut the
following from the Baltimore Ame'i
can:
We observe that considerable MIS-
sour Leaf Tobacco has been taken
to tie Cincinnati Market tbs season.
1t is said 10 have proved o: excellent
quality, and when manufactured. IS
prclcrrrd hy conuisSeu:S to the VIZ
ginil CAvcndish. The Clnrnna
Gazette saws that 1t will Ultimately
drive the latter ont of ttirt m1rket.-
, 1843-09-23

Shoe BaSlHeSS.-Ihe shoe business
must be Il Pretty extensive one. The
HaverhIll Gazette. assuming that
there are 100000 Of Inhabitants
in the United States, and reckoning
two pairs of shoes to each, concludes
that at least 40, 100000 pairs must he
manufactured every year. The val
ue Of these in the market must be
S6O,OOO,OOO.
, 1843-09-23

OHEGoN.-lhc following cy'ract
from = recent spccch Of Sir r bert
pooI :, ,to U,rso Of Com,,,,s in ,o-
p! u" can '"' '''''''"''''" '' 'Ie
subject. Viii show the present cond'-
ION Of negotiations with reference 10
our northeastern boundary;
~ O.,
, 1843-09-23

W. UlaoT, says lie St. Louis Re-
papi1aa, was arraigned on Saturday last
1-rrre Justice We,morc, charged with
beating q "om2n named Ann Stevens,
Wi Z cewshin. lie ~a.Icdgcd in %justif-
oa,.-7 c.lAc deed, that she had called
LIN . Ill. The jury fined him $Io0
an bound lin over il The sum Of 800
u hcer 'he peace towards The plaintiff.
=. ,a,i"gIe means to pay lis Grc, he
~ committed.
, 1843-09-23

UNITE STATES BhNK--GEENT Law
CAsr.-Thc Louisville Journal gives
report Of the case Of Ruth -. the
Bank OF the United States. decided
on tie 2Ith inst. by Ch#nreiior B,b5.
in Kentucky. THIS case involves a
large amoUnt Of property. and has
been decided under the peculiar laws
Of kentucky. BY n statute Of that
State. whenever = dettor make; a
fraudulent disposition Of his proper,
". lis creditors may Gle ahlII IN chan
cerv aud attach. whether his bill tc
due or Hot dYe. Under that statute.
Loui, Ruth fled his ill and attached
for about &3O,OGO upon bonds ma,ur,
Ing in 1887. This attachment was
based upon The allegation that the
bank had made fraudulent assi.n.
meut9 OF lis property. and the bill at
tachcd especially Inc deed of trus,
made at Philadelphia on tie 7lh OF
June, 1911, to Bacon, Symington and
Robins.
The Chancellor decided the deed
70 be voi1, and that the attachment
Of the plaln,lI was well and proper
y sued out.
Tic counsel FOR the dcfendanlShavc
sued out a writ ofcrror. and the coun.
sci for the plaintiff ordered his ap.
, 1843-09-23

THE GREAT FoRGER IN LoNpoy.-
The N. York Tribune says: Police Off
GER B. J. Hays, who accompanied o. NJ.
Lownds to London, TO reclaim and bring
back hithcr the man called John Clinton,
who was there arrested, charged with
sundry extensive forgeries in Ncw-Or-
leans, and the western states, has writ
ter from London under date oil Angus!
18th, to his father, stating that as Clinton
was TO be examined on that day, at l
o'clock, he (Hays) was sent fer TO at
tend the examination; that he found
some forty or fifty persons in the room,
and that he Immediately selected oat
Clinton from among them, whom he
knew as an old offender, named john
Reed, formerly Of this ely, who had
been twice in the State Prison Of this
State, once in that of Massachusetts and
oncc in that of New Jersey, out ofwhich
lie broke and escaped, and II which he
yet owes FIVE years of service. The cN-
animation proceeded, and Judge Lown-
des and a Mr.. Corquodalc, of Ncw-Or-
leans were examined, the latter ofwhom
IeprcC1 that Clinton WAS i'm NcW-Or-
, 1843-09-23

I5@There will be a funeral sermon
preached at the house of Capt. Elijah ].
Stother, by the Rev. Jacob Siglcr, on the
I'd sabbath in October, at IL o'clock.
Communicated.
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