Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-26

tuTeI tba OBJ ect OF Whlch IS 10 lay pretty
heavy provincial duties upon articles,
snot already liable 10 the payment Ofduty
by new Tariff framed in the last sess
sion tths imperial Parliament. (" The
Canadians wish to do this to protect their
own producers.
THE BIG TENT.
The Tent Of the MilleTites is raised, aud
services we're performed in it yesterday.
Isis very large, and Vsry high. Crowds
were galberVd around il, and dense as
sembIase within Il. There will be service
there daily for some lime. Gin Gaz.
SAUDNERS,
The young forger, has made a confes.
sion in New York detailing the proceed
ings connected with bis forgerics. He
charges the forgery upon Henry Ragee,
who isin custody, and who received part
of the money. Saunders furnished the
facsimiles 10 be initiated, aud the checks
and numbers 10 be filed up
The Democratic Party The New
York sen says:-The singular unanimity
Of The late Syracuse Convection, will no
doubt be highly gratifying TO the party
throughoutsihe country; and it must
have somewhat disappointed the wings,
who have exsecled 70 gain nOt-a little
from the division Of the ranks Of their op.
ponepis. Out ofone hundred and twenty
five delegates, we fNd but nineteen. vo-
ting for the district system, and but a
small portion of these expressed p:efers
ence for Mr Calhoun over Mr. Van Bu-
ren. II is useless to deny that The last
namedgenlleman is, BY an oUerwhelm-
ing msjorily, and almost unanimously, The
FIRST preference Of the party in the EN-
pre- Slate.
G1rAll the New England railroads
have paid, sincethir completion, annual
dividends Of 6 10 s per cent The Uti-
ca aud Schenectady, and Syracuse and
Utica, pay l0to IL per cent.
N. Y. S:ate Convention Which late
" met al Syracuse, decided against the
District System Of electing Delegates to
the National Convention, and instructed
the Delegates appointed, to vote for Mr.
Van Bursnin body for the Presidential
candidate.
0eJ-The Indiana State Sentinel Of a
recent date, contains some facts aud
speculations about theState bank .TheSen
tinel sGpposes that the Democratic tri-
umph, removing all hope of National
Bank, will have the effect of introducing
more care and purity in its management
less Il could not.
HAnother reason (says the Sentinel)
should be assigned why the State Bank
0f Indiana Il on The recovery from the
desperate diseese with which she had
been afflicted The searching examina.
tion last year BY N. B. Palmer, Esq, has
we learn, had its saluiary effects upon
lie administration, and we predict il mo.
nopolisls, iavorie families, cliques, and
the mad party which has heretofore had
Il under it's exclusive care, are driven
out. The Institution may be made useful
TO the community.
tsWu are informed tha: large aeces
sion ofspecie in The course Of business
has been the effect Of reform; and if a
iust administration Of its affairs continues
we shall not be backward to declare our
approval. But If corruption, or Just
3ounds Cot suspicion should manifestlY
appear, we shall again speak OUTLET ei-
ther political party Prevails"
CiNcNNATI, Lebanon aud Springfield
Turnpike Toad.v-Two OF three routes
having been proposed FOR The location Of
that portion Of the line Of this road ex.
tending between Xenia and Springfield,
meeting Of the Directors Of the Com.
pany, was held at Lebanon on Tuesday,
for Ihe purpose Of deciding the question
Of location. We learn that the prefers
encc was given 10 the route via Yellow
Springs Xsnia Torch Light.
CAUeHr IN LONDON N.--The great for
ger wholaid several Of The eastern and
western Banks under tribute some time
since. He was recognized by Hays aud
Lowndes. 81 New York, who went over
after him. az an old offender who was
once in Boston prison, twice 10 SingSing
and who broke out of ihe New JeT-
sey prison and escaped. He was on tri.
4.
rThe PhiIadelphia Firemen had an
other aheclionats lehs on Monday nigh
Of last week isnty Of clubs aut
brick bats, broken heads and bloody no
I'm ginn or EMP1Rn.- The Frencl
ealssanenl have located military ste
ton aaA 81. 'oE et0Wa lnkibefis ,abou
e miles lEom Maryland, where they havi