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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13
PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUH
AND PICTURE GALLERY.
(BroadtUay, opposite the City Holly

A DOLLAR'S WORTH FOR i25s CENTS.
SNOW WHITE NkGROES.
just arrived from Brazil Negro Boys (seven and
old perfectly white with pink eyes woolly hair
white ith the fiat and thick lip. of the African
shd,en the most extraordinary beings They
have End be
whole day and evening" they remain this week only
variety Of Singing Dancug Yankee Stories, Negro Songs
BaoJo Extravaganza, Sc BY MIR. Lul, Mr.. Linton Mr.
Kean, Miss Adair, La Petite Cerito &c.
MAD AME ADOLPHE
be privately consulted all hours regarding the Past IRE
sent and She has ben consulted and recommended by
eminent GLIDING n. p Willis E.q editor Of
tn. New Yorx Mirror
Admission the whole l2L ceatsone shilling extra for
corsultu z Madame AdoIhe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

L PREMIUM COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, No 25l
Broadway lover Mr. Tsnneys yewelry store above Murray
and door Pesle's Museum New York These
pictures having been awarded the First Pre- NUNS and Highest
Honor by the Amer and Franklin Institutes, the
beautiful ypes exhibited and the
bishment having been greatly enlarged and improved
traits will hereafter be taken here lin any weather) the
duced charged for ordinary work other pces-cop
sequenty need sit for inferior likeness the
score Of economy.
Photograph of lady, by Professor Pumbe the finest
thing Of the kind witnessed ~ Ledger, Oct I83
Plumbes Premium and German Cameras, Instructions,
Plates Cases &c &c forwarded desired point lower
rates than by any other mandatory. di2 lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

ASA b. PERKINS,
TAIL ORING ESTABLISHME N T /,
No. IS Cedar street,
Nav YORK. -, -,
GENTLEMEN who patrons this cash ment VIII
VI dsd advantage Of from 20 to 80 per cent over
those who purchase at other stores On tne eeo io
ofho who
Those preparing for the holidays would do well
cali examine the stock Of ashionabe DDS the above
establishment ais the before pnrchsss eew here.
B-There assortment hand OF Llo,ks and Over
Coats ready made. do lmsI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-13

HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL.
THE undersigned takes occasion inform his friends and
the public. that the Mansion House located in In.
2usdor street. No 81 in the vicinity Of the steamboat landing
arranged in the ueaest order,
is employed permits land pas engers
baggage &c who will board vessels Immediately after the visit
OF the officers.
n. D.-Vsors this Island should passport
the spanish Consul at the Of barkaton obvate diff
tculties and Inconvenience.
s2i smec WILLIAM FULTON
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
CINClNNATIMARKET.

FLoUR.-We have no particular change
to notice in this article. The demand
during the week has been brisk. The
whole receipts being taken up as soon
as in market at $2.56a2 2,-from canal
at tho city mills. There has been but
little sold; we arc advised of some small
lots being sold at 2.75.
Hoos.-There is but very few now
brought TO market,-goneralIy in small
lots which command from $500 to 2.25,
although we believe the latter figures
could be readily obtained for anything of
a good article, as there is several orders
for large amount not yet filled. There
has been something rising 100 900
slaughtered this season.
WHIsKEY.- The receipts have been
pretty large during the week, and the de.
mand has been equal to receipts, all be.
ing sold at l3Aal3s.
WHEAT.-Is selling a, 45 cts. with pret
ty good supply in market. Gin Eng.
Jan. 81.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

HoRRORs OF WAR.-COl Setuzier wa,
one Of the most able and efficient militia
~ officers in the French service undel
Napoleon, and from his Military memoir,
a correspondent of the New York Even.
ing Post translates the following. from
Chapter w., Battle Of Austeritz.
AT the moment in which the Russian
army was making its retreat, painfully,
but IN good order, on the ice Of the lake.
the Emperor Napoleon came riding at fulI
speed toward the The artillery: You are
losing time!' he cried; fire upon those
masses-they must be engulphed! Ere
upon the ice" The order gwen, remain,
ed unexecuted for ten. minutes; in vain
sevral officers and myself were placed
on the slope Of bill, to produce the
greater effect; their balls and mine rolled
upon the ice without breaking il up.-
seeing that, I tried simple method Of
93ieVating 8 howitzers; the almost perpen-
dlcular fall Of these heavy prcisctiles pro.
iuced the desired effect. My method
was followed immediately BY the adjoin-
ng batteries, aud in less than no time we
'urried is ,000 Russians and Auslrians
lnder The waters Of the lake.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
INFORMATlON WANTFn

A Woman who calls herself Polly Show.
left her TeGdencs on the % I'd Of JuIV,
le42,- supposed TO bs lost, and search
was made for 0 or 10 days iE succession
without any discovery Suspicion arose
against her bus band, BY sOms, OF murder.
Ing her, which has caused considerable
excitement in the country, end nothing
satisfactory was heard Of her until the
last Of November about fCGT months sf-
ter, we received information Of her in
Clinton county, Ohio, that she had been
there about the first of August, and since
THAI We have heard Of her in Highland
COUNTY, on Sugar Ridge, few days aE-
ter. She was still enquiring for Mays
vile. - -',-s -
Any person seeing this notice and
knowing any thing OF her, if they will
please forward any information' that will
lead 10 help 10 trace her, it will be thank.
fully received. G i've the information 10
the Pest Master at Kenton, Hardin coun-
ty, Ohio She is email women, low
and slender, not weighing more than 100
pounds, about % years Ofage, pale com.
plexion, dark hair and eyes, has q mels
on her cheek, and is lame in her bips, had
on, when she left, an old light color ed
calico dress, with belt soWed in il 10
lengthen IL; a green mareno cape. and I
sunbonnet with flairing front, and gath
cred behind, and tail piece sOwed Oh.-4
She has had two children-bOth dead. -
She is subject TO fits, and her mind much
impaired thereby. No c ause Of her lsaV,
ing home is known of. If'he Editors in
the South would copy and give thisa few
publications, it might lead to some discOV-
cry which is very desireable.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
fFrom the Cleveland Herald. /

"HEMLOCK GUM FOR SALE"
A few dsys since, there appeared al
Willoughby, Lake county, aad State Of
Ohio, trading swapping kind Of "a chap,
who had 'Hamlock gum for sOle.' Al
WilIoughby aforesaid is medical col.
lego, at this season OF the year, a q Odly
number of medical students are there
congregated. tar @ Aa.' eg ag
Our scheming pedlar, judging that
this Gum would find ready sale among
such community Of 'cOrn curers' and
'buck strengtheners,' offered the same TO
the said students. The said medical
students regarding the said gum pedlar a
proper subject to play hoax upon kind
y directed him 10 a room in the third
story Of the College, where he was as
Sured he would find sale for several
pounds of his gum ,eni 2
With prompt and eager step the said
room was found and entered and the door
locked as he entered. And here the
glazing eyes Of our horror stuck pedIar
beheld nought but dead men and dead
mems bOnesH Here were also beings
in human form, with shirt sleeves up
tuned cutting and carving the dead bod.
les sforesaid. ga 5H. aa ,iaa yurq
In sePulchral tone the terrified gum
seller, was thus interrOgatCd-, have yOu
Subject to sell.' Not knowing the sps~
ci6c definition Of word subject, when ask
ed in such place and by such persons
our pedlar Stammered out, Yes sir: | have
'hemlOck gum 10 sell.' With sterner
vsicO and uPIfted knife, he was again
interrogated-'Have you dead body to
selF The pedlar replied, oh! NO sii.'
Then we will make subject OfyOu--Of
with your bOois,' reioined the dissecteTs
Of humanity. Tie Pedlar believing that
upon his instantaneous efforts, were Sus-
pended life and death, made 3 desperate
rush 10 the door. 1t was fast. SeOiHg
an open window (Which had been open.
ed to ventila;e this charnel room, h0
made for that The students alarmed At
this unexpected turn Of events attempted
to head him. The pedlar regardiHgit
a hot pursuit, made the desperate leap
from the window of the third story Of the
College. Ja# .ee la+
But the pedlar iS not dead, although
the grouud was frozen and the elevation
sufficient we should think, to have BIO.
ken every bone in his body. No bones
were broken, we are told still he vas
badly bruised. A liberal subscription wSO
raised by the students, and he has been.
kindly cared for. After all. the .pedlaR,
took his 'Hsmlock Gum, TO good mar
keI, aud can prove the effieacy If Ruch
PIaslers' upon his own person. The siUz
dents don't want any more gum this
quarter. . ,a adi q. .5s-- oyeass
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

CAPTURE OF A Town IN MEXICO The
MadisOnian contains singular account
Of the capture Of Monterey, a small viii
lags in Mexico, on the Pacific coast, in
Octobe last, BY Com, JOnes, command.
ing the Frigate United States, and &C,
eomPsnied BY the SlOop Of War Cayne,
The Commodore, il seems, had heard some
Tumor Of declaration Of war against
Mexico, whereupon he made descen,
on the coast and summoned tho author,
tiles Of Monterey 10 surrender. He held
the place three days, and hearing intelli
Rence that satisfied him Of the adjustment
OF our difficulties with Mexico, il was re-.
stored 10 the proper offices in the same
condition In which il was Gound.-Siate
Journal.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
THE STANDARD.
eaoaeEroWN. EbsauARY J. ls4s.

CoisaEsu. Tie mOsi important news
W have from Congress is that the House
has passed the resolution (rspOrted BY
iha committee Of Ways and Means) that
ths Exchequer be not adopted. There
~srs one hundred and ninety three votes
nr.ihe resolution, and only eighteen a.
Rainsl Il. Previously to this vote, the
question was taken on the adoption Of
thsFsportOfths minority Of the commit
Tee, Cor inslructing Ssid committee TO 70
port 70 the House the Sub Treasury
scheme; and che vote Iesulted in los in
favor Ofthe iAstructiOn-and lis against
H. This shows that there is still q strong
parry 10 Congress that adheTes to the sub.
Treasury. u al those opposed to
ihs 'ObSoieto idea Of United States
Bank, would unite on the sub
Treasury, il could be carried through
Congress, and the President, BY assent.
ing 70 il, might bring to his support the
great democratic party Of the Union
We do not understand him 10 be personal.
y opposed 10 the principles Of the plan
but be bases his opposition upon the
ground that the people condemned it ia
ls40. We do not regard the result o.
the election then as an expression Of the
peoples opinion on this measure. Tie false
representation Of the federalistS that the
government had been badly managed
that the national treasure had beer
gTOssly squsndeVed--and their promises
Of VeIteuchment and reform, and Of re-.
Vlval Of national and individual prOspsri..
u had more influence in the election
than any considerations Of the various
plans by which ali this was TO bo accom-
pli1hed. But wO do not expect any such
uniOn in the present Congress, though
We do expect that President Tyler will
yet have such plan presented 10 him
Tor bis approval. The term Of tho pres
ent Congress expires on the 4th Of mex
Marchi Sndthers is now q fair prospect
that the next Congress will bs demo
ocFalic, when the sub. Treasury law vii
6ePaSSed, and, il signed by the President
willhaVe fair trial, which it has not yet
had. That tits practicable and will give
ReAsrAl satisfaction after such trial, we
have never doubted.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07


CoURF OF COAMON PLEAs.--the bill
fixiss the times Of holding the Courts o
Common Plsas has become law; and b.
AhtkIhg Il permanent, the Legislature hO
Cbyiaisd the necessity Of passing new
bill q every succeeding session. Th'
tImOs 6xed EOr this (ths lOlb) circuit arC
g follows. a H.h a'
Adams-isi Tuesday Of March. 81
Tuesday OfJply, 4lh Tuesday Of soptom.
Der. n -,
HighIaud-2d Tuesday Of March, 4th
TOsSdOy OfJuly, let Tuesday Of octo
bsL
Faystto-4th Tuesday Of Mmch, Cd
Tnssdsy Of August, Sd Tuesday Of oClO
bsr.
Clermont-2d Tuesday Of April, 4th
Tuesday Of August, last Tuesday Of 0cl
sobsr.
R'Ovn-l't Tuesday Of may, Cd Tues.
dsy Of September, Sd Tus.d y OfNOvsm.
Ss'
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RRvoLUTloNARY ANpcDorr.-T, i.wsll

RRvOLUTioNARY ANEcDorE.-Tl is vel
remembered that reward Of E6OO was
offered for the head Of John Hancock.
When he signed the Declaration Of IDde
PeDdeqce, be did il with bold hand, in a
consPiucous manner, and rose from his
seat, aud pointing to it, and exclaim ed .
there John Bull can read nv name withS
gu. sPetGctes, he may double his reward +,
and ! put him at Defiance"
when visited Mr. Adams in Novem.
per ISIS, hiS hand iremhIed similar 10
stephen Hopkins, the Quaker patriot
from Rhode Island, who had been aflicS
90 With paralyiic stroke. Mr.. Adams
acted ss his amenuenais, aud asked him
u be should sign his name 10 the DecIa.
ration pf Independence for him. He re-.
Pllded' MOI 6ill sigRiE mysslt-.Jf We Re
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
SLY
MACHINE POETRY.
BY SPOONS.


"Man DGs made to mourn.''
On man! while in thy younger days
Thou dost not care darn:
You reckless run in mischiefS ways;
And will not wisdom larn.
Your daddy's and your mas advice
With up turned nose you scOrn,
And then, in after years you find,
THAT man was made to mourn
Look not alone on active youth,
Or manhoOd's rpensd age,
Man is but miserable at best,
No matter what his age.
But see him in his bOyhood's bloom,
Fore breakfast take horn
And he will find, ere many days, b..
THAT man was made 10 mourn
A few are fed with luxuries, . O..
Served up on pleasures platter;
But think not that dame Fortune does
Midst all, her comforts scatter;
For, oh! we find ih every land
Loaiers, with trowserS torn, .
And thread.bare cOats-which plainl,
shows
Th0t man was made to mourn
Oh, pointed are tho thorns of i'll
That pierce the breast, we find;
And yet we make them sharper still,
By fighting with our kind. '-
Then lOaferS fight; and pull the hair
That does the head adorn-
Mans inhumonity to man
Makes countless thousands mourn.'
See, yOnder poor, besOtted wight,
With nose SO flaming red,
COntHve 10 get himself q glass,
But cannot get him bread;
And see him, as he reals along,
All friendly warning spurn,
Unmindful though weeping wife,
And lofts OF babies mourn.
Oh sleep! the poor mans faithful friend,
The dearest aud tho best;
-
He has no peace, except that when
With thee he is at resi-;
And I'm but little bettOr of,
With on each toe a corn,
And rheumatism in my boots, 81
Which makes me sadly mourn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

are hung for signing il, you shall not
bs hung for signing il foE me.H
Mr. Adams, then, in imitation Of Hop
kius took his pen, olasped bis wrist with
his leN hand, went through the iFemg.
lous motion Of signing bis name, and ID
thelanguage Of Hopkins emPhatically said,
''If my hand tremtleS, John Boil will
find my heart won't. which Mr., Adams
said electrified all Congress, and made
the most timid firm Ia their purpose.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
.HIGHLY IMPoRTANT!

The journal OF Commerce has the FOL
lowing, which is deeply important, aud
will doubtless, enable whig editors, and
other enormous sinners. to breathe freeT
and deeper.
"THE TINE PROLONGED.-It is underN
stood that Miller and his associates have
recently carefully reviewed the calcula
ton upon which they found the prophecy
Of the pear approach of the end Of the
world. when an error was discovered in
the footing Of one Of the columns Of q
thousand years. This is very important
discovery just now. Il will dispel the
uneasiness about so sudden a 90 off, anC
give promise that we are yet 10 witnes!
ihe filling Of manay bubble and realize
tie enjoyment ofmany panic before
tho end Of all things. The ascension
rObss' with which meny Of the Milleriisi
on Long Island have provided themselve,
are not likely to be wanted.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

q GovEaNMENr PR1NTINa OFHIcE--Mr
Wise has reported bill @ the House Of
Representatives. 10 Congress fOr the sS-
tabIishmeni of public Ptiptipg Office TO
do the printing Of congress a I'D the pub
lie departments. Congress hsi better
leave this 10 private enterprise, II they
have economy in view.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

Political MOVEMENTS spite o
the enthusiasm Of the friends of Mr.. Clay
Ian enthusiasm which, we believe sincere
and which is quite natural,) we question
very much whether that gentleman ID
destined to b: the candidate Of the Wing
party in 1914. Efforts are made in vari.
Gus quarters TO supplant him by a candI
date who may be thought more availible,
especially in New England, New York,
and Pennsylvania. In those quarters,
certain politicians are busily engaged in
preparing the public mind for a sacrifice
like that WEIGH postponed or rather sup.
pressed the claims Of Mr, Clay at the
Harrisburg convention. AS partial con.
hrmatiOn Of the opinion which we ex.
press, we give the following extract from
the Boston Mercantile Journal, g con.
spiciOus Wing oTgaB: is
"In New England II is now past y
doubt, that he will be unable TO obtain
the vote Of single state. His nOmiAa.
ton in this commonwealth to the presi-
dency, carried discOrd and paralysis into
the Wing ranks. The enthusiasm of his
friends aud adheNnts are not responded
to BY the grea. body Of the people OfNew
England, who are opposed 10 his election
on various grounds, satisfactory. at least
to themselves. tits not only unwise, but
imPOlitic, TO press with psr.inacity upon
his cOunlymeu the claims, Of this dis.
tiDguished indivieuSl to that high OiFice."
WGshingtOH Sentinel.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
SALRs OY PupLrc LAnn. nn .

sAIHs o. PunIrc LAND..-By tho an
nnsl report Ofths commissioner Of n.
General Land oaics, it suUs,,. ,ho, -,
during Iho calender year ls4l ,bs .sl.. a
Ofpublic land amounted to ls4 .7Se :.
e!ss he pS'cbass money to 81 ,4es asa
shd ihe FscsiPts into the Treasury on a.
sean' ihsreoE 10 1885, ,697 40.
During The first three quarters Of III,
ys.f 1912 the sales amounted to $50
y seres, tho purchase money il al.
w aAd the receipts into the Treas
ssI'0e lOsl .sss sS. .2
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

Coon ADgIcE---Be and continue poor
while olherslaround yOu grow rish By die,
honesty, Let others 6il the Offices that
can only be obtained by.means Of SeFvii.
", Wrap yourself in yonT OWE visFue, and
seek a friend and daily bread. lin such
course you have grown grey, with un.
blemished honor, bless God and die.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

The Lower House in Kentucky have
recOnsidered the vote On1hei APPEaiss-
ment Bill. TtwGs lost by al tie. The
vOie stood AZ to AZ. On Friday the Bill.
passed BY three majority. We feared this
result; but we suppose the Senate will
vote down any and ell flaws, which arc Of
a tempory relief character. T s'5af<-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

Love, accordingto Napoleon, 'is tho
occupation Ofan idle man, the amuse.
ment of q busy one, and the shipwleek
Of sovereign We like Paul de KOck's
definition of much better. He says:-
Love is the perPetual dream Of youth,
the recreation Of maturer years, and the
remembeTance Of old age.-Cin. Cas- ~
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

There isa rumOr that the Navy De.
partment has recalled Commodore An
CNtesby Jones, commanding the U. s.
squdron that took Monterey, supposins
that Mexico and the United States were
ct war. @
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

ELECTING LAWYERS, IA Mr.. Parker.
a member Of the Texan Congress- from
Houston. county, has introduced = bin
providing that but two lawyers shall bs
allowed 10 practice in each county, and
that they shall be elected By tae peo-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

..ss...... -. CAss arrivedai Columbus on Sat.
s:.l ~ g g. as!h. $ and ~. there o. We'd.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

INDIANA U. s. SENATOR. EDWARD
a. HANNBOAN, democrat, was elected u
States Senator BY The Legislature OfTndi
ana on the 24th ult., by seven majority
over o. H. Smith, the present whig senA
IOT' and two majority Of,he whole vote.
Gen. Howard waS the democratic nomi.
Hssi but after Eve Intellectual ballotings
his friends dsSpaired Of elOcting him
and took up Mr. HannegSn. The ballot
ing resulted as EoIloWs: ahh s'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

EdwsSe \. HannegOn, having received
mJoAst, vas declared duly elect.
-.
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ond advent" the subject Of temperance
"Bripgsm "Briggs!n "BIiggsw was
echoed and re-schoed from the multi.
lude but Mr.. Briggs Prudently absquat-
ula ted through the back passage Of the
building; and after several vain efforts lS
get up an orator, the crowd dIspefBed,
delighted with the success OF the hoax.
The author and executor Of this caPilal
| Joke upon the morbid curiosity Ofthe en-
frightened population Oftbe Federal City,
is Mr. James A. Beveridge, late Of the
incorruplble trinity Of the "Straighl'Out
Harrisonan" Of Columbus, Ohio. To
the credit of Mr. Beveridge we must say,
that be has repented Of his sin in the
part he enacted as an editer Of theStraight
out .Harrisonian, and that in his genelal
character be has muc h improved. In re.
ference to this hoax upon the "ssCond
advent" the only expense inflicted was
the steamboat fare Of some hundreds Of
visitels from Alexandra, and few scores
from The adjoining counties, together
with the following bill against Uncle Sam
which we spprehend will be presented by
Com. Ellsworth, Of the Patent Office, TO
wit:
For erecting the barricade, $25
For pay to police officers in
atte ndance, say one doz<
en-, at 50 each, 3d
For clearing off the tobacco
spitlle from the checkered
pavement-the flight OF
stone stairs, and the plat.
form Of the porticO, IL me-
groes ns'balf day, at so
cents each, g
For the freight of the Com
missioner and official dig.
nitaries, from the tearing r
down Of the barricade, SO
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07
THE EXCHEQUER

Was Tssumed, on The amendment Ol
Mr., Gushing TO Flllmore's resolution,
striking out The word "NOT' from NE
resolution. that the Exchequer be NOT
ndoPled. Mr. Gushing took up the thread
q hls argument n'fayor Of Mr. Tyler
Oae great motise Of the President in o.
ging this Exeheguerlupon Congress was
TO relieve himself Of The distressing re-
SPso.nrslhiliIy Of 9 complete discretion over
lhe PUBLIC yTeasuEY; another motive was
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-02-07

WASHINGTON, Monday, Jan. 90, le4S.
Editor Ohio Statesman:
We have had arare treat. On Satur.
day last ahand bill was found posted Of
the street corners, the contents of which
are as follows: ....,.......