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Tell your neighhor that the present
whig House Of Representatives in this
Stale, voted against making bankers in-
dlvidually liablt, either in whole or in
part.
Tell your neigh Dor that they voted a.
gainst requiring bankers to pay in the
capital stock of their banks in specie.
Tell your neighbOr that they voted a.
gainst making bankers liable to the peo.
pie for the amount Of stock they may
own.
Tell your neighbor that they voted a.
gainst penitenlIary clause, to punish
bankers for stealing the capital Of bank.
Tell your neighbOr that they voted a,
gainsI the law prohibiting bankers to act
as shavers and brokers; and above all,
Tell your neighbors that every whig
voted against the above amendments, and
every democrat for em.-Lpran Re
publican.
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LEGISLATURE.

The House hes indefinitely postponed
the bill to provide for taking the sense OF
the electors Of the State ss 10 the pro prize
y OfhOlding convention to amend the
Sd article of the constitution.
Here are the preamble and first section
sf the bill, which will explain its OBJ
jsCt.
Whereas, by the existing constitution
Of this Slate,th number Of judges Of the
supreme court cannot exceed four, who
ere eonslltutiODally bound 10 hold court
ia every county in the State once in each
year, two being necessary 10 constitute
quorum, an amount Of labor which they
ere inadequate 10 perform, BY means OF
which, justice is greatly delayed, imper>
tectly administered, and IFS attainment
TendsTd enormously costly; the courts be.
ing continually obliged, for want Of tim Q,
TO continue cases against their own will
end aeaInst the wishes Of all parties con.
eeFned; an ipconvenience which has aris.
en- from our great andunpvece donted in.
crease in wealth and population but which |
is not the less severely felt on tha. ac~
count; and whereas, the people Of this
Etste are entitled to- speedy, cheap aud
sAsetual iusticey which the present iudi-
eiary system il inadequate 10 afford being
asIiitle suited 10 their circumstances Is
he tiny Ratments Of child TO the limbs
af tha faii grown man. and whereas the
people ought 10 have the power, BY their
authorized SCENTS in the general assembly
70 increase the judiciary force as the ex>
iesncIsS ol the case may demand there
fore.
Erc. !. Be Il enacted by the General
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From tho Ohio Statesrn an
WASHINGTON CORRESPON.
DENCE,
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jan. ls, 1914.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

" AOg Az
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The House works most industriously
Ths committee Of Election this morn.
ing, on motion Of Mr., Elmer were allow
lowed = clerk for twenty days.
The committee of Ways and Means re
ported this morning, tho Pensioners bill
the bill for The Navy, the FOTtifcatioI
bill, for the sustentalion of those dos
partment for the fiscal year ending July
let, lS45.
Reports we're made from the commit
tee on Claims, on the District of Colum.
bia, on The Public Lands. on Private
Land Claims, on Naval Affairs, on For
eign Affairs, on Revolutionary Pensions
on Invalid pensions, with which reports
we're connected a number Of bills, but
OfnO general consequence.
A joint resolution was reported in re-
laiion 10 bids for mail contracts. As un.
derstOod il proposes to give the discre-
tion TO Mr.. Wickliffe to accept bids that
are not lowest, It the interest of tho De
parlment should suggest. Referred TO
the Post Office committee.
The Western WdterS.-The regular
order was the unfinished business Of yes.
terday, and this was announced TO be the
re. consideration Of the vote by whichMr-
ThommassOn's resolution was adopted
providing, that the committee of Ways
and Means, shall estimate aud report an
item in the proper appropriation bill, for
keeping all the boats in the snag service
on the Mississippi, and those In progress
Of erection, in active employment in the
removal Of Instructions for the current
fiscalyear
[MesSrs. Bowlin Of Mo-, Stewart and
Ingersoll Of Pa. Kennedy Of Ia, and
Holmes offs. G. spoke in favor Of the i'm
Of the western watsrs. Ad,
lourned.l
SENATE, Jan. l6.-A report from the
Treasury department was laid before the
Senate, embracing the estimates Of the
exports and imports of the United States
for the year ending Oct. lSt, ls4S. Or.
lOred 10 be printed,
Mr.SIurgeoD presented the resolution.
II the Pennsylvania Legislature, concern.
ing Gen. Jackson's fne. Mr.. s. hoped
lhe committee Nould report back the bill,
that it might be acted on without de-
lay.
Petitions from various quarters were,
presented on the subject Of The post Office
extOrtiOns.
~ was agreed on among the parties
1oICe'heu' y. mat the question Of indefin.
,.e1y 1s,yy Pes!pONlng the consideration Of Mr. |
= Du.les y. resolution for reducing the
iariH 10 the standard of twenty per cent.
should be taken up in consideration S' ~"
morrow ct o'clock, A debate i ~
psctsd thereon.
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MURDER OF Mr.. SPRAGUR.-In Rhode
Island. The PrOvidenCeJOurnal Of SaluT.
day says, the men charged with the
murder Of Mr.. Sprague were further ex-
amined the day before by Henry L Bowen
Esq, Justice Of the Pc ace. Albert G. &.
Greene, Esq, for the State, and Samuel
Curry and John P. Knowles, Esqs, for
the prisoners. The examination was 10
private.
John and William Gordon we're COM
mitled for trial at the March term Of the
Supreme Court. The examination Of
O'Brien and Nicholas s. Gordon was
further adjourned until next Monday.
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The States oC New H,mpshire, Yer

The States or New Hampshire, Vsr-
mont, Rhode Island, Connecticut, North
Carolina, New Jersy, and Delaware, are
entirely, out Of debt, and several Of them
have large surplus funds on hand.
THE Work OF REFoRM.-The people
Of Michigan, at the late election, have
ratified, by vote Of ten 10 one, an a.
Of their constitution, proVi-
ding that no act ofthe legislature borrow
ing money shall be valid unless submit,
tod to- and sanctioned BY majority Of the
people ;and that such an act shall EN-
brace but one subject, and that the money
borrowed shall be applied to no other OBJ.
iect. The amendment, however, reserves
to the Legislature the power TO borrow
TO defray the actual current expense Of
the State Cove rnment.
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We remember a story of Incledon the
once famous vocalist, that fits an "Affair
Of Horror" mOsl'capItalIy. Poor IncIe :
don was one Of The unsophislicaled, aad
said and did great many things out of
sheer simplicity that had been much
better left unsAid aud undone.--
Something Of this kind gave offence to a
gentleman with whom Incledon happen.
ed 10 fall in company, and The offended
party resolved upon satisfaction. He
sought out the singer accordingly, and
was lucky enough to find him enjoying
his bottle Of port, one fine afternoon, at
a noted hotel. "Mr Incledon," says the
waiter 80 gentleman wishes to SEQ you,
sir" ''ShOw him up, them" said Incle.
don. "Sir," said the visitor, in tower
ing passion, elm told that you have been
making free with my name in very i'm
proper manDer, and I've come 10 dsmand
satisfaction" After some parIeying, 10 :
cleden rOse, put on his hat, and. planted
himself al one side Of the room, began
warbllng "BlaCk.eyed Susan," in his
most delicious style. When he had fin
ished, "There, sir" that has given com
plele satisfaction TO several thousand, and
if you want any thing more, I've only TO
say, you're the most unreasonable fellow
ever met with"
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THE LOST TRUNK FOUND, AND
ABOUT $4,000 OF THE MONEY
RECOVERED

The Pomeroy Trunk was found Friday
evening, the 18th, in Rvington street,
New York. and was detected in the fol
lowing manner, according to the Journal
Of Commerce.
1t appears that $500 note ofthe Mer,
chants Bank ofthis city wos sent by the
Bank Of New York to ;he former in ex-
change, where it was recognized as ono
Of the lost ID lis in that trunk. Tbs bill
had been deposited in the Bank ofNew
York by Won Ssht g. Co., ofNO ID Ced IT
street, who received it from a Mr. Lickner
who paid it TO Won Seht s. Co., for
goods, &c.
Information was given'tO the Mayor of
the above facts, who, with Judge Taylor
and Mr.. Clarke, [ths Mayors lst Mar
shaD Immediately repaired TO II Cedar
st. and there learned the resd ence Of
Lackner to be at No 80 livingston at,
in the basement, Judge Taylor and off
Ger M'Grath went toRivingtOn st to watch
the premises, for the arrival af Lackner,
In The mean time, First Marshall Clark
arrested Lackner in Cedar 81, aud suc'
ceeded in getting him before the Mayor,
who fully committed him. As soon as
Lackner was arrested, the Mayor direc-
ted Judge Taylor to search his premises
in Rivington 81, and there found that very
trsnk, and about $4,000 ofmOney.
The most sing ular part of the dScove
ry is that the above bill was the only one
in the trunk that could have been en-
:ilied.
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MosT MELNANCHOLY.-The Buffalo
Commercial Advertiser says it learns
from the last Adrian Wach Tower, that
the dwelling of Mr.. Fox. situated on
the southern Railroad, about seven miles
west of that place, took ere on Tuesday
night, and was burned to the ground
The wife Of Mr.. Fox was consumed in
the flames and nothing remained Of her
but few chared bones. MIR. Fox was
so burned that he is not expected to live.
They we're both young, and but recent
~ married.
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Take N Office.

HNHAT pplicslioD will be made 10 the
Commissioners OF Brown county, at
their next meeting for jury to OviOw and
lay out a road, commencing a, the Turn.
pike OH the the line between Agnes aud
Ulery, thence north 10 division line be.
tween Peter Rock and ThOmss Kelly,
thence on the line of said Rock and Kel>
ley TO the county road running west from
Larymore's, thence east with said road 10
The division line between Larymore's on
The Downey survey, thence with said di'
vison line N, toOus, thence TO John jude
kins, thence on the same Downey sure
vey 10 the corner Of the widow Davis
land, thence on the division line between
Joseph Hallsled and the the widow Da-
Wis, to the county road leading from
StrouP,s TO Fayeitville, thence with said
road to near the dwelling house Of said
widow Davis. thence-to to Hallsted's Mill,
thence crossing the east fork, at said
Mill, thence up said stream TO John. Ad-
ans, thence northerly course along
township road leading from BOyIes Mill
10 the Clinton county Inns, and 10 ferni-
nate on road lately Surveyed ID Clinton
county, which ends a or pssE thS tts1 q.
'Pslsirk E6bya IL ~ tid ~ s'Nfse 2
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assembly Of the State Of Ohio, That IT
shall be The duty of the judges and clerks
Of elections. in every election distrist IN
this State, 10 open poll on the second
Tuesday iEO October mex, and take the votes
Of the qualified electors for or against
convention to amend the third article Of
the constitution Of this State.
The following is the vote on the indefi-
nite posponement.
YEAS-Messrs. Alexander, Arlher-
ton, Brand, Bryson, Downing, Duncan,
Fisher, Foot, GliDes, Gunckle, Harsh,
Harvey, Hawkins, Johns, Johnson, Kaler,
Killer. Kelog, Martin of Fsyette, Martin
OF COlumbianna, McCleary, McMsken,
Means, Morse, McBeth, Mcfarland. Nc
Ilrath Mcmillan. Noble, Parsons, Riley,
Shane. Sharp, Snyder, Wakefield, White
Of Licking, Vanmeter, and Spesker-3S
NAYS Messrs. Archbold, Bennett,
Carle, Cassidy, Clark, Craighill, Carey,
Claypool, Coombs, 'CFpnl, Dunn, Ewing,
Filson, Green, Guiberson, Hetrich, Law
renee, Medbury, Lyers Manning, Parmely
Phelps, ROOdebusb, Sargent, Smart, Smith
Waggoner, Warner, White Of Brown, ,and
Willoz-30.
On the 20th the House passed the bill
to erect tho county of WyandOtt, and TO
alter the boundaries of the county oi
Crawford. The vote on the passage oI
the bill was yeas a, nays 81.
Mr.. Brand, from the committee on
Roads, &C., reported back bill to pro-
vide for the election Of supervisors oI
roads by the citizens Of each road dis.
trict,with amendmenis,which were agreed
TO, and The bill ordered to be engrossed
l and read third time on Monday next
Mr. Hawkins, from the Judiciary CON-
mittee, asked and Obtained leave to be
discharged from the further cOnsidera-
. ton of petitions for altering the law
Furnishing theves.
. On tho 22d the House indefinitely
} postponed the bill from the Senate, ere,
ating the Office of township collector.
Jan. %. The House passed a bill
supplementary TO tho act regulating
, weights and measures. Also a bill fix.
ing the time of holding the Supreme
! Courl in Ohio for 1874. Aud bill tr
b make permanent transfers from heGen
s eTSl Revenue 10 the Canal Fund.
/. A bill has been introduced into th'
: House 10 prevent the further increase o
D the public debt. and 20 ascertain the ex
, act amount thereof.
} Both branches Of the Legislature are
EnOw very busy in considering The various
subjects before them.
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AN AFFRAY-Loss OF LIFE.

On the 9th inst, an afFray took place at
Fairfield, Green county, which has re-
suited in the death of one Of the parties.
A man named John Parsons, was indebted
to Isaac Miller, and had horse which
Miller claimed on promise Of a bill oI
sale. Refusing the aid Of the law, Mil
ler proceeded with his son, about 22years
old. to Lake the animal BY force. He
said his son was a good fighter. and in"
vited some neighbers TO go along and see
the fun. Parsons refused to give up the
horse, and Miller and his son brought
him out Of the stable. A violent alteration
ensued, when Parsons seized cllb and
fell both the Miliers to the ground by
blows over the head. The old man is
since dead, and the son is in very dan
gerous condition, with his scull fractured
CT. Gdz.
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"ResolDed, That we rebudiate the
LocOfoco doctrine Ofs'indiVidual respOn.
sibili'y," 4" in banking; the experience OF
The last three years, has proven itan i'm
practicable humbuq, in no wise calcuh'
ted 10 supply The people Of the State with
a currency Independent Of that Of o,hef
States ever which we can have no con-
troll"
Democrats ma TX this bold stand Of the
coon ParIy.-Statesman.
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From Ihe Albany Arpns

To such base uses do we come at lGsi /!
The Hon, Wm. G. Rives heretofore claim
ing TO be profeSsed Virginia Democrat
of the strict cOnstruc'iunist faith, avOws
his determination, ia lsbored letter thro'
the whig papers, To support Me-. Clay for
the Pres idency-wiih the entire range
of his Iatitudinalian doctrins-raiher
than 60 for Mr.. Van Buren, democrat
Of the Jeffersonian school!
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30

Governor Chambers, of Iowa, in his
annual message to the Legislature ,ex-
presses a belief that the poPula lion Of
that Territory is large enough to sntitls
it to admission into the Union as State.
He recommends the Legislature TO take
the necessary steps to ascertain ths wish.
es of the people on this subject Phil.
Saturday Courier. ..-..,
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SIIICIDE.

The Maysville Eagle furnishes US with
ths paiR(ul intelligence that Wm Sutton
Of Scott county, Ky, gentleman Of
excellent character, committed suicide
by hanging, about two weeks ago
observation-disclosures
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30

MR. SPANGLER's DECLINATION.
A part Of our last weeks edition con.
tanned postscript announcing that Mr..
SpsnglSr, the whig nominee for Govern
or, had declined the nomination. We
have since seen his letter of declination,
in which he says that he cannot, in any
event, withdraw his time and attention
from private business. He does not SAY
that ho OPrrehended that tho people did
net desire, and would not require, any
Sfhis attention TO public business ;though
il is suspected that such considerations
we're no! without much influence in in.
dusing him TO decline. This determin.
aliOn Of Mr.. Spangler will doubtless max Q
no difference, in the end, except that he
has put the whig leaders to the trouble
Of calling another nominating convention,
and thrown the hOnOrS of defeat upon 9th.
or shoulders.
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HEAR HENRY CLAY.
ibid AND ! DID NOT.
'IVOTED FOR THE TARIFF oils

IVOTED FOR THE TARIFF oils
l6, 1924 and 1892
See Mr.. CLAY's letter toGsn. BledsOe
under date of July %, 1913.
You are right, so far as the record is
concerned, that ! DID NOT vote for the
Tariff Of 1916 or 1924
SEQ Mr.. Claws letter to Mr.. Merri.
wether, Of Georgia, under date OF October
"a, ls43.-NOrristOVn Reg.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

SENATORIAL.
Joseph II Larwill, of Wayne county.
DOWty Utter, of Clermo ont.
CONGRESSIONAL.
1sl District, Clayton Webb, Of Hamilton
End Jsmss M. Dorsey, of Darke
T Sd r. ID. Forsman Of Green.
4th. John Taylor of Champaign.
5ih David Higgins ofLucas.
9Th Gilbert Beech Of Wood.
7rh John d. White Of Brown.
9Th Thomas Megrady Of Ross.
9Th Valentine Keffsr Of PicAaway.
4 10th James Parker of Licking.
lI:h John Barirum of Marion.
18th George Corwine Of scioto.
18Th Cautious G. COvey Of Morgan.
18th Isaac M. Laming of Gesuga.
18th Waller Jameson Of Harrison.
10Th Sebastian Bralnsrd 'Tuscarawss
l7th James Forbes Sr. Of Carroll,
18th Neal Mccoy of Wayne.
18th Milo Stone Of Summit
20tb Benjamin Adams 6f Lake.
q 2lst Stephen N. Sargent of Medina
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-30

9TThe address of fthe democralicSlate
convention is commenced on the first
psgo Of this paper. Though long, the
address is very interesting and impor-
tant, end we shall endeavor to publish
the whole Of it by piecsmeal.
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DIED.

On the Gath inst. in Winchester,
MARTHA JANE daughter of the Rev.
John Meek, aged ID years, month and
q dlvs.
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ana Guardian EtWNd McDanlel,
vs..
Sally Ann Jones', Diana Jones, Louisa
Jones, Andrew Jackson Tomas, D,bO-
rah Jones, Rosuna Jones, Macy Jones
and Elac jones.
SAID Defend1nls will take notice that
a Petition WAS tied dngainst them in said
court ON tbs 9Th day OtJ4nu4ry 1914.
aud is nowspending,w herein partition and
assignment Of dpweroa are dsmanded of
the following real estate to wit: In lots
Nos. Is, 81, lis aud l73 in the town Of
Aberdeen said county, and also Of lot
lying in sad town between lots Nos. Ia
and l40-oad that at the next term Of
said CAuri application will be made by
The Petitioner for an order that dover
be assigned and partition made Of said
premises. MARY JANE JONES, by her
next Erie nd &C. EDWARD McDANIEL.
DAVID G. DEvORE, ATTY.
Jan. 9Th, 1914.
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FEDERAL CONVENTION.

The federal State committee have call.
ed delegate convention to bS held in
Columbus on the @2d day of February,
and the whig papers say that il is not ex.
Pocted that thera will be large conven.
1iOn, 40 ii is preferred that their surplus
funds should be teServed dto enable them
TO spread documents among the people
before the election. If they carry out
this design, we shall probably have some.
thing more tangible this year than we
bad in ls40-Something "fOr The public
sys"-printed paper instead of blank
neutrality-suspicious. instead Of corn
dodgers and hard cider--and federal ar.
isiOeFGcy instead Of log cabins. We
hope they will carry out their design.
end giVOlhe documents. All that is wanted
to enable the people 10 vote undsrstan-
dingiy Is 4 correct view Of federal prin.
-sipleS. Let this be had, and We fear
Ast the result.
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A Io!ter from Providence. r. 1, 10 ths

IUIVF IFUW FTOVIdence, h. rs 70 Ihe
N. Y. Herald, says:
"The story relative to the death Of 4hs
Rev. Z. X. Avery, aud his alleged con-
fession Of the murder of Miss Sarah Cor
nell, at Fall River, and two other females,
is all humbug' We called upon The gen
lleman who Il was reported had received
the letter, and he disavoWed ell knowledge
II ii.n ~ ,a.sa
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DEATH OF LACKNER.

Lackne. was found on Monday, jan.
Is, about 5 o'clock, in his cell, suspend.
ed by the neck. Every attempt was
made 10 restore him to life, but without
success. So ends this affair.
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sMALL POx.

We learn that the two cases OF Small
Pox in town are very mild ones, and the
patients are doing wsll.'
Ohio statesman. Z
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THE. IssUE--LET THE PEOPLE
TOOK OIIT

Thousands orwhigs declare themselves
in favor Of making bankers indiU idually,
liable for theft debts, and dsbelieve that
theis parry can possibly be opposed to so
yholesome a principle. But mark the
following. resolution pissed at a Wing
county meeting at Elyra, Lnrain cOuuty
and copied prominently into the Journal
IOf This citV.
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WANTED.

A T this ofice, boy to distribute the
AStandard 10 subscribers in the coun.
try. Two or three days riding in each
week is required. A horse will be iurn-
ished.
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OTThere 10 a woman in Boston l04
years Of age, who attends church regu-i
larly- su 1adsa as q
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FoR GOVERNOR OF ONO,
DAVID TOD.
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e.rTbe Legislature of Indiana adjourn ,
I'D OH Monday the 18th inst.
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STATE OF OHIO, BROWN COUNTY,
Court of Common Pleas. p.nr,-,o,

Mary Jane Jones, by her next Friend
and Guardian EiWtrd M;Daniel,
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P. s. The President has declined
furnishing the House with the late Min.
isterial correspondence, on the subject Of
the title and claims Of the U. States to
Oregon, because a special ambassador is
daily expected TO take up the matter in
negotiation. And, mark it, as sure as
we admit Ofa flaw in our title, and when
this is admitted, another surrender will
be the natural consequence.