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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
SIIERlFF SALE.

NY virtue Of a writ OF ri. f.. es 10. is.
Ito me directed By the court OfCOm.
mon Pleas Of Brown county Ohio,
will OGsV for ssle in the town Of Ripley
ou the l2th day Of August, 1914, be.
tween ten and 4 o'clock an said day, the
following property to wit; One steam
engine and boiler. Tn DO sold as tbs
property Of WIN. K. Burt Atlhs suit OI
Thomas q. GAVlnTd g. CT.
SheTiifs ofica July 80. 1914.
Wm. SHIELDS, Sp'nB. c. o.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
SHERIFFSALE.

BY virtue Of 4 Wri, OfVsnditoni Expo.
mai. to me directed BY tho cour, OF Com
mon pleas Of Brown county Ohio, | will
Offer for sale Al the house olVincen,C CTabh
IN Pleasant township Oh the Orb day OI
August 1874, between 10 aud 4 O'Clock
on said day the folIowing goods and chat
IIeSiO wis Two Wagons, ono black
horse, one gray horse, one BAY horse. 8,
one bay mare. To be sold as the prop
erty Of Vincent Crabb at tho suit Of thc
State OfOhiO for tho use Of the Iunt
Commissioners Of Brown county.
Sherids office, July 80. 1874.
WM. SHIELDS, Sh'H B. CO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
THR kHERlFF AND 1HE WIDOW, ,

TIE Por Gibson HOsald tells . good
ulogV a which an AlabsRi sheriff 10 the
hSio. q toll6ws-"CoaSt WHs 10 session,
~ amid ths multiplication ct business
which. crOH ded upon him Al term time >
ksOiopped At The dOOE Of q Oauliiul Wid-
% on lhe sunny ide Of 80, WhO by The
way, hsd ouen bestowed melting CLAM
essuPop the Shst,f sfoTsssld. he vas
adn.lt.sd, and sn0n the widow appesTsd;
the confusion aud delight which tho a..
rival Of her vision had Oeeus'Oned, Sst on
toh rreAisL advantage Ihsn Usual the
eapliVallDR charms Of the WidOS NJ
tlsh cheeks bore the beautiful blended
Inns iof tho Spple blOspOm--her lips re-
'.mll' d toSs buds upon which the NOR
A,nR dew Yei lingered,a ,aRd her eyes were
Ilks,ths quHers Of CUPID, the gIsuce Of
lOeVs snd Tenderness WiIh which they
wtre ffi!ed, resembling arrows that onl!
aSai,sd a6as beau tpUrdOn the Punl 10
% flH execution. AiIOI few common
placa temsrks-- ..a
H''Alsdam,' said tho mstIeT-of-isc'
sheIlti,'l have Sn attachment lot you.
Aitsrpsr blush than usual man led The
cheeks Of the isir widOw--WiIh. down
est eyes, whose. glanceS were can
tn upon her hesnillUI feet, half con-
saIed ~ btr flowing drsPeTy, gently
psiIinR the -four, she, with equal candoE,
replied
"Slr the attachment 10 TeciPTOcsl."
For some time the Sheriff main,ain
cd an sstomshed silence; al last he
said
"Msdaln, will you proceed IO Court
'.PTOCtSd 10 CouH!' replied tue ludy
with merry laugh; their . l king he
bsautitul head she added, "No SiTH
tbengh Ihrs is leap year, will not TAXI
sdvanIsge, Of The Incense therein grantee
10 my sex aud therefore greatly prefs
that sou should pr0cecd To C0unw
"Bul, madam, the Justice il waiting ;
9lLet him wait, an not disposed Il
huTrV matters in such an InbscOmi inI
manner, and be sides, sir, when the CeTe
mony is performed wish you 10 under
stand that prefer q minister 10 Jus
tieS Of the Peace"
"MadOm," SAID he, rising from hi
chair with solemn dieuity, ".hsrs is
gEes, mistake here, my language ha
besn misunderstood, he attachment q
which speok was issued from the ofic
Of Esquire c. commands mo to briu
YOU instantly befOre him, TO sRSUeT
contempt Of Court ia disobOying DuI
ppna in the case Of Smith W. JOnOS!"
d We drop lhs curtain.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Administratrix's Sale.

TINE undersigned will offer for sale in
II HigginsPOrt on the l2,h dsy Of Au,
gust 1914, At tho house Of the late resi-
dsnco OG James Collins deceased vari
ely of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
FURNITURE To bo sold Is the goods
and ChattIes belonging 10 The esisio o.
James Collins deceased. A credit Of
months will bO given on all sums OVelIhreC
dollars.
The sale will commences al 8 O'Clock
A. N. UnA continue from day TO day IN
Ill said property is all sold.
ELIZABETH COLLINS,
Administrators OG James Collins decd
July l2.h, 1874.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
NATURALIZATION.

"THE REMEDIES WE PROPOSE
ARE--TO EXTEND TUE PERIOD CT NATUR
AMsATION To ~ YEARS:
10 eject nOUS but natives 10 office;
To reject sVTeign interference IRON all
our IDslIIutiOns, SOCIAL, Religious g. PUIIt.
iesl."
3 This ~ the dUctriue cherished al Phila.
dOlphia, and 80 earnestly responded 10 in
the Senate; but al New York they 20 fIu-
thST; at one vi ;heir meetings thew
said.
ava d. sol' mnly raSolvs 10 oppose the
election Or SppOlnImsHl of any but AmeEis
can eitzsns 10 Office, aud hence forward
zee our united ttfrTIs aud unSParins zeal
oprOcure such an slIsrAtiOn in the nstur'
allEalion Law as shall exclude from the
tight Of SWlitsGe ell foreigners who came
iHlO this country after such lSW had pass.
ed"
The object oflhis society which whig>
aOTy has laken into favor, is 80 plainly Sst
IoTlh in the above HVOwalS, that il will
seed EO explanaliOn--iI is clear 10 the
su'Iesl c0mPte ehensiOn. But MI. Archer
is NOT alOns. in bis labor. Hear lbsNsw
York American, al AOlO federal pa
Per.
: I'VE honor the manlineSH With which
Mr.. Archer. q Se0AtUr from VIrRin,S, meets
the question presented hy the memorial.
ista from PhIade lphia, Tor extending the
terms Of prObSIOu !Or foreigners, before
tbeycsn become natuTHlized, 10 twenty
one years."
= The Albany Ciiizsn,auSthsF Clay PaPsr
HIt is Sslablishsd cIoarly that sdOpled
citizens have proved themselves unworthy
Of the lights and privileges they enjoy
sad that therefore the memorial to Con.
areSs for The passage Of law which shall
ABRlDGE, not destroy, these sbused
privileges, cannot be considered % inIOl.
sEsnl Sn1 pTOscr.PlivS" &c. &c.
We have Said enough; the matter 10 lsGt
now 10 the workings Of the readers cool
judgment, Snd ifhs iSA true demOcrAl-if
be iS 3 nan after The fashion Of those who
gave Us the Declaration Of Independence
SOT political chaer-ths Constitution FORT
sNUspon,Of defence Sgains. the eRcroach. |
meats Of!hat power which in all countries
iScORslanlly seeking 10 Strengthen the
few alihO expense of the mGny-;f be has |
% spirit Ot the Revolutionary fathers,
Who a:d not sex from what cline cane the |
pAtnOt who stood at bic side in the battle.
AOld, and poured OUI his blood freely in
defence Of American soil and UaivOrsal
Right hS will rise indignant Al this llIsl
90. American institutions, and wish .SeoEa !
TOpel The disgTaesfnl PrOpOsiIlon 10 pTas
scribe class Of citizens for abe crime 81
being born on . foreign soil md undes :
dOspolS van. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Brown Common Pleas.
Alfred G. StittGE Mary E his
wife. 10 ehancsTy.
June 10, 1894.

wife. 10 chanesTy.
vs..
Josn Foster, widow and Nathaniel c. Foster
and others, ehildFeI, gland children and
heirs Of jeremiah Foster deed.
IN 1E petitioners have this day fled their
III bin in the Clerks once Of the above nam
cd Court, alleging that said Mary is chilli and
heir of JersmiAh Foster deed. who died thu
owner Of lots Nos. ~ and III in Ripley Brown
county Ohio that said Nary owns an uHdivi-
dOd eighth part thSrsoE,and they pray partition,
or sale ofsIid property, 60 that her interest
may be assigned 10 Them in SeveTAlty; that
some Of said Fosters heirs reside In Kentucky,
some in Psnnaylvsnia AK others IL WiscOn-
Itn Territory. Notice 10 hereby given said de-
fendsnts that at the next term Of said court
application will be made fOr the necessary or :
ders to effect partition accordingly; ell OF
which will more fully appear BY EsfsEsnes to
said Bill.
HAxEa 4 JoHNSrOS, Sole. for Psrm.
May l5tV. 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
STATE OF OHIO.
BROwN County COH. PLEAs.

| DROWN OOUNTY ION. FLEAS.
ii%.; Eis: 5. ma''i".1 I'"i'1T b. is vii. p.r.io.
James E. Andersen and Sarah w. An.
dsrsOn hia wife, William r. StranVU
FFances F. Strsnge, Frances v. Hey,
liE and John H. Thompson and Ruth
Thompson his wife.
NNHE abovensmed defendants will take
= notice that on The 10Th day Of June
1874 the petitioners filed in the Court Of
Common PleaS Of Brown county Ohio
their petition praying that dover may be
assigned 10 RulL Thompson, late widow
Of John Strange decd. and lLsI partition
may be made between the demand.
ants and the defendants according 10 tho
respective IN'eTesis in the following dc.
Scribed tract Of land Ia BrOwa county
State Of Ohio, on the waters OF White.
oak creek: Beginning At four naples
m the old Newmarket rOsd, thence north,
90 degrees west, 81 poles to two dog.
woods and elm, thence south "a degrees
west ITO poles 10 three naples, thence
south GO degrees east So poles TO a gum
and d"gwOO6, thence north 33 degrees
east ia poles 10 the Beginning: con,
taining SixIy four acres and eighty four
poles, part Of Bennett TOmpkinS survey
Of 1000 acres No. lO56 & that appllca.
liOR will be made ct the next term oil
laid Court iOr writ Of partition.
BY @. w.Kns Atty. for
Petili0Asss.
uRO ~, h0lAs
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Take Notice.

NkRM FOR SALE.-A valuable farm,
II containing one huadrsd and thirty nine
acres Of land, situated about four aud hall
miles ives: Of Gsorgstown, on the middle fork oil
BWllSkin, and wi hin n half mile Of Fees
buTgh, we'll WatIerod with never failing springs
For the purpose Of providing for paying my debt
duce) to be paid at or about the time OF sale
and the Other half to be paid in two yearl
payments, in money or produce, HS may b.
usresd upon. For further particulars. inquire
Of the subscriber on the premises. Possession
can be had Immediately IL desired.
'... GEO. M. MARTIN.
July ;, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13

lhx. FRxEiNcHUysES. III is we'll su.
theniissled by publications made in the
sass. that Nj Ffslinghuysen, the wbiR
candidate iOr Vice President, wss an Op.
panenG ofihs purchase Of LOuisiana-.sn
oppsnsnt OF the admission Of Missouri
q opponent of GsVERia--a high TsriN
man.-an anti "SGadsy mail man's--a
IoDss eonstruclionist Of the Constitutions,
and sdscided and uniform fsdsFslis / Of
Oho New EAelaRd School.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
eHANFF SALE.

Rf virtue ofs writ ofVsAditioui EXPO.
naa 10 ne directed BY the court Ol
CoMmen pleas 0f Brown County, Ohio
! viii lohsE IOS Sale on the public Square
10 GeorgetowA, on Saturday the ooh day
Of July lS44, between 10 and a o'cleei
on said day,O S"rVel mare. To be sold
as the property Of JOhA Hill Il the Suil
Of JaSsb anideE.
shsVitIs olics, July sth, ISA4. safl
WM SHIELDS, Sh'RB. GO.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
HOUSE ANDLoT
IN HIGolNsPIRT.

FOR SALE.-The subscriber will sell
al public suction in HiPginSrOrt On the
18th day Of August 1874. the west hall
OF IOt number l5O in the town Of Hig.
RinSPOTI, on which iS . frame dwelling
house. Terms made known on the day
Of sala.
J. Il. LAKIN.
July 81, 1874"
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Martha Jane Mckee q George ". kaEs
& Mary Lake his wife " s1N~
WILL TAKE NOTICE ~

TVHAT petition wss fled agaiAsS
them on the 18th day Of June 1916
in the Court OF Common Pless Of BTOWR
county Ohio, By VIM. B, Mckee end iS
now pending, wherein he demands pSEe
,iiion Of the following real eststS ts Wit,
Fifty acres oflsnd lying il said county
on the waters OF Straight creek Of which
JamesMc K eeJT. died seiSed, part Qfs suT.
vey OF 2OOOacFes in The Bsme d Joha
Tibbs No. 1886 g. l062aand lbat at The
next term Of said Court application will
be made By the ssid demsndanl for an
order that partition may be mSde oG
said premises and dover be ossieISa
therein. WILLIAM B. MCKxE, 81 HE
| Gusfdian and asxt friend
John Rslston, pstitioHeY.
DAyID @. DnveRH, ATTY.
I Juno le, lS44.--sw '@elssfsss"
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Notice.

At the next Term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas t. be holden in Georgetown Brswn county
Ohio, on the 10th day Of August 1874, will
apply to said Court to make an order VReatinE
the town plat Of OftlSrrisOnvilIs In Said county,
being sole proprietor theTsOf.
GEoRGE sIBBALO.
June 10, 1914.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Road Notice

TNHAT the county Commissioners, at their
j session on the hrst Monday Of June instant,
levisd fifteen cents on each hundred dollars, on
all taxable properly for Road purposes, and that
the said tax may be discharged by labor on the
Roads under the direction Of tho Supervisors Ol
tbs seSeraI road diSrictS,a at the rate Of seventy
ave cents per day. ra
JAMES J. SMITH, A. B.C.o.
ysno 10, 1874.
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Notice.

The undersigned will hereafter practice iswiT
pArtnsTShiP, in the several courts OF Brown eoui
iy D. Their Office is In front Of the court houS
where they willalwayGbe found, unless abssn
on Professional business. All matters eon6det
and pune tuality. T. L. HAMER.
S.W. JOHNSTON
May 9th, I04S.
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Land for Sale or Exchange

' NWO lots containing eighty acres each
In Lenawee county, Michigan, ,situats
about eighteen milsS fsOm TalsdO, aud half :
milsifom the TolsAo Aad AoFian Railroad -
The land istimhersd with oak, whitowood ne.
BILE and beach; and the soils rich.
AlSo,s lot containing eighty acres in Lucas
county, Ohio, about forty miles from Toledo, In
= section settled BY thriving farmers. This L
also timbeTed land, with rich soil.
Iwi sellall or parts Of this land on aceomms.
dating terms; or exchange II for farmiDRla and n
Brew neounty. FOrfulthsr nfOrma ton Inoulv.
~ the Standard OfhcO
Gs.rstswu, Feb. s.ls4i.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13

N1rlt Is ihs saslsss IhmR 10 the world
TO Cad laali, the nOSt dilhsUh 10 e0F'
rect il. ThssslOFU, unless We are able 70
improve upOn Others eOaduci, We should
be- vsT s1sGa, aIE - critieiss it.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Brown Common Pleas,

HIP. Irving aud Others Guar.
dian OfhOiTs Ofths MatgaTstJ ones Petition 20
decd. ". ell land.
Margaret lons'S heils,
THE petitioners have this day 6lsd their
petition in the Clerks Office Sfths above nam.
ed Court, StatIRG that their WaFds,--hsirs Of
JMaTga Iet Jones late Of Buckingham county
ViEgini0 deed, are the owners Of f97 acres Of
lAUd in Brown county Ohio, part Of survey
No, Il63 en- Straight creek; and praying said
COurt 20 authOEiSe said Guardians to sell the
sAme-Oeeauso y is necessary Eos the maiutsn.
ancs. and is for the benefit Of aaid W ards.a the
next Term OfSAid Court the pstItIOnsrs wil
ask for orders accordingly,
HAnER = JsHNSron, Sole. for Psss's,
Hay 18th, Is44.--6w
Blank Deeds
sale At the ofies Ofthe DemssraIi
Standard
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Tobacco.

4 AlATge quOnlity Sf excsllentC Cavehd dish
FObaccO, fOr sale, Wholesale or relail, q
my shop in 0sOFgstovn, atlOxsF prices
than II eaR be bought form Cincinnati.
JuAo 5, lS44. Al. IVY.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13

uhan iAsy hass hsaaashssss GsSl lau ipislsPai
~. NV = = ssHsPAes lsssespa sl1N leH,IsA''
shermana POOR mans FISstsF.
Only l2l eents, and warantsa betiss th6R ~
other Hasten for curing rhsen1Iism, ! mhages
path or Weokness IN Ne side, breast, htrks lpa
any para Of the body worn sp the Iowef perp
Of the spine, they cure lhe .piIls; dFaai esFRe
out by the roots in abOut two days Iholo
are the eheapss. and best pIast " n a. estIAs
Man, persons would not be With0ut thea far .
many doll 70 As they cost eeRtA They are
spread By machinery, and tbs enormous SIanti-
~ { over one milliOn is sold every ysaF. Rieh
and poor, high ard low, all agos and conditions
use them. They afford Such TuiCk and astoas
iShing relief thst some call them the MegiG
Plaster. J. w Hoxis, Fec M. Michael Mar
tin, GecFge D. Strong, ESQ B. CIomWill, 4
a multitude Of others, who have sxpsFsneed
such great AND decided benefit from The Eonuias
Sherman's Plaster, might E rsGered ~ Cas-.
tion is necessary, Sea that Jog get the gSDa-
in- Shermsn's Poor MANS PlasteTs. PIiased
directions are on the back Of each plasteV, witt
a facsimile Of DR.. ShemanS name. Man~
spurious and worthless imtN lions are hawRo.'
about they should always bo aVSided-tFu
none but Sharman's; his is sure 10 cure, GRd
alor g possesses the secret Of making Il.
These medicines are for sale at
Georgetown, by d. J. Stewart, It.la..
FsesbuFgh, Daniel Trout. ..~.
HamSrsIille, w. b. Wright.
Russelsvfiie, La mteTt N0wIand.
Ripley, Ridgway and Credits. a.,i an
Decatur, Thomas and West.
Fairview, ROSert Pattsn. fks"a. Pc.
Eckmansvil!e, John Morrison. f....
West Union, Wesley Lee.
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TAXES
FOR THE YEAR 1874,
THEAaUREn'a OFgIcn.l

Drawn Co, Ohio. a,
The taxes levied In said county loE Ne pres-
ant year. win hs as follows; For STATE and canal
purposes Mills; for County School and Poo :
house a Mills and for Road Il Mills; amOun-
ting 70 81 80 cts. on each enc hundrsd dollars
oa al properly subiO:t y taxation in said eOun-
ty, exclusive Of township mx, which v i'll be IN
Union Mil; Huntington 4 MlIll Byrd mill;
Jasks3n m ~, WashiBgton | mill; FEanklin
|Ii mills; Pleasant mill. Lewis l mill;
CIsrk mills; Pike ! mill; Sterling
tmills. Perry millSi aud iaseott mill 70 the
dollar. s--s
I will attend At ihs follow ing or usu-
II places Of holding elections in the Several
T9wnSh ips in sid county fOE the purpose Of re.
esivi1g taxes On he following days, % wit:
La No Q Lania On the 9nd a. SAINT. nnrn.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13

We are requested 10 anOunss TneHAs
SHARP Of AbsFdee as . candidate 70
Sheriff Of Brown county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-13
Lambs Wool Wanted.

The undersigned wishes 10 purchase quaMsi-
ty Of CHAN LSmbs' Wool, for which shs maYkss
Pfi co will be gives, At my Hat Store IN GsOrvs
JOHN KAY.
June 7,lOl4,-Sw
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0uULIuBV'W % @ STIH
And I win attend at my Office in GsoEgs town,
from the lst OF Oct. uiIil the Goth Of Dscsm.
bsr next for the purpose Of receiving taxes
from those who may wish topay them there.
Il is exPectel that all taxes will be paid a.
gainst the goth Of December, as no induI.
gsnes can De given after taAt time.
July 30th, 1874.
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Blank Deeds

sale At the ofiee Ofths DemssraIi
Standard
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-30

am satisfied that ws could carry ths Congres-
sional dis rlc as IL Ia cause has been streng h
ening here ever since the election and wi continue
to strengthen, though cannot have another opPoru-
mtg 10 display itself fully Tor Two years lnierwo-
YEA as sm with the Wing poliics OF this Congress
sonai disl rict feel intense anxiety 10 what
course things Will AXE, and now hope to shape my
course 10 make the most OF circumstances for the
good OF a cause which conceive TO be the cause OF
the county Among the candidates for the post Of
flee here, believe David Agnew would be faithful
public officer and best 10 uni the Wing party but
al the same time there arc other good men who are
applicants. ps,hsps equally good, and all that is now
looked for to quiet apprehension and feeling Is int
The appointment should be made. II canno, do us
any harm in our election as shall have candi'
date for Congress and shall not fail in Lsg'sis-
ture Some appointment at the earliest day Is, Nm
confident, called for, and hope Will DO made through
your exertioDs.
Horne AND BELIEVING THAT ! SHALL have THE
HONOR OF coHGRATULATisc roo ON THE Ara OF
MARCH, l645 AT YOUR MAUouRArIos, REMAIN AS
EVER
Your friend and obedient servant
(Signed) }. T.. WHARTON.
His Excellency JoHN TYLfR
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"a POSSIBILITY %

n
The Intelligencer Of this morning, soys tina, here
a 70 sis,lirr-noihing u iruss lha" pos
bihiy"-thst Mr.. Dallas will be elected 10 Tho wee
Presidency! This is an admission that he stands
some chance, at all events When the November
elections take place. shall not be surprised TO see
an avowa, in ihis particular, from the same source
of PROBABILITY, and, when the smoke clears away
and the fourth Of March arrives, of CERTAINTY oil
his election!
We are daily strengthened 10 the belief that MIR
Polk, too, will be "'caIIed to pos ton where be
will be able TO give the most efectusl support to
the ,nciples he has sdvanoed' Its quite amusing
to hear some Of Wing friends generously giving
Mr. Polk sir States, claiming all the rest for MIR
Clay-thus lesniag, sever, 10 monopoly and a'''"p
tion.
The Intelligencer is not alone in its case OF pos
sibhiy''-the New York American actually sells up .
whining jeremiah, and says that beside the able
speeches. the strong resolutions, and the spritsrrre
songs, the zeal and resolution and Enthusiasm,
there is rork Of another kind TO be done for the aehsre
fine great and patriotic efihe Wing party
and all that they hare don thus far riH not elect then
candidates!
So il seems that their efforts heretofore have no
given them, according TO their belief, any thing more
than a possibility" and if We take the two state
ments of these oracles themselves, as we find them
they have not the least advantage over us. II IS
hard thing to die, but the bones OF federalism ar'
shaking, and they must have political inter
ment This is possible, probable, and certain
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ma from second 10 6rst-rate mission, with direct
reference 10 the tobacco interest and had also spPro-
prised sum OF money some ,ea,s ago TO enso'S inc
executive 10 employ AN a snt Ia Germany TO acquire
information - the tobacco trade, tho services oil
which agent had only ceased short time prior TO the
negotiation Of the treaty. Ny hope still however -,
ths the benefits Of the treaty ,,sef msy not be lost
to the country. think IL proper TO add that there
was no design 10 deprive the House oil kepresen
lives OF any rightiu and constitutional action over
the subject which it might properly exercise u
was the contrary, my intention To have submitted
the tre,y AID all papers calculated 10 elucdsie u,
10 the House Of Representatives. If 1t had been rati-
fed by the Senate, for such action they might have
deemed il proper to sdopt-a course pursued In all
cses IN which the action Of the House required TO
vote supplies OF money, iuhl any other Object
falling within the scope OF their power
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-30

in regard to the Wing rumors abou, the Msdi.o.
MAN and its editor, which we see in the New Yo,k
Express, and other prints, deem il merely neoes
sary TO say that the establishment has not changed
hands," nor 's it, or any portion Of il, for sale No
change whatever is in contemplation. The .di,o.
viii not receive that foreign appointment" Tim.
ends the catechism.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-30

The Oracle of Delpbos, and other poems, by
John S. Morse, of Maryland" is the title Of neat
little volume placed in our possession BY friend
The author we have been informed, has only reach
ed his sixteenth year; but, apart from many faults
there is certainly much of beauty IN the production
of 50 cents.