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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29
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lndt, Sbr Slatt (pDn go. any an Scbn &eger, Onf
GQon, Starf 60, Sbio su enben.-6r. &eBler rpinlst
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C . h elm Sien.

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nnroe S. 81: WlQlams (Dem.) nit IA Oerbrbett ,un
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belt l1ber 800.
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Ser ..Srumbua @ountD Demptrat set9t Nrlr. Scbs
Sr'ef all Die @eoelonos COMMITTEE ouf fcgeoe QNee
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

o. Die @eleb9ebuus BON Sbto mar 100 Gaoe il
'Stsun9 nno paii'rte 62 al9emene @efese, - 246 So
cal9eieBe uno 81 oereiniste BefdlifIe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29
1872 MzNagv ,ss"es ANNEEu -

uSurdtbores DumpfbOots Il II 8 I it d.
Snnf5tg Bis fie benst Q8e idD en [ e :
benoe loren. - DaS Danpfbrot. .GjreD So9e
brtn9t beien N2pr9en fclgenbe cbredlide 5adyrtdt
9m Wor9cn oe6 /. oS. lR I'm poer o llbr ltieB bas
Oanpf6cot gufege, ais eS oens9eO 91iper bnoufubr,
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1tno5muroe opm OelDtr uua l1fer selhIeppt. 2on SO
bis 20 Nenfheneben joQen oeroren ei1. sls rer@rep
Gl9le oem Deoto auf Dem Neerper porbefubr> befan-
oen fIo eetdname auf Iesterem Bcote> bic aus Der
aalate pe5 8udege 9encmmen paren. Der 9udepe
1pn iebr 0oH Don pa1a9eren Qepeen 1ei1, bon benen
,aad)e pom oer8eer Oee 22ten 8ebr in 9tep>Orleans
mad, paule 5urndfebrten. Is. Step.
u Der Ra6t beS 29teu: :6ebr. ftieB oas Boot ..Ola-
than Nale'' auf Elm GenttOlS i'm Heortper, un9efdbr
50 NGetlen Dpn (erner Mincun9 uno braob in Stude.
8opt uno 9aoun9 tCtaler Gerluff.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

o.e BON unierer lesten @eiessebuns pafGrte
len. - "''.'Ve'
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ra, S1e.p>Sreaus eeseuuber, am SOnnta9 abeno, ben
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einem fJr&erliden GnoQ. eapitatn @ow unO Soerr
an pas llfcr. Sober bon bnen bate Elm 5erbrcdeues
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ilbr Gin 9lrbeter pom Ded pran9 lber BOro unO er-
trane Der ertc uuo 5spete 5n9enteur muroe .fr Fbr
breb Sriben verlebt oaB man an oen' Nuffcmmen ;.
Iestern stpeife Ser Steuern1anu bate bepe Seine
QebrCC1eu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

l. Siftrift Gtaptrn QDctt, ron .6ainttrn,
?. SAmcs QJl. Srrtp, BON 0arrt,
3. ". . Scrsinan, rcu Green,
a, :. =. 5dpIcr, ron SDampaty1,
S. Gar. .6i99ins, rrn &ueos,
6. V!lecrt Dead, ron 2scrb,
7. S'bT Q. 2nDltr, rrn Nrpwn,
8. 1hrmas 9lt9rcrp, rcn MrB,
9. 9"lcntin Eetfcr, ron pitapap,
O. S1mcS D"rtcr, ron &itm9,
I. SrenrtIc y. GDtrrp, ron marirn,
2. George Germinr, ron Stictr,
3. SautlHs =. errrp, rrn Dirr9ar,
4. Stoat Ol. Sauning, ron Qutrnfcp,
5. s1b"ltcr Sonrjcton, rrn Jo1rricn,
3. Setoilian &rainarr, ron Suscarotpas,
7. ,, Samcs Nartrs fr. nm Carroll,
8. Jlc"I Ole@ry non Q&apnc,
9. Nltlr Srrnc, srn & uutnit,
%. ,, Benjamin Np0ms, rrn Safe,
- StcrDan 81. Sar: emf, rcn Oitrina.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-03-29

bee 5oerrn potrtd epllin 8, eebqteu Dor b
Ssfor1 Stub Der brittsn QSaro, i'm Goa!c Des Scr
SrouB' III Solunbus, am Mittpoh, 21. Ibr. 1874
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
TINE TO RESIGN.

A justice of the Peace ia North CarulIna
communicates 10 the Legisl1tute his resg
nation for The following good and ubsanliaI
reasons.
About seven years since, some Of my
friends then IN The Legisla,uIe-fr from mo
livrs probably known 10 them -(but | ani
sure not from belief in my qualifications
Tor The office thought proper TO nominate
me 10 The Office Of justice Of HE Peace
With liIle or no reflection upon The sub
Jeci, the appointment was accepted, and, IL
use common term was duly qualified, ),
Nl'houi the hrst qualification, except ht
physical ability 10 separate men who were
Iisposed to fgh:. During lhe time hav,
been in Office, have had seven 6ghls,
great lumber of quarrels-haVe been Indicl
ed lwlce-and conceive the greatest ACT o
justice which can do The public and nv
'rlf is 10 resign my said Office Of Justice o.
ibe Peace.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
a CUIING ANSW Err.

Al a wing meeting in Tennessee dur.
ng the liie canvass, lhe Hon. John
Bell, $fer,hsving txlolled Mr.. Clay a,
the GFearest living man, Sneerngly
asked fvho James X Polk was. a gent
I1msn al The ai't'fng Immediately re
naked. ths, ii Was The same James X
Polk who beat one J'hn Bell for Speak
Of lhe House Of Representatives i,
1891. Al bell was never after hearc
o ask who J'mes X. Polk was.~~L0u
isuiHe Democrat.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
CANDID AND COMPLIMENTARY

There is another Of the coon genus, who
mas lie armed TO answer the interesting nqui
ry: Who is James X. Polk The Wash
ing,on correspondent Of The Baltimore Pa
riot; one of Ihe most rabld Clay papers ii
The Union, pays The President elect lhs fol
iowing compliment .''.'..
Colonel Polk will make a capital lusn
gural Address, lie is good speaker
rhss'e, correct and animated Ne strives
liter no hnwery or high wrough, metaphors
.1u1 speaks strait On, 10 good English, 10
The understanding of the people, while eve
'y hneamehi OF bls rather peculiar. TO !om6
repulsive. 10 otheis interesting, face is Ii,
Ip with animation heard HIN deliver bis
Inaugural address, in 1899, as Governor ol
tennessee" --~s,r.. :.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

A SOLEClSM.

An fTucIe is going the rounds in the
papers heJded 'The Whi'e House in l7s4,
an occouuI of General Washing
tohslanlly there Al that time. There was
no white Mouse IN that yeal, nor did
6eneral Washington ever live IN ,ha, build.
mg Whale at Nse seaI Of government, he
res'drd IA laige mansions.ssil standing ,or
he ror'hcaslwsrd Of Ihe Capr4.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

THE PANlC-irS AUTHORS.

The intelligent editor Of the money de.
The atiemp, to make panic to have proved
aborlve and harmless lie sry.:
The panic il about over. aud uperHtors
have before them an open, clear field.
There does not appear, al present, Ia the
political hnrIznn, the sIightett ub>uuciinu
to free and fearless extension Of bI>, leSa
OF all kinds. The attempts Of speculators
Im fancy stocks of all descriptions, bu, pai-
llculary In the stock Of Delinquent States,
have all proved ahortive and harmless.
Some time previous to the recent political
rontesi. set Of operators went extensively
into N, OF rthsse : ocks of lhC delinqMen'
western States, ~ anticipation OF the eirrtin
Iof Mr. Clay and the distribution of public
land proceeds among the States. The con.
test having been d1ridcd contrary 10 thrir
Expectations, it became necessary for the
ICfque'of spectators 10 get up a panic IL
the stock market to enable them 10 make
lup, if possible, some of their lcsse By
operations in other rancies. The organs
OF these cii9ues pred c,ed rapid and con
lpIele ruin to the country. in consequence
of ,he election Of Mr.. Polk, aud strived b,
every possible means, to DESTROY confidence
and break down the market The leading
whig papers in this city, Boston, PhIIahel
phid. and Baltimore, devoted thehT eolums
Ia this object. but thier efforts proved fruit
less, and The operations of trade and con
merre cnnlinned uninterrupted, and pos
petlty continues to smiles upon us The
Ia H..
matkel p,ice Of these stocks was made a
few days since. through the columns Of The
Courier and Enquirer, in advocating the
lannexation Of Texas, provided the public
lands OF that government were distributed
among the States ot this Union. We see
IN llIls movomel fair sample Of the con
Sls,rnrv of these strong party papers; and
Ihese rabld revolutions ate perfectly con
sisteAt with the character Of these Journals:
in fact were they to adopt a different
course, II " 6ud be- the extreme Of incOn.
sistency. Not having succeeded IN eteclinp
the presidential candidate favor able To thu
Idis,rlbulion Of nur own public lands, these
organs seriously advoraie the the aEneXa.
non oF Texas, solely upon the condninn
hat the pub ic lands are Distributed among
he States. Stock iohhing is At the found
alton of all these Things; and whatever
measures will advance the Interests of Il
lciiqne of specuIalors, find advocates IN
these party journals, and are carried our
with the feeling of party politicians. i,
rhose WIN take the principles Of the party
leaders as their own, these movements ma,
seem very sisangr: but when the motive Is
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
BISHOP ONDERDONK'S TRIAL.

This ease is still undergoing invesriga
lions in New York The Ecclesiastical Courl
sitting in secret The True Sun, which
'ays lis information may be relied on,slales
.hai the meeting Of the Bishops, nearly all
at whom were present, the progress Of the
investigation was Impeded bv The consider
alton 0i me question whether there was not
a statute Of limitations applicable to charges
ul long standing. Az some Of these were
Al least five years old il wac commended
ihey should not he considered proper sub
lrc's for inquiry now. A la'ge majority Of
he Bishops, however, refused TO suaclion
The objections, Several witnesses have
been sworn, The Canons of the Church
permitting the swearing. aud very rigid
examination ol several ladies has taken
place. OF course, lhGr testimony is not
gwen,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
u. S. SENATE-TENNESSEE.

In some Of the Eastern paper, says the
Nashville Union, Dec. 5, we see that it is
supposed that after the ilh Of March mex,
Tennessee will have two Whig Senator'S
This is an error---the lesm of Mr.. Fusler
expires on Ike 4h Of March, and his sue
cessor Will be chosen by The Legislature to
be elected next August We expect TO hiI
that vacancy with a demoria,-,he late
Presidential vote in Tennessee rhons ,ha.
we are now entitled to the place, and our
friends will take special care to secure it in
August next
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Indiana SGnaiOr--The election nf an Z.
$ Senator from Indiana has been poslpun
ed until Tie 29h INST The rumuI from
the CinrInnaii papers that Mr.. Marshall was
elected is untrue. 'fhe pos,pcnemeur was
~ strict party vole--25 10 25 the east
ing yor Of the President given for postpone
'ueni The rumor probably arose from the
fact that Mr.. Marsh4Il was taken Up in cau
,us as the clndidate.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Gov DoRR AT WASHINGTON, Francis
G TreadwelI OF Portland, Me; was admitted
on Friday last as attorney and councillor
Of 'he Supreme Court Of the Unued States.
MIR TreaGwelI, the GIube sa, : has charge
of the case Of Gov. Dorr and will probably
move the Courl to day 10 allow wrn oS
hobeas corpus, to bring Gov. Door to
Washington, and permit him in person
to petition ,he rourt of a writ Of error
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
WARS e. RUMORS OF WARS.

agilaled stae. Instructions are AS thick
Is mosquitoes in New Orleans ~ dog
lays.
Brazil, ilis promulgated, has declared
war ag aIusl Buenos AyTes.
Spain is in fury.
Mexico is mad-and talks of war 10 The
hlt.
The Tarks are denying Christians the
Ugh, to go abroad in the streets o, The CITY,
tfer O'Clock in the evening.
And out of all this pugnacious nationality
tlla, same old man, Miller, will again pre-
diet the world is soon 10 be destroyed
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

|he Gousrnment Express The Ex.
press rnn The whole distance from Washing
ton to New York with lhe Message within
ten hours! The distance ia about $40 miles
90 miles an hour.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

The Journal Of Commerce contains
history Of pas, Presidential elections, from
which we cult the following Interesting
Items.
Washington was unanimously eler,eG the
FIRST President, and WAS mduclrd INTO oi
Zee on The 20'h ul AprI, 1889. lie was
IN office eigh years.
The electoral votes since that period have
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

Al grea, Wing meeting, held last week
in Hartford; EX XGovernor Ellsworth gave
hs views Of Native American party, lie
believed The prolongstion was not the reno
dyi he thought five years probation quite
long enough The evil was m yhe fraulu,
lei violation VI existing laws
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
- = 80
PORK

The Cincinnati Chronicle says that al
least $4,000 hogs will reach thai city his
season from KenlSeky alone. The larger
portion Of them have already arrived there.
One house in Cincinnati cut up two ,hou.
sand hogs one day last week.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
MISSOURI LEGlSLAlURE.

Resolutions have been inruduced into the
Missouri Legislature, declaring lha, Presi
den, TyIer's treaty, rejected by The Senate,
vas good aud proper treaty, and Ihas
treaty ough, 10 e hasrs Of that measure.
That the Senators in Congress he Instructed
TO en9eavor 10 procure annexaiion on that
basis, that the assent Of Mexico is not
necessary: and the people Of Missouri are
again, the DIVISION Of Texas, if annexed to
the Union into slaveholIing States. Il Is
said that the Legislature will not pass the
resolutions in this shape. and ,hey are be,
iieved TO have been introduced TO embarass
the action Of Mr. Benton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

The american Frjg'He Chesapeah
A correspondent OF The London Times
sends 10 that paper the following inter
esling paragraph concerning the remai' S
of the old frigsie Chesupeak:
The old well remembered America
frigste' Chesapeake, which, between 80
and 40 yearsago, when onder the com
fmand of Commo1ore Lawrence, wa.
captured 10y capt. Brook, who Comman
ded his Msjes'y,s friga'e the Shanon, du
i ing the American war, has been broker
np for many years past, and at the pres.
enl time forms constituent, porlioA Of
the timber whcn was used in the erec.
ion Of a Iur mill, situate upon stream
which runs near The town of Botley, H.
Hampshire. A few days since lh,
workmen, whilst engaged in repairing
he mill, had occasion 10 remove somp
| f 'he gable ralieis, which formed .
part OF the old Chesapeak, and found
IlTe wood 10 be as sound and as fresh
IS it was on Nhe day wheo it was frs
launched Severs! curiously disposed
pcrseos have purchased suohry piecie.
{ this noted vessel, with a view Of hav.
,ng The wood turned into snud boxes and
loiher fancy articles Of tHrney.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

In 0e,ober, Mr.. Washington Irving. and
Nr, Wheaton were at Paris. Mr.. Iryipg's
nealllI lS much improved,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
Political Statistics.

"a The following interesting tables sives a
view Of the votes polied for Governor ia
this State from tie frs, election to the pre-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21
Remember tllc Printer

WHEAT. CORN. RYE, BUCK.
WHEAT, OATS or WOOD, will be re.
reioed Tor debts due u. for subscriptions
Also few bushels Of OTA OES if
delivered soon
FROM those who have promised Tumbcr
inch and inch md quarter pine boards
will he received if delivered soon.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-21

| The popular vote ol the four last Presi
deu''al elections exhibit HE kliowing Ie
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difficulty with the Amtr'oan Minjs,e
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No choce bavlng been efecte6 by lhe
EIer'ors, John Quincy Adams was chosen
by the House Of Representatives.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-10-26
WHICH rs gEssl TARIFF
PARITY

On the 3lst day Of May last. NJ. Allen
Of Ohio. offered the following resolution
in the u s. Senate.
"RosoIred, Th0i he autirs imposed b,
casting laws arc unj"st end orlre$Sire
and ougM to be rcdaccd."
On this proposition the yeas and nays
were called. and stood thus:
Yeas--AIlen, Ohio; Atchison, Mo;
BagbY, Alabama, Benton, Mo; Brtcre, I'll,
Fairfield, Me; Fulton, AK; Hannega
Indiana; Haywood, n. {; Iluger, :. c;
Lewis. Ala; McDunie, 5. c; Niles, Conn;
Sompc, Indiana Sewer, Ark; Tappan,
OHIO; Woodbury., N. II; Uright, N ew
York. IS Yeas-evcry one Loco.
Nays--Archer, Virginia; Bayard, Del
aware; Clayton, Delaware; Evans, Maine;
Huntington, Conn; Merrick, Nd; Porter,
Michigan; Sturgeon, Pa; Woodbridge,
Michigan; Barrow, lie; BuchaHa", Pa;
Criucnden, Ky; Francis. Rhode Island;
Jarnigan, Tenn; Miller, n. }; Rives, Va;
1aIImagc, n. Y; Bates, Mass; Choatc,
Mass; Dayton, N. J; Henderson, Mass;
Nangum, n. c; Morehead. Ky; Simmons,
r. |; White, mdiana--25 Nays-all
Wings except Buchanan and Surgeon.
The Tennessee Democrat, published at
Columbia. Tennessee, the home Of James
K. Polk and bearing the flag Folk and
Dallas, says:
The present Tariff was established for
the purpose of enrIchiug the NORTH
ERN MANUFACTURERS. at the ex.
pense Of the mass of the people-to give
capitalists profit Of from 30 to 40 per
cent on their money invested in factories
whilst agriculture does no! produce an
income OF 3 per cent---to make the rich
richer and the poo! poorer .9Hd these
oijeclS are accomplished. When will the
IaborIng people see the extent Of the bur
lhsns which Wing policy is imposing upon
them? When will those honest UMGS
who support Henry Clay open their ey es,
and see that, by doing so, they are aiding
in rivelling upon the Country a system
ofPolicy which dapriyes them of the
benefit Of one half their labor, and gives it
to the rich of the North. that they may
increase in weallh-enjoy their wine and
fine dinners, and rejoice in the simplicity
of the common people, in thus remaining
their willing slaves"
This is the language Of all the Loco
foco papers in Tennessee, and yet the
Polk and Dallas organs here assert that
Polk is a Tariff man
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Gan Id ElG Esnssffssr.

We learn from the Columbia. Tenn,
Observer that a shameful and bIasphe-
nous act was perpetrated in Maury conn-
tv. on the 3rd inst, ard Knocked and sol
emn ordinanceo all chrsianc hurches was
profaned. Alta public dinner, given by apor-
lion ofthe Democrats of the above mer-
toned county, land, by the way, this IS
Mr. Folks own county, the place OF his
residence a man was immersed in the
custimary form, with such ceremony as
this: VI Japtize Mee IN the name OF an
drer Jacks onLhc Father, James Il. PoEfhe
San. and Trnas the Holy Ghost" We have
repeatedly held up the blasphemous and
pro(ane conduct of the LoColocos TO our