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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

MFssRs EDIr0Gs According notices given IN DIFF
ierent places last week iulay evening sept 18Th
attended Concert gwen by = Choir tins place III
Christian Church. The house was comfortably filled ::
and every thing good order and AMER pray
or, the exercises opened by portion of the class
singing lIlllc gee. which, II mistake not was Gen
erai in,ItaiI"n SINGING School, proper piece
indeed u was well sung. and part carried
properly, which had pea>in. effect with all present.
The audience unclaimed for The space of about
Two hours, by the whole ci~s sinsn. pieces of
sacred music, nicrspcr~ed with occasionally .gIrc -
"round OF ''quartetto, which well sung l., pur-
tons 81 the choir
But there : thing vhich must take notice o. and
which was universally spoken about with applaus, that
evening; which was this that the Cline KEPT sing
ing the pieces could mol be cNrellc, pac.
Is credit their worthy Teacher (,lr A. Jau-on)
aud shows that he well understands his business an
instructor of Mason, aud other music
say, that .iIme property kept adds than half To-
the effect oi the piece certainly their aioc has been
carried out by this class To great Perfection aud their
performance plainly showed the of ei. OBJ
servatIon.
In ALL the exercises of great credit to the class
aud their worthy teacher. ard o satisfaction Ia
every person present.; aud it of much regret
that such schools better attended they
by the rising generation. Parents bcSiow great pains
and attention the education of their children (Which
very proper place and nc) IN this lii,
glect TO OCCASIONAL, give them liic
science which tends make them better beings aud The
more riectuay prepare them for the reaics o future
. understand that Mr Jamlson intends TO take mp nm
the propets of some persons who the hnb
of occasionally attending the different cloir Tins
placc,-and whose singing dclrc,c that II j. a mat
Of take of this oppnnuif,
al giving Themselves few months instruction aud
am certain the cause will be- materially removed
A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Democratic slul,,

At n meeting Of this Club the 2lsi of September
the following resolutions. motion of MIR G. \. Chap
man. were unanimously adopted
HssO'r,d. That the German Democratic Club he 90
dercd the of the used H., the Democratic Cen
trail Club upon The terms that this Club holds II.
Rcsoired further, That the GERMANS invited to
tend all meetings aud participate III their proceed
ings.
On motion the above resolutions ordered 10 be
published ~ the State sentinel
ISAAC SMITH, Rec. Sccy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Chen, sbpfii:c:.; Pamphlets.

Fic's for n Poopi, relation to Protective Tariff en-
h,aci blic Il The operation Of o. Tamil hN'
stree OPERATION 4 the sosc.urncit elpfHs that 81
Isl. Forty cl-l pages. prce o'sis cc''; : 'huDiio.
In iadess relation I, %a'ial Poiicy, ao,ci ts -
Democratic Convection. held al Indianapolis. on to
s,h 4 January, lsl4 SlNfeenp,ses. rice Gems sus
Il hundred.
Fcg sale al tbs ole
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
COMMUNICATIONS.
Guys Consistency.

The inconsistency of the great enl, en-, in everv
part OF ms polica life truly remarkable One uf m.
ia'ofte measures of the present self STYLED Wing pary
- IN the language of Mr. Clay, thai e Veto mower
should be more precisely defined ard be subjected To
inrlner limitations and qualifications and # Congress
pass b'' after discussion aud considerations after
weighing the objections OF the President -il believe II
ought To pass, should become law pro, lc. .ajorf
~ of all the members of each Iotse ,ou.ur IA ~ -,
sage
It's my purpose TO compare some Of NJ. Clay's more
recent declarations, with those Ins quoted To- all may
see the serpcniIne of the great embodiment ON lie
subject OF The principle Mr. Cla, m h,s ir Tex
a. letter says, Il do think that Texas ougl Ia I -
united into The mon. integral part Of II IN decided
opposition 10 the wishes of eoHsdeaife nortion c ria,
toniederacy When Bank bill !. 10 be rasseJ = mon
ster Bank, chartered for - Years to Cypress The ,,
To- an up or tumble down any of men in
hs way oi IL corrupt course, bare majorig = sur,ni
III black Tariff b. passed s tl,. onet,,ious If
which few eastern Nabob~ like siealil, - poe k
e. or midnight thief, enabled fitch from the noe l.
els OF The ople at least illy millions of dollars annual
Iy. a baTe majority sufficient
u system of Internal improvements bv the general
"''efnment i To be entered Upon hich would g
'"e "'i"" 10 Inc amount "i hundreds Of millions, a tase
HoJ0Ttfy - sufficient.
II an odioss and unjust Bankrp, A., Is 10 be- passed 10
enable sw'"dler- who have millions Of men prop
cry ~ 'hcr hands siier stcrcilng their sifec. Ia oar
ab~oiniion from all obligation paw Lsre nm ry -
sufficient But when Texas To- be admitted ino The
'ned STATES II must not be done IA opposition 10 rom
siderable portion of the Conlederacv Ia Mr. CIs, ~
Texas letter he tells The consdcfahle portion IF the
c"n'ederacy means Ono Vermont aud Massachusetts,
tree states with The supposiiion that
surely alter s Mr. Clay aud h> followers will abandon
their opposition To the veto, where only two tIrd. are
required o AZ
In the case OF Tesns, matter Of greater magnitude
than BANK Internal Improvements. Black Tariff or
Bankrupt act, lac satisfied bare MAJORITY in
ITS Favor. yet w two thirds. but his Rarg. l..
ter thinks the decided opposition of three
states sniici"nt cause To prevent exaIon Oipn>
t'"n o. the will Of Saics In his second and
THIRD letter he appears be drilling back 'pblc npin
ION and II would not be If surprise # Le were
md l..fr 81. tsuf q
st for Texas and favor nf annexation according I,
his anii-veo dorfinc of n Jase 'aaJoruy. H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
For The EdilEd Siqic Sentinel.
Eecrrs.r..sIir SOtgc.

TrNr-Oi Lang Syn
Come on. brave ro,s. wen - Tor Polk,
Aud Dallas too, they say,
And save cur country fem the yoke
Gf federal Henry tlay-
tHORuS->o Hem, Clay you need not iry
To beat the man YOU cuI>d.
g., h"rnc yomr-.if, prepare To die,
The PEOPLE sly You must.
We want no Bans cotluping power,
That tainf> ministry
CoIrupt> our legislative lowoIs
And buys gu, liberty
We want no TauT high To break
Our honest tsImcr, iwp,
We want our couit ~ toys to make,
~ well a. those IN town.
We wtnt no Distribution laws
To keep our credit ny.
For some there ate hat have such paws
They never cry sn Ugh.
We want ma ~ mpti,n e State d,bi',
To make The yIIcsl pay
The foolish contfscis oi the lest,
That voe for iIeur, Cay.
We want no an'l-v,t, man,
To t,kc the power away,
That saves u from the evil plan
OF such IS Henry Clay.
We wan, no B,nkmpt law To make
The honest el,imaut lose.
That makes Ten thousand debtors tIc.k,
It. benefit TO u~c
We want no Alien laws TO press
Poor Dutch AMI l. l>h down.
That m Ike them Labor, and not bless
Til three times seven run round
Our fathers once were strangers TOO,
They knew The stranger moan.
They fought through snow, without shoc
And won The strangers home.
Our Con stiiuiion let u. quad,
In evcIy etil hour,
And save II from he men that dari
To use It's doubtful power.
With equal laws ard equal rights,
Freedom Of speech and press,
Wen wave banner. glorious sight,
Aud county hic>r.
Then me brave toys, well 20 los Folk,
And Dallas too sur. rt-Ing.
And ave country fiem the yoke
OF Clay aud flelinshuy>cn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Pr>~syIy,SIa-Thcr was val assemhiage oi pe
uor,ais AT West Chester Pa. Thursday last The
lowest estimate OF the numbers was 2oco" me NUN
Der oi wagons carriages Nr ~ Procession was estimated
n, .Do many of winch were drawn by l and - horses
and 40 having 10 wheels vas
drawn by II yoke Of and conianed ~ persons AZ
ter the meeting organized grove. the VII
LACE able addresses delivered bN Me>-r> Barton
Kelley Stergee, Frazer, fudlay NcCahen aud others
Rrv.Ek,ErY-irI~ - fact. that while Nr Clay
finds leisure enough 10 write an abundance al letters up
on other subjects he has h To answer The
call made upon ham in Nav iasi " anih'ze ',,' punt
cation Of that letter Nj Ba, relative To the Coalition
of ls2J about ~ hieh much has been said
AssAssiNArIoS-Mr Gibhon editor Of the Smlhiand
Bee was recently deliberately sbo; and killed by DIR
wiI walking the street ih h~ litte d'"sh-
ter Mr Glbbon formerly resided m Louisville. and was
editor of the Daily Dime An article had appeared IN
the der which probably caused The com
mission OF the crime. The murderer was immediate,
arrested.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

D..J70:z. azV6 C..EG'sssL CF.ts2.
The members of the Democratic Club all requested
attend the meeting Saturday evening next. nj The
usual place OF meeting business in which all
cstcd viii be- transacted W q. PRESTON, Presi.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

No LAc1 or CsNnin lgf-.--i'4e voters of the Amber
g. c. District have. a III, tnle, i3 caniidltc
hsirc ,lcm f,r thor suffrage. w: for Coarrc =
Is fr Legislature, Is f'r Tax C9' for Jerk.
and ) for SlcriI. y Stranger would coAeulc tiai
ilicy were an oii.c-,eeking poo,lr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Some Of the op1nentS to tic imprisonment Of Gov.
Dorr at New York. have reso'fer! Ia take no more
Rhode Island Bank rsrcr until porr j. rolea. cd.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

TrxAs-,rrc OAK. Mr.. Aiqd.-7n. n stated ~
Chancellor Bbh. fora RI. saii tha, rcSls cppta:red
at least tar 6iils of all tlc I've oak in the world
This must rcad tie country very interesting IL
nIc't Britain ard 70 d lul. equally 50 10 the Jai,ct
States.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
I.si,ua Horticultural soc.i a..

r5,IiE INDIAN, rouarii s'i, ~l hf a. fah a e." Tn
infiiy. fih ani a oi cato Anr-'I,
andlhr ~ip interested "a lriN allure
invited Ia attend
ip na, y lie, rrfH.
he ~ In. \ n.r T. i ihiat , vip
vi q, the iri .ii pu tie srnr
ay.fhse pei.ps -eui Gfe.n bon, 'ft flii. ffsNii
fr, afiN tie 10 q
zeal: also Of list
plants q e. injured.
.. !. Gully fie-idcni.
Ny c.rf,fsrv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Captain Kid the Prde-One Il the iron be'onsing
., o-p.ain ktfd'> vessels North near
C4ldwc. 1892 has teen I.i'cd and brought into Wall
street NV York l. expected that all Of Captain Kidd
money found IA vessel, that the CsItain GA
Lot spend /, all Tor his benefit.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
ktalc Is En.;inrn. is:..:on cnun,,. =.

Tr'rttt -. Ittoc-
Mar, tsnf.i .. !. la f.nffsn.
T leing made The fh svs IT IL inter
did Ia i.lk' ic~ sHt
ont September. l-if. that the med Jn 60
dr'rsin iliie elu TT lr s.is i 'i aia'e
cd 20 ihr
IF Indiana. Tit'ff~, 49, s"'
AFORESAID ists nh,s 81 lie I'm al
that he ieniiue aid Nag"n r'sffs
ufls he SAID Gent aud o. al,
before ic calling ~ i.r Al
the sad '' foft td - lie cut ii'nt
indianapolis. Lafl n iat stiotr tie i is
taken conf and
ROBERT Df-ACtN. 'hfk.
kues 4. taisia lt-htf, l,iris
kllllr 81 fr nj. LII
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

ftFiIF ihr l~tSe~a l.. j.
icek and iiritcr'. the fh ,,"Hier ei, was
lint dsavrl The fhtsco
niue lie on hs - a.s.afr-. - nEDDEaLA-
Ssp
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

A Flown FOR TIE PRAIRIE.-AiiSs Haircs. the
Young lady Who married IN London enc Of tic Chip
pcal Indians under tie care Of Mr. Calm. has arrv-
cd in New orl. with hi copper colared consort- on
Tier WAY to indian territories. Tie LADY i SAID 10
be remarkably hands me. She VII be beautiful
flower f5r the Western Frair-cs-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

STRANGE FHrNoNEHr>.-A AZ onrc W"iacs
day afternoon week. we'll on 49," premises "i Nr. ia
cob Stevens. IA l,mc. Ohm. comm. :..ed uv,sfpNns
and still continues with uunini-llcd force l.
mated tIa; the discharge NJ least sixty hogsiD ~
per minute The wafer i cold aud very clear. Tia,
well ha~ been dug aud used for many years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

IoSs LINE or EAILRoAD-Boston TO East Aloaay 200
miles Easl Albany 10 Toy tudiug)6 s; Troy 10 Science
fadv 10 %; 20 Auburn
20 Album Rochester =; Rochester 10 Atioa IS
Ailica 10 Buffalo ST. whole length Of Inc $50 HIe>.
This immense Inc Boston ard the NJ d
Buffalo, 5000 OF lakes. railroads aud
canals The only Ink IN this vast chain, which was plo-
hibcl from carrying ire sht dung the suspension u canal
navigation the Utica and Schenectady > that Tosoi-
ION has la,ely been Iln9Fed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

I-roarAxr DECISION. = We learn that judge
rca-lov. at tic recent term IF tie Bartholomew
Circuit Court dccd.G that tie former Treasurer of
That County shall hold and cxerco tie duties If his
Office until March next. Tie law 81 lie State con-
corning tie county Troa-urers hoih vague and
contradictory III. ugh dunk tie spirit of II re-
cures TINT ire old officers shall l. oAcrcie tac
dui.cs tf Their Office afer the annual August
election their successors be qualified 20 take
Their rlaccs-and tbs is tle construction which has
Gen rally been GIVEN - it ~ tie former Trca- urer>
thcsi,e fc>.-lis3iSog BtHucr.
OtnTsvrs-ln i7s7. Lord Cornbary. the 6 overnor
Of New York, prohibited Pre-hyteran' fr.m Preach
inr and two ministers arrested and tried but
acquitted on PAYING $40 costs. In 1912. coal was
imp rjed IN New YORK from England a cheaper fuel
than wood In l7i5. Lord Murray owned the onlv
coach IN New York At the same time there were
several owned in Boston. Narhehead, and Newport
FRATRlcDr.-The Montgomery (ila.) Journal Of
the 2,st INST mention, tie death Of young man.
named Joseph Armstrong. b. the hands Of his bro
tier, Tucker Armstrong. The dispute between them
grew out e an cd settlement \ knife Wa drawn
by the Innrdre and plunged into h brothorS BODY
eleven times. TIC agrre>-or escaped leaving lis
bro;hora corpse en- tie pot
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

The wealth If Mr. A~ior. Of New York Is estimated
certainty alloy" twenty niiiiofS The present rf"ni
or OF Lnsl nd j. s wralilrr; IN property. though
thing positive * publicly known o' con-d.r,i
city, worth up'.rrl~ Of X ooonc0 sterling But ;hrs,
arc great hereditary Landed estates with Tins property q,
cit. lie hands, much exceeding ihi. ia value.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
MAMMOTH SC.s-. -.
$50, 600.
Rich and Brilliant Lottery!
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS
GIG Drawn yOs. out OF ~.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,


To he drawn At A~xfnfTa D. g. Sairfsv I'm prf, ioi'
10 nunf.ers ~ each ra,i a.r % p scAets
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Tie Grease on The Mississippi The Ncw Orleans Tic
e The ~ ant says human eio st'i the " OF
through winch lately orcOsfe; ne
Ia, covered the Whole OF tie adjacent country
miles. and surrounding psntions. whefe c. - 81
they cutting II IA - green
safe AMI taku. OF DO Il. Crowds Il re PIE wese
Sardiar on tie remaining evce. lookn. upon the dcvl.
ton unable asistance such are the
aest reports fam the OF ruIn - III there has lie n
- l.. - l--lrlL IL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

4 Co'0rcF L-1ry Nj. Macon n. Allen of Portland tard
riucriy Boston. Mas a c,laTcd gentleman who-e
application FL admission 10 The hal IN Apn lat unde the
rcw ac STAT = in paper The eiu 81
a the aps citizen Of M~ire.
fatioa q SAID act subsequently aQphd mar
he cd ilT 10 te admitted ~ eXamuat u. lie iheis
upon tcfofc tie conrifoe f ihe
Cunhell BAL and sustained >aiidc 'XimInliI
The committee Ioc0mmetdn. him 10 the {, ul III caudi-
s,te-and accordingly he yesterday admitted
District Cour, practise Attorney and touu >ela al
Law in the Counts Of this Siae.-Por'!lEd lMe A9rsg.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
g,zEyEr,, as>s,ss.E-E.


James q Read, candidate for Ecc!or, will address
hl> icllow-czens AT the following places, To wit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

hHmph CGrc-Twou'y-siy largo avenues, and tiid
liv.r lager ih1n those aceouf known hove te'en IS
lccn discovered the mammoth \ sui hur ~itns
OF an excellent qualify 4 wafe las also been fund sc
ms within tie Boats of adm ale 'on-in. = f
have been huit expressly "a the iiscs- fhat V>'-
,i,on> II taking wattr excursion tOzt mile,
unl,l siouni, can be sec itran iafcl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Support # fi' Rei,sDg;E ftlhisbns IN nc BrHih
Co9nics Among e>tIn.t.> i,te y yoci ~ Tie British
House Of Comm n, 1000 tor To Bishop o N'Vi
Sc1,-A ouO ~ TN Bi,a4p II II ,iral. LDo ir toe
Deacon AID 40 or The i,cet1 n 2 o'cc. 1 600 . TIE
Caho nc hho u itc,l, mi 10 IS ole sgp opisl u.s.
uniting ! Canada ai tic o,heT N1lh AncI-
can posses ions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

RrNARKABLr MAN.-rhc Boston IT merritt records the
death tat cry Of humble ard Indu>tii iaiite &
licl,i J. ranod P4tiirk Faulkner Tee self M
Wnc living III, views wcic cNi aisitc. and he
Iciaul l,c.nfie each a. and fas ard 20
Ave hauii,d iiais To The >l-tc ~ CHARITY g.
iHat tv be que 4ihod iec huudc 1 besides scve-
a. other s-4s smaller al If winch earned
following occupation OF 'bhns ~iih oac horse
81 -on. lie MAS strong Dtm0clal
Rrssf, Go1p-'The Anrora Russian frigpic at Graves
end, brought account of the Russian Government bar
gold 10 the amount SAID ot I5J3003 Sterling The
whole ct ihis gold j. the produce 81 the oIra m"un-
tauS and rather finer tIan the standard \ portion Z"
viii he applied II i thought, u he manufactured II
TINS country project which angurs wri fr oar IRON
WORKS Ih, produce CT the par mountains Tor the pre-
sent wear i, estimated at ohpa, 81 G91noJ sletIug
N,c>rrrc rr1EeR,pu-An ci..-ir,,- ss. speiir r-ie
graph adaped tor popular Illustration. by Mr. Rober
Grant has been opened far exhibition ia Pnladei p.a
Mr. Processes have improved "n the f"'rsf'i I'll
i'so>>oI aint-. aad use, i've wines instead % one
increasing he expense. but enabling ~. .c',dng 10 NJ
ten words. Ntiie that OF Professor AoFs'
writes one.
C,,ttr,tts B,xx-The efsots II svinl ia. iustit
ton se ADVERTISED the npi csual al Sasli siic
Lo hem. ,e advocate, OF rag ceuercl Ire Ncl
The .'i Il pr shear i,sei,, i.ie.s, - e
four blank book titt'ee" 'oNe, a.' co 'e'''' '''
bo' lo> ore INK stand desk knife pa.eT weight
;aucr enter. ana 1 , packages Of BLANK Bills"
Dr,ru or A. ARTisT.-Wm. Chiffon Milan, son O.
the Hon Chiffon Allan. dead IL died the 9th 10
..ani al The residence q. h. father. inche-ier ~
ma his igtii wear lie one II the most Promisin,
.cnp,ors tia, THIS country produced aal ~as pur>
,nr regular course ct study, with the prose
cuii.n that noble art
Tur SvIrHs.-There are n los than .62 names G
tie i rye and interesting family u smith II tie : az
Iora Directory IF l@ii'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
<sATs< r.

Inaiananoli.. Sent u LII.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
Important!

B. .Fosg ate's Anodyne Cordial,
A SAFE apd efectUal Remedy for the
n SUMMER COMPLAINTS, Viz: Diar-
hsi, and Cholera Morbus, also, Flatulsnt
aad> Spasmodc Chotics.
This invaluable Medicine for tina aboVt COM
plants, surpaSss any other remedy now in use.
'HuGdreds Of sas,s have como to the knowledge
Of the propiietor, WHARF a speedy cure has been
effected by the u,s Of the Cordial, after resort
to thecommon remSdieG had proved unavailing.
1t has bsen extensively used throughout this
State and elsewhere, for many yeafa--has hesn
approved, and is used in practice by great
number ofths mostrespsctable physicians,as may
be seen by their certificates and rscomendations
accompanying each bottle.
This medicine is discovered tObS q certain and
efectual remedy for the intestine disease pro-
dure3 by the drinking of the waters of the riv'
ers in the southern and southwestern States,
whi;h renders it Of inestimable value to these
who reside or travslin those sections Of the
cOaRtFy Va..a, HssF..r.r 30
NIB To secure the public against deception,
the ektsrhatlabel OF each bottle is secured by a
copy right, which was entered (aesOrdiug to act
Of Cougrsss) in tho Northern DiTfiet OF New
York, on the 9th day of November, Ammo DOmi.
nj, IS4O.
A fac simile Of the proprisior'S signature
will hS found 0n the outer label Of eAeh bottle,
ifganuinc. Prize 81 cts.
FOR SALE BY D. J. Steward, w. P.lAfackl
lem. t3eorgetOwn-Palmer Il Campbell and
Rideway & Credit, Ripley--.acklsN & Lamb,
aberdeen.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
August 90, 1874.

What Thomas F. Marshall, OF KaHtuc.
Ky, Ssys.-We take the following from
4 letter published BY Mr.. Marshall, the
great whig orator Of Kentucky. II is
clesr that from him Mr.. Clay can never
expect support. Mr. N, declares that
Mr. Clay has not carried out the doc.
iTinss Of she party OF lS4O, TO which he
wSs allied. This he has not failed to tell
the people Of Kentucky, and with the
majesty Of his cause, and the equal mag.
ic Of his elOquence 10 support him, Ken
tueky will moi hear him in va n. The
race will be close one, aud the whig
vote will show falling of that nothing
short Of State pride could have prevented
from ending in defeat: Gin. EOq.
"Ths Lexington "Tnquirer," and al!
others who have the slightest curiosity
open the subject are Informed, and may
rest assures, that am in no "peTsonal
PrsdiGament" in relation 10 politics, that
gives me the least uDeasiness, or which
] desire 10 change. "The bed" on
which ] Tepose is Of my own preparing.
Iknd itcOmmo3ious and free. The PrO-
CTustean couch on which certain per :
sons are stretched, sui. neither my taste
hof my dimens;ons. have the win and
stfeagth 70 resist every effort which
may Be made % drag me 10 II. am not
hks'y g seat my own words,' in relation
y any thing The district which | reps
! Eesense9 q Congress, we're fairly abd
distinctly spprissd ihs, parted from
thea % the Presidential election. Ibid
70 dellbsTstely, and II qessi eost. uSin.
Sets Loyalty e ny ahcieht pribciples. &
tdaeiElss which ! really hold. forced me
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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-03
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
@A Trustees of Perry township on Tues
day the 9Th day Of October next, for lay.
ing Out a township road, 10 commence al
:he corner Of Peter Lane, Wesley Dow
ney and Michael Riley, running south on
the line balween Peter Lane and said
Wesley DOwnsy to Lanes south west
corner adjoining Wesley Dowhey, thence
sOuth east t" the corner Of Mannaz Nc.
Cluskey and Hiram Robbins and on the
line between said Robbins and McCIus
key to their lower corners, thence on the
WidOwMonHhan and Hughey HsrRgardy's
line 10 The county road leading 10 the
turnpike.
September 2, 1914.