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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-28

vindictiye yiifer of ANDREW JACKSON
True it is. his malignant labors have ever been in
vain, and AcKsoN has all the while, continued to
increase in the estimation of his countrymen yet
Clay's bad passions have seemed only to burn with
greater fury his malice has been the less, and
he, therefore, none the less derserves the censure
and rebuke of the millions who .love and venerate
the most iusrious Statesman and hero ofour times.
The people of Ohio have double interest in
this question, because, they have only to pass
again upon the claims of HENRY CLAY, who
especially deceived them in 1924, and whom they
condemned, both in 1928 and in 1882, but they
have also before them, as the anti-democratic can
didate for Governor, MoRDECAI BARTLEY.
of Richland. one of those men, of the "Ohio dele
gation," who became the willing instruments, in
the hands Of Mr. Clay, for the consummation Of
his corrupt and treacherous bargain. Let, then,
the voice of Ohio be heard on the side Of sound
principles and of political honor, and that, too in
such thunder tones as demagogues may never
hear but once.
We leave the subject, fellow-citizens, to your
candid consideration, with confident assurance
that you will honestly discharge your whole duty;
and we rejoice in the anticipation, that the result
of the pending Presidential election will not only
be auspicious to the best interests of beloved
country, but that it will also make the name and
fate of HENRY CLAY, a solemn warning, and ga
fearful precedent" to every corrupt and faithless
politician, through all time to come.
CHARLES B. FLOOD,
THOMAS J. MORGAN,
JACOB MEDARY,
S. D. PRESTON,
CHARLES A. LOOMS,
Young mems democratic State Ctnnal Committee
Columbus, o., May 9th, 1874.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-28
From the New York Herald of June 1s.
TWO DAYS Later FROM EUROPE.

7eras agitation In Enginsd--state Of the Cotton
uagay oq: Market, &c. &c. a .s lstsa
81 One ofour famous PACKETS, the well
known Independence, Captain Nye,
stole the march upon the steamship
Acadia, and arrived here yesterday az
ternoon with two days laternews from
Europe. She sailed from Liverpool at
I O'Clock onthe 2lst tult. W sH
The agitation and excitement on the
Texas question continue to increase in
England. The London Times and
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-28
FOREIGN lNTELLlG ENCE.


FOREIGN lNTELLlGENCE.
From hp Saturday Er,ning Post
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA-SIXTEEN
DAYS LATER-OCONNELL SENTEN-
CED!
The steamer Acadia arrived at Bos-
ton on Wednesday, bringing dates
sixteen days later.
Trinity Term opened on the 22d
May. and On Friday the oath, the case
of.'the Queen against Daniel O'Connell
and others" having been called, Mr..
Justice Perrin proceeded to deliver his
Judgment.
Mr.. O'Connell, accompanied by Mr..
Smith O'Brien, M. P, and by Mr..
Steele entered the traversers' bar at
half past ten. III the barristers of the
outer bar, with the exception of COM
parativelv few, rose and greeted Mr..
O'Connell with loud and repeated
rounds Of cheers, accompanied with
clapplng fhands. This demonstration
of acclanation continued for a few
minutes.
At four O'Clock, amid breathess anx.
iety, Mr.. Justice Burton, in an address
during which he shed tears. passed
SENTENCE UPON THE TRAvERSERS.
Daniel UConneIl.-To be lmprison-
ed for twelve calendar months; to pay
n fine of f2,OOO, and to enter into Sc
culities to keep the pence for seven
years; himself in $4,000, and two su-
reties Of f2,5oo each.
John O'Connell, J. Gray, T. Steele,
R. Barrett, C. &. Duffy, and L. M.
Ray, to be imprisoned for nine calendar
months; to pay fine of $500, and 10
enter into securities to keep the peace
for seven years; themselves respective
ly in 1000, and two surieties Of 500
lbs. each. .... .
Sentence having been passed,
Mr.. O'ConneII Immediately rose,
and said that he wished 10 remind the
Court, that he had made solemn af-
fidavit. dec airing that he had not enter
ed into conspiracy with the other ira
versers, or committed the crime with
which he was charged. He had now
only to say it was his painful convic-
ton that justice had not been done.
A sudden and vociferous cheer from
nearly all parts Of the court followed
this result; and although it was accom-
panied by the clapping of hands among
the junior bar, and was two or three
times repeated, the judges did not inter-
fere although evidently displeased.
The traversers Immediately surren.
dered themselves into the custody OF
the Sheriff.
After waiting about couple Of hours
the prisoners were conved to the Rich
mond Penitentiary, in three carriages.
A large crowd, who greeted Mr.. O'C.
with cheers, met him at the Peniten-
tlary, and a large body of respectable
persons, many his most intimate friends
stood in the court yard, in two lines
and received him in silence and un-
covered.
Mr.. OC. and his fellow, occupy the
house, which is large and
airy, and has garden attached, in
which the prisoners were seen walking,
soon after their committal. Not the
slightest breach ofthe peace occurred.
" Mr.. O'C. issued an address, in
which he pledges himself to bring an
appeal before the House of Luds. and
urges the people to be quiet. The nd
Iress which is somewhat long, con-
tains nothing but reiterati. ms Of what
0'Connell now call his "command" to
be quiet. '.,.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-28

aCorFEE.--lhe great increase Of the production
of coffee, and diminution Of its consumption in
many countries, have materially decreased the val
ue of the article itself But few know the vast
Quantity Of coffee now produced. The statistics
for lsis give the following result:
Pounds.
Brazil q ,l70 900 bags) 40 900 900
Java and Sumatra Il ,450 900 baRs) I40 900 900
Cuba, icSsavG 4b, 900 900
St Domingo, s,ag W,, &c. 100000
Porto Rico. Laguira, &C., 36, 100000
British West Indies, 10000 900
Ceylon, 1000 900
East Indies and Mocha, 5000 900
French Colonies. $ 4,OOO, 900
Dutch West Indies. 100000
Total. 45a,ooo, 900
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-26
Monroe--ths following call Of public meeting
has been published:

Monroe--the following call Of public meeting
has been published:
"DEMocRATIc COUNTY MEETINc.--The Demo-
cratic Republicans of Monroe county, who are OPP
posed to the twothirds rule" adopted by the
National Convention, by which minority are
enabled to dictate to majority of the party all
those who believe in a strict construction of the
constitution. and are opposed to the exercise of
doubtful powers, and who agree with Jefferson,
that the Constitution does not provide for the an
nexation Of foreign territory to this Union; those
who are opposed to the assumption of State debts,
and Of he debts of foreign nations; and who are
unwilling that the extension and perpetuation of
slavery should be made part and parcel of the
creed of Democracy, are invited to meet at the
Court House, in the city of Rochester, on Satur-
day, August 3, 1874, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ"
This call is signed by ninety-four of the Demo-
Gratis of Monroe county-a strong indication of
the state of feeling in that region. We look not
without anxiety to the result OF the meeting, for
unless those " no are concerned in getting it up
can see some way OF giving their support to the
Democratic nominations, without surrenderng
their integrity on the Texas question, they will
not go to the polls at the approaching election.
The only method is the one pointed out in the
circular we have published, resembling the Texas
issue, and resting the support of the Democratic
nominations solely upon the safe and inexpugna-
BILE ground of those great principles of public po-
Icy which have heretofore formed the Democra-
tic creed. Unless some such rallyng ground,
some such point of union and agreement is pre-
sented to the Democratic party, we are broken up
and defeated without remedy. Those who resist
this compromise and insist upon stuffing the mea-
sure of annexation down the threats of the party,
are the enemies and betrayers of the very cause
they pretend to support The feeling to which
we allude is not confined to the two counties we
have named, but is diffused deeply and broadly
through the whole interior, and cannot be disre-
garded without mourning destruction to the party
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-26
TO THE EDITORS,


SEQ In the Globe of the 22d communication
thus:
!" Sir; see that certain gentleman of this place
offers to bet new house against ~ 900 the result
OF the PRESIDENTIAL election in favor Of Henry Clay.
NOW, why this gentleman should take the trouble Of
advertising this bet unless it was to let the commu-
nifty know that he has brick house, and is coon
of the longest tail and biggest kind of sreaks, we
cannot conceive. He surely is not sanguine enough
to believe there is person in the city fool enough
to plank up ~ 900 against house worth at the very
highest valuation, from $4,000 to $4,000
The writer of the above Communication thinks that
have overvalued my house at $1,000 1t cost me
every cent Of O00 but in order to accommodate the
gentleman, and as anxious to have the proposed
bet closed that appeared in the Standard of the
22d, | will make sacrifice of$2,0O0. Twill take the
gentleman at $4,000, any of his friends, against
the house putting the house at his own valuation.
Now, hope the Big Jack Honer sitting on the great
big Globe will not be backed out by the Little Jack
Horner sitting in little corner, &c. There is no
backing out in him.
CLEMENT WOODWARD
The Whig standard. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1843-1844, 1844-07-26

SANDs's SARsAPARILLA-Ks the light of science
advances discoveries are made, all OF which have
tendency to alleviate the condition OF man, and as the
inventive power of genius knows no bound, what can
stay It's progress in the path OF renown' Chemical
research has in modern times greatly enriched the
science of medicine; and one of the discoveries
Gently made will be hailed by thousands with
tons of joy; Sandss Sarsaparilla, new vegetable
preparation, will arrest and speedily cure the most
inveterate class of diseases, such as Scrofua, or
Kings Evil, Rheumatism and White Swelling, Dis
eases of the Joints, Salt Rheum or letter, Pmples
and Pustues on the face, and other Eruptions Of the
Skim 1t purifes the blood and causes healthy secre
tions, invgorates the constitutions and gives stamina
to the debilitated system.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by A. B.
& d. SANDS, Wholesale Druggists, 70 Fulton ST.,
New York. Price 81 per bottle; 6 bottles for S.
Agents for Washington city ROBERT FARM
HAM Bookseller, corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
18th street, and r. s. PATTERSON, Druggist, cor
ner of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street.
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THE WING TEXT BOOK.

The above is the title of pamphlet of 80 pages,
issued from the press of the Messrs. Gideon, of
this city, by order of the Hon. Willis GREEN,
Chairman of the Wing Congressional Executive
Committee, at Washington. 1t will be found an
invaluable manual by those who will take part
in the political discussions Of the day, in defence
of the Nations cause against the emissaries of
Texas and disunion. The pamphlet has been
compiled at an expense of great labor and will
entitle its author to the thanks of the Wings in
every part of the country.
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CLEMENT WOODWARD.
INTERESTING FROM CURACAO.

INTERESTING FROM CURACAO.
We are indebted, says the New York Tribune,
to Capt. Vinal, Of the schooner Ontario, IA days
from Curacao, for the following:
The Fourth of July being the anniversary of
American independence, spirited and elegant
ball was given in Curacao Jointly by the u. S.
Consul, Mr.. Freeman, and Mr. VIM Foulke, of
New York, which was got up in style seldom if
ever surpassed, and in that spirit of liberality
which characteristics our countrymen abroad. It
was attended by his excellency the Governor, his
family and suite. Mrs V. d. M, the Governors
sister, honored the ball with her presence, and to
her amiabe character, in doing all in her power
to make all at home, were those present indebted
also the adjutant of his excellency, to whom Anne
rcans visiting Curacao are indebted for the many
favors he grants them.
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AN INNOCENT MAN HUNG BY A MoB.--Under
this caption, the Paris (Mo.) Mercury narrates
some curious particulars connected with mob law.
Some years since, Mr.. James Barnes, son of
Aquilla Barnes, of Missouri, was hung by mob
in Arkansas, because he was suspected of having
murdered the "Wright family" in one Of the
counties of that State. Barnes to the very last
asserted his innocence, but the mob were mex
orable, and he was hanged by them. 1t now az
lnelgencer, that the real murderers have been
found, and are in confinement at Fayetteville in
that State There are three of them, by the
names of Star and Reese, and they are said to
have frequently boasted of the crime: they will
be convicted, it is said on the testimony of many
witnesses to these confessions. But their con-
vcton will not restore the innocent man to life,
nor save his murderers from the stings ofremorse
for so cruel an act. gN