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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
eau TION

iUJS Purchase none unless 1t has tho cerifi
cate of copyright" on the wrapper aud label
aud the written Signature Of
u. ID. LEN, VI. ID.
General depot, 80 barclay street. n. Y.
For sale ~ Newport by T. K. HAZARD. a
lac sign Of tho Golden Mortar. Dec. 90.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
MRS. WINCHESTER
Female Physiciam.
CERIVFIC.7TES.
Thomas,on, April 20. lSi:

This - to certify that came under the
care of Mrs.. Wlncbester, after having barn
gwen over by two physicians with The yellow
tcver and fever and ague. and much swollen.
and IN FIVE weeks ! was restored to good
health by taking her medicine.
JOHN LEAVEY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
Fan River, Feb. lG lSi3.

i TTT NTNFT, J. FU. 10 IC ID
This is 10 ccr'iy that ] came under the
ear" of Mrs. Winchester with bad hnmor
and weakness in tho blood. and had been
unable 10 work for one wear: afler taking
her medicine six weeks can say am IA
good health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
8 Mp09D p0mp.sY .

LIFE's ERRORS.
~~--~-~---~-~~>~~~~----,
What III n that sublm-r state
To which our souls shall once attain,
The things OF Earth, and Time, and Fute,
Shall pass before our eyes again,
Shall we review our Life's slow way
Its wants and WEAKNESS bcho!dlpg,
And by Heavens purer noon survey
What Ear,hs dim twilight now is folding !;
Q, what a wondrous change will pass
Ger all that here hath secniod ar been
Darkly we see, as through a glass,
What then shall face to fnco be seen
The hoihingness ofall We priced,
The falsehood Of the love we sought,
The priceless truth Of hearts dospised
The worth Of all we valued not
PerchaDco, il shall not then be seen
That this, our earthly path Of tears,
30 dssolate a waste hath been
Asto the mourner's eye appears.
When clearer light around Us breaks,
Our eyes shall read their course below,
A dreary line of long mistakes,
Atoned BY many a needless woe.
Onr youth was passed in visions fair,
In lsvishing the wealth ofhesrt;
Our manhood had the harder care
Ofwatching all those dream. depoIt.
What was there left for sud old age,
Except in useless grief to rue
The errors ofa pilgrimage
We could not, if we would renew
Yet in ourselves the evil lay,
Poor, weak auifcers of woe
Our idols then were made OF clay,
But twas our hand that framed then, 50.
We needed some diviner caIi,
To teach our hearts alike to .hun
Tho lovely fault trusting nll,
The bitter sin Of trusting none
Turn we then with vain disgust
From love betrayed and faith deceived,
Nor let our hearts forget to trust,
When they are wounded, wrung and grisved.
Take home this lesson--it i, such
as turns LIES darkness into light
D we can never love TOO much,
five will only love aright!
S,S>sASst6.>><x
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
Polish your Stoves e. Crates.

NO better evidence of nestncss when you
~ enter dwelling than to notice The
stoves and CRATES are well polished. We
would recommend for this purpose William
Browns PENCIL PASTE. 1t is put up
in rolls which cos. but l2 2 cents, and has
many advantages over the British luslrc and
black lead, as It's lusre is brighter, lasts long
or and rs used with much less dust and trou-
BILE. In one minute after it gets dry, by ap-
pIlcatIon OF n brush you get beautiful pol
isb. For sulc by WM. BRowN, 4Sl Wash
ington street; reialrd by all the druggist
aud grocery stores in Boston.
For sale IN Newport BY
Nov. lG r. J. TAYLOR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

Several new and second hand PnNo
F"Rtts 10 lot At THuRBtR's Piano Forte
SUD Music S'or", 80 e. IS, Westminster st.,
Fro,ldcnce, K I. fApulIy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

hR. IAYLOR'S BALs.M or LivrRwoRr
- tor Consumption ana L,ver Complaint,
Coughs, C"lds, Sc, from }75 Bowety: price
reduced large bol'les. 4 80 small 81.
Nov.2}. X j. TAYLOR, Agent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
IIenry's Erasive Compound.

4 new md superior article Tor extracting
"a Grease. Tar, Paint, vsrnlsh, &c, from
woUll.n, silk, cotton or linen clothing car
pets &c. without injury 10 tho finest goods.
For sale by X. J. TAYLOR,
Nav H.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
Opinions of the Medical Faculty.

Alta meeting Of the Medical Society of Wash
nston County, the following resolution was
unanimously passed.
RtsoiDed, That from a knowledge of the
comp1s, iion Of DR. Aliens BaI.am Of Ilore.
hound lverwou and Peurisy Root. and the
most astonishing effects we have seen it have
upon our patients, ii is our decided opinion tina,
II will cure Consumption aud Liver Complaint.
and we d, strongly recommend it To the faculty
and public generally.
JoHr X. SMITH, ". ID. prcst
Dawn Il Han AT ID S..,,,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

method has been discovered, aud known
only at tins place. of painting the exact
complexion and every variety Of color IN the
dress; thus ~ addition ~ the unefrlng fIcll.
~ of the likeness, you have all the rich ec
ecis and high finish Of the most exquisite
psln,ing.
These portraits having been awarded the
hrs, premiums and highest honors by the
Amercan ond Franklin institutes respective.
Iy at their last exhibitions. nre thus officially
sustained III the positions Of superiority hero
ioi"rc universally assigned them by The pub.
lie, as the most beautiful Daguerreo,ypes
ever produced
CF' Persons sitting for their Miniatures
hi ihIs establishment are guaranteed a per-
fect Likeness, colored exactly to nature. or
40 charge. Lkcncsscs taken every day
without regard to weather
PIumbs premium Apparatus & Rights,
Plates. Gases. &c. ut whnlesalo aud retail I
Newport. Dec ~, lsi3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
iEysGESUISE BUFFALO OIL
OreEs
Iklk

70 "rOuDTE 1uE GROWTH hNp REtuTiFi
'i' AIR. The otisi al and tue 49, rls &. put up
'uly hN Nn. Bows, lol " sFhiLVftn rect. A. q
uibcr ot runntetfriis hnyt t"reuIly spp arsd-togr
The eruuine-sce thnt the outs dc wtapHeris signed
WIN lfuwn' also c"py-tiglt hl- been surur.d
1nf cultured atrufdtnrto act Of urgrs tuhe Ciefk's
once pfths is fct tutt ~ lsi0. The above atiir
- fast kirg thI pare of al others to promote ne
gTpwth aud beauti, the hat. " rv'r ~ q he tutifi
s1tin alos- and caus's " to,ufl, and r tier thar
any vegetable preparation Io'sal. iu Boston Nv the
prop ieof, aud fctailsd by all The trnfp aud or.
funsts also ff sale ~ s,he DfurEstsiu Providence,
Newpnt, New psdfofd, Taunt"n. Lowtil. sairm,
NsWbufyPrf, Nopc-'c,, gptth.htid Jti2i.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
THE sEvEN.FOLD FURNACE,

u powerful aud novel notwithstanding Seven Fires ard
seven Aienbic-, with disting c"ndensng' aud .vnpo'
rating fixtures al anew aud ingenious conirivnnro, Ca
pabe Of obtaining more than seven times the ordinary
purity al vegetable extract heretofore used ~
pounding medicine The Bnisan'lr and Preserving pow.
OF these Pills IL also by this Invention purified and
refined, and mingled with the operative medicine
that II repairs Nil the "jnries created h> Purrnon as
theS caused nud Sir' ngy iOIi1es the r,srm
against future corruption aud decay
Let the public he ~ longer deceived by the aivrrt'se
menls "i the lone remedy" d"ctors. who show Ihen
entire gnoranre al The organic laws ot the human
TEN by surprising TINT medicine which pnrgss merely,
without renovning or preserving eau Ice p.irrr
DIV. For II |. n fixed and immninbe Inv al our being
that there should br. In Purgniion without i'm
mediate Restoration aud hengr u follows. md IL
proved To demons nion, that ni Purgsiiye- which 10
NOT possess saving "nd preserving p"werarr inIn.
DEFINING QUALITY.
The whole iheor, of common dinstic Pureation T..
based upon unnatural and absurd laws, aud hrN Who
follow II tall victims tn their own oi! and too late to
repent their iemrrity.
Purge ana Preserve, or do not attempt I" PURGE ~ n
, The celebrated PURIFYING AND FRESERv-
ING PILLS, purify the body from corruption mud pre-
serve Il from mi nnd decay by single orrrniirn
rhey are Universal Vegetable Purcnire oi sovereign
NIL Diseases I'll The human system IN which Pur.
CATION II required particular, III Jaundcr Indigestion,
Dyspepsia, Erupiiuns OF the skim srroins, Piles Coo
yeness, Bilious Disorders, Liver Complaint. FsvrrS
Nervous Disorders Inward Wenknes-, thoic, ID, sen-
iary, Worms Gnut rheumatism. Female Complaints,
Depression of Spirits, Debility oi system, Fs sc. sc.
- Prize 25 cents per Box. with iu drectlons, Es-
sav on Health md Long Life. &c
Sold wholesale and retail by The sole proprietor,
ID. =. bRiDLEE,
70 Court street. corner of Brniie street, boston.
AGE~r-R }. TAYLOR, Newport.
GROSVENOR s. CHASE, SO x
38 Wey bossetl street, Providence, Gem
eral Agents for Rhode Island.
Pawluckei- Samuel Green,
Bri&tol-Lemucl w Briggs.
Warten-William Parker.
Feb BIN
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07

I1RpWN'SC g ItG1 CANDY. This agreeable or,I
- cle pept ed by william B,own, 4 thorough che
mi-i AM faithful druggist AZ the corner ut VIA hing
Ton dul blio Sttr'-, ~ d. Cdcdly the uot pIras
hrHliiitu aud rti''iiVr up,unI ~ uur uiatkrt H.,
ne retet aud Gaze ut the distressing and daEgtiuu
coughs which ptcNdti among ~ ~ th wiut, puutis
IT. ntcIy ptep1 ed aud highly M dIcaicd wi. ap
proved r,pettpf ut. - ~ tu iurd Instant r"itef 10
The urIlaien organ' Oft throat uut prnduriug
~ too often ~" case with ctn les ntusrittug iud
d"lrteriuus effect upon lhr -tOmHch Having unfIT-
unttel' been compel, 20 use 4 -eycra' times wtthin
CoIplr years. We have found u bIth grateful AID
friend .-IUrrs.
\. u. Brcarrtitn To obsefve the signature VIM
Hrnwn uu the dire ur1. There hriug several counter
ett articles ~ ie mar et call Tor Hrowu' tunpnund
Nonestt andy We lie ted The above ~ frf sale ~
ihs tnHnNy ~. TAlLOE. = bRttAH Nup. Nl3
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
SIP PENCE Ess'S
VEGETABLE PILLS, SYRUP d
PLASTER.

'ENIlE numerous proofs daily received OF the
utility of SPrNcER's VEGET.3BLE +
Pills, not only rom professional men, but
nl>n from individuals, previously unknown To
mr. many of them guardIanS and instructors
ot youth, who speak from personal knuwl.
"dg", together wirh the rapid sale, complete
" satisfies me that have no, been deceived
Those recommendations have Iull, sustained
II rs u certain cure for the headache, nS u 50
sure remcdy for many other complaints #
used according to the directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious hnmors Of the blood aud Tor
pllcs, Mrs. J"nrs's Syrup may be advania
gpously used IN cuuncXon with the Pills.
For coughs, inflammation OF tho lungs,
pain III The side. or ~ any other part of the
system, Mrs. Jones Rheumatic Plaster should
be applied externally ~ connexIOn with the
use Of the Syrup aud Pills,
There is not the least difficulty To be nppre-
hended from their use, either at home or abroad;
their operation as calhariic, is 80 gentle, that
the person W ho uses them, will onl, know their
inesiImable qualities by the speed, eradication o
the cause uf distress.
In all casoS o islnatlng in Impurities of the
blood, aud those incident to the female consi. /
tuition, these medicines stand untvalled, and
have no equal In these classes Of complaints
which prove, not only extremely Troublesome.
but often fatal, thoy have been extensively used,
aud with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested aud their ellicac, proved and
the pills aud syrup combined. have seldom, il
ever been known TO fail Of producing the de-
sire d effect.
For sale 10y MARY TILLEY, No ~, Spring
street. Don't forge, the number-nor that Spen-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
PIumbe Daguerrean Gallery
OF PATENT
Colored Photographs,
AT the Mufb0ne HOusc. 7bomes

Street; 10 Court Street, Boston; 35l
Broadcay, .NeW York; 1856 CAesnut
Street, Philadelphia, constituting the
oldest and mos, extensive establishment
of the kind IL the world, and containing
UPWARDS OF lOOO PIcruRts. .4dniiiance
Fee.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
DIR .1LLE.NS B.3LS.9.N OF HORE
HOU.ND, LIVERWURT .3.ND
PLEURISY ROOT FOR

E~ss~s+s~,2's,sl "a, 49,, go, 4i..-, TsS1
GssielS&6i. Gs.;s:.I. p2[s. 81 ]. 4 . .as2!l!SI s!l!SI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
iUPMRs. VI. ". GARDNER,sJN
An IbALSAM or HNORT AND

aMALKDENs Gcnuire British Ink
w PoNd8i at X. ]. TAYLOK'S.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-03-07
For Newport and Providence.

Until further notice
hSsTrftyw=sS The Mail stage will leave
snES Et. zISS Providence for Warren,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

A CAPITAL SATIRE!-Mr. Clay was
invited on board the new and spIend id
ship wabash > at New Orleans, on thS
10Th ult. TO examine its works, Partake
Of collation., and be the butt Of as anus
ing piece ofsarcssm as we have lately
seen. After they had eaten and drank,
cards are not menlioned,) the captain
Jumped up and addressed him in an ely
Oquent speech, in which he said: os SD
"The sailors (many Of whom are about
you at this liRe) bid you welcome here,
because they remember when your elO.
qusnt voice was raised in their behalf, in
our national councils when IFS trumpet
tones rang iriumPhantly for 'Free Trade
ald Sailors rightsT" o5 assn
The Tropic says: o.,
Mr.. Clay, evidently, with surprise a.
being thus addressed and apparently with
out the slightest anticipation Of il, ex.
pressed few words in reply. - d9zr,A
What Wag that Captain must beii-.
Mr.. Clay rttriumphanHy for Free trade
and Sailot's righiE" Really, that was 4
hard cut! - Gin. Eng. 4
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

"BUsTED UPw-We believe it was
Judge Wright of the Gazette who intrO>
.duced the following resolution into the
Kickapoo Convention, which nominated
Mr.. Spangler, TO close most elegant
farce. Possibly we do our neighbor in
Justice in imputing it TO him, but at all
events it was presented and adopted-di
restly or indirectly, the Judge was par,
ticeps criminis.
Resolved, That the history ofihe world
has established the fact thai no free and
intelligent nation has existed, whose
commercial facilities have been cOn6ued
to metallic currency: ignorance among
the great body OF The people, desporism
in government. and an exclusive metallic
circulating medium. have ever been con
stapt companions" sag..}1slae al.
This reads like orthodox doctrine TO
those who know no better than TO swal
low, like young birds, al that is put into
their mouths. The resolution attracted
the attention of the Mt. Vernon Banner,
and is disposed Of as follows: .s-
"The history of the world has estab-
lisbed the fact, that no free and intelli-
gent nation has existedm whose circula
ling medium has been principally pa
per. And we will prove what we ass
sert. .geIts ga 1a a' Ea
In Denmark, ,ihe circulating medium
is nearly all paper; notes OF the denomI-
nation Of eight cents are issued; the le-
boring classes arc serfs, and are sold like
cattle. ,mmoa 0al @sl ,.-t
In Russia, paper money of the demon
nation Or twenty cents is issued; the
working popnlalion,are slsvesaHd sunk in
the lowest stage of ignorance and degra>
daiion. as7i.3I .a0 u
In Sweden, paper money Of the de-
nomination of nineteen cents is clrcl'
lated, and labor is worth from 6to 10
cents per day. -. =.
. Ia Austria, paper money Of the de-
nomination of So, crculates, and labor
is worth a shilling per day, rr
In England, there is an extensive pa
per money CircuIatiOu-labor worth one
shilling and halfper day; the labOre'
inding himself. One filth of the pop
ulatiop ofCrea, Britain, are paupers.
Ia Cuba, The circulating medium il
eniiIeIy metallic, and labor is worth from
one dollar fifty cents, TO three dollars pc
day!
The above facts have been, time AM
again declared upon the Hoor Of Con
gress, and published throughout the Uni
led States, and have never been contra
dicted. 'sOne factis worth a cargo o
arguments" ~ Gin. Eng.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

vERDAxr VIsiruRs. "A couple offOfsigR9.
ers, who had never enjoyed the pleasure.
of sleigh ride, decided to iRdulgeiD that
amusement, while sojourDing at the Ife,e
mont House Boston, while ago. A,sIeigh
was ordered accordingly, and thegAweEel
asked if they would have one or two daAfr
faloesP "Wby," said one of them, very
inhocently, ''as we are not usedNolt6is
sport, i think one buffalo will be eaRHel4
as we can manage unless they be, iyeIyI
tame" The Boston Post tells this st0fy.
| spStp
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
q 9T. GEORGEToWN o, TUESDAY FEBRUARY "a. ls44.-

heart relentedG No! Raising herseli
TO her full height with alaugh of tri-
umph, and heart unmOved,, she repli-
ed rH ErG,e.a s1- ,ru .,au
You cannot rise to getit-ViOlet Eye
will not give it. You shall die! and
your scalp hang in the red mans belt :
Snatchinga dirk from his side, she con-
tinued-'Wbsn the Great Spirit passes
yon clond you must die. Think OF the
white wife that wishes for you. look on
the dark one by your side. See! It's time.'
And with that hand r' .'~ss
IS, soft in love-So wildly nerved in hats'
she pierced il to his heart, and with tbs
warm blood dripping from the polished
stell, planted it in he: own.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
A PICTURE.

The globe CSLus ,LLe foIlc0 Ag graphic
picture ofJoHN DAVIS, "hoaeS. John, -
the cOOn candidate for the Vice Presi-
dency: a.... .-.u
"We know Mr.. Davis well--know him
10 have been on the side Of the English
in the last war, and as an able editor Of
a press in the region fthe Hartford con i
VentiOn, devoted 10 paralyze the energies
Of the country in its fearful struggle with
Great Britain-as one who exulled pub
licly az The conhagration Of the Capitol
and exefted ell his faculties 10 make the
result Of the war as fatal to our political
institutions as TO our public structures.-
We know, too, that, as member Of Con
gress, Mr.. Davis was devoted to the man
ufacturing interests, and quite as regard
less Of the means employed in their sup
port, as previously in promoting the cause
Of the foreign enemy. The whole coun-
try knows, that he wilfully alierd speech
of Mr.. Buchanan,and presented in his own
published speech, quotations purportiDg
10 be taken from Mr.. Buchanan's speech,
reversing the sense Of The author, and
thus sent abroad in bis own speech( which
was circulated in immense quantities BY
the manufacturing interest,) a speech for
Mr. Buchanan, (which be knew he had not
spoken, because he heard what he said,
and had access to the printed report Of
il. Mr.. Buchanan called him TO an sc-
count for it before the Senate, and all
this was expose d before that body"
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27

A correspondent Of theNew York Sun
writing from WashingtOn,m me n:i'ns that
members Of congress can be easily dis
thguished from other people by thier
wearing Grape on the left arm, and says:
sSomo sessions ago, "a man terribly in debt
had the sheriff after hun: being obliged to
pass through the street, he tied Grape on
his left arm, and marched boldly along
The sheriff supposing him 10 be a'mem-
Der of Congress, passed him most obse.
ouiously. 1t threw the sheriff into flyste,
les when he discovered how he had beel
tricked." t"'"' '
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
From NOah's Weekly Messsngef.
THE WORLD.

"Sir, bring me . good, plain dinner"
said meIancholy-lOoking individual TO a
waiter at one Of our principal hotels
Eyes sir" m,.
The dinner was brought and devoured,
and The eater called the landlord aside,
and thus addressed him: .'
.'YOu are the landlorda"
"Yes."
''Yo1 do a good business here~
"Yes.''Cn astonishment. q
"You make-prObably ten dollars a
day, clear?" p" '
Yes"
"Tken | am safe. cannot pay for
what have consumed; Ihave been out
of EN- oioyment seven months; but have
engaged to go TO work tomorrow. lnad
been without food fonr.and twenty hours
when entered your place. ] will pay
you in a week."
al cannot pay my bills with such prom
ises," clustered the landlord ,"Snd do
not keep a poorhouse. You should ad
dress the proper authorities. 5lgi@
Leave me something for security"
81 have nothing" mmo
81 willIake your coat" -rU qIt
"Ifl go into the streets without. that, 4
will get my death, such weather as i is.'
"You should have thought Of that be
fore yCucame her :" .I -.THp.I 81
"You are serious? Welll solemnly
aver that ore week from now will pay
you" Hgr&l FliG
81 will take the coat" II .rm
The coat was left, and a week after
words redeemed. .e...g rH
Seven years after that, a wealthy man
entered the political arena and was presen
ted at caucus as an applicant for a Goa
pressional nomination. The principal o.
the caucus held his peace -=he heard the
name and hlsloryof the aplican', who was
member of church, aud one OF the mos
respectable citizens. He was chairman
The vote was . lie and he cast negative
thereby defeating the wealthy applicant
whom he met an hour afterwards anC
10 whom he said .a saio ea
"You don't remember met"
"No." ~ 4aaa..a gt
81 once ate dinner in yourhotel,a ,and al
tho I told you i was famishicg Sic
pledged my word and honor TO pay you
! ia week, you took my coat and saw me
90 ou, into The inlcement air, at the risk
Of my life, without it,, aaasa M
swell. sir. wha. thenWa a, -H.t.
mot much. You called yourself
Christian. Tonight you weTa'a candi'
date for nominalion, and but for me yol
would have been elected to Congress"
Three years after, the Christian hotel
keeper became bankrupt, and sought
home at Bellevieu. The dinnertess
wretch, that was, is now high function
arv in Albany. We know him we'll.
The ways Of Providence are wonderful
and the worlds mutations almost beyon
conception or belief. -
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
b.. NEW sERIEs.-VoL. nv. No. 81.


3 DBMoCRATIC PRINCRLEs'-Tbe Oour.
ier asks, what are Democratic priDeipIsgf
Here are few Of them -..-
No National Bank.
No National Debt. b'iR
No rspudialing Bankrupt Law. v3
No Distribution bribery act. usioa
No tive hundred millions AssumB>
tion.
No political Tariff, benefting the few
- burdening the many, and filling our
ships with BALLAST % sai
No 'blOOdy handed candidate, who is
for the tariff one day, and against it the
next. .afnso
No cheating the people by broad seals.
No big bellied bOttIes,' to electioneer
with. ...--..
No log cabin Drunkenness.
No Bella ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS POI.
tering, or long fOdder'iBg. - q ~
For the Independent Treasury. 7,,7
For measures rather than men. Ell
For revenue tariff, adapted to the
wants of an economical government, and
incidentally protecting all our 'nalioAGl
interests ' IN .nsg sdi
For bringing the national expenditures
within the national receipts. ~.
For freedom Of elections-withouG
'RogueIy acts to rob The electors Of their
rights. ~ ..s eIi
For the greatest good of the gresteat
number. Men Hauen Register, ..,;,g
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-02-27
wHIG OPPOSITION TO IRISH RE

"The State House has been disgraced7
by Irish repeal meetings." So say The
Wings in thei: meetings, in their journals Z
and in their ordinary expressions. We,
were awsre that they had no feelings or
sympathy for the oppressed Irish; butO
were unprepared to credit any such una ,
baIlOwed denunciation upon their Eighiss
eous cause, 10 American citizens. 1 q,
Ohio Statesman, - ,