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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-18

hTtLLTNHR Y267 Grand up stairs door East al
IfA Columbia ia.-4RS. PERRY respectfully announces
TO the Ladies OF Ne ork and vicinity that she viii
Show Room, OF Millinery. Thursday the Eth ihis day
Ladies choosing TO furnish ci, materials Will be attended
III
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
Democratic Club in Carol county.

Al Democratic meeting bald at the hotel OF Mr.. r.
H. Legge, on the evening Of Friday the 10th INST. for
the purpose of olganzng Democratic ub, for Gem
ire township Gen. HENRi A. STlDGER was called 10
the Chsir aud H. w. Morrison appointed Secretary pro
tent, when the f'll"wing proceedings took place.
Reso'red, That this association he known by the name
Of The Democratic GLIB OF Centre township.
On motion Of Capt Burgher. it was
Rssotred That a committee Of three persons he mp
pointed, whose duty it shall be 10 drat constitution for
the adoption and management Of this association, ant
report the same To The next -Whereupon, The
following persons were appointed for the performance
Of that duty, viz: DR.. c. " Mcaillen, ]. s. Gould and
~ Burger
On motion the following persons were appointed ant
instructed to procure in which The Club hereafter
hold its regular meetings. and report progress The mex
meeting, viz W. B. Woodward, J. Tolan and Z. Nc
CURE. .-.
RssOirsd That the proceedings of this meeting bt
signed by The officers and published IN The Democrat,
ic Crisis, and Tuscarawas Demrcrat.
Meeting adjourned 10 meet again on the 2lSt inst.
HENRY A. STlDGER, Chm.
A. w. MORRISON, Sec'y.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
D.. CARROLL MOVING.

The proceedings ofa meeting in another column show
that The Democrats of Carol county are arousing to
their duty This is time for no Democrat 10 stand a.
looE The country and the cause Of Democracy calls
aloud TO the friends Of liberty to be up and doing, and
We rejoice to see the spirit and unanimiy with which
the Democracy throughout the Stale, are raying to
The battle field. Let US 60 on-compete our organiz,
tons in every. township and lay The documents before
the poopIe-and their unerrng sense of rish,
and Justice will award us the must triumphant victory
since the days of Jefferson. gl.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
GOV, SHANNON AND CooNERY.


The Federal Advocate has published letter lately
written by Governor Shannon on Ranking, which
seems to give the Federal editors great joy. Poor de-
Vilsl many of them had got an idea that The Democra-
cy would kill of all The Banks and thus preven, whg.
gerry from getting into power again for 1t is notorious
that the federal party could more obtain power with.
put the Of shinpas,ers than rould live with,
apt stealing corn. But Shannon's letter has revived
Jheir spirits, and they now think the Democrats
Such bad fellows after ALL they only don't kill off the
hunks. Exactly II the wings of Tuscarawus vii on
~ read Shannons letter they will not only get much in
formation, but be able to how their leaders have
beel lying to them on the subject Of Democrpic
Bank Reform. We advise all wings who have d.
sSad the letter TO get It in the Advocate Of week before
)asl. Or although we believe Gov Shannon Is year,
behind heimes onbanking yet his letter unquesIiona
bly, soptaina more facts and sound sene than any
article we have ssen published in fedaalpaper forth,
last 5years. Readit, you coons who want light ant
knowledge.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
GOSHEN IPsHICKORY GLUB.



The Club convened on Saturday last pursuant To all
hur nment On molion, Seymour Belden was appouied
Secretary pro tent motion being made to That eif.ct
certain correspondence between Mr.. A. y. Rowlee,
President Of The Club, and A. Dudley was read by
The Clerk and thereby appearing to the Club that
hr Dudley had becutne dissatisf vito the nomina-
iuns made on the 10Th Instant that he had declared his
intention to join The Wing party, and oppose said nomi
naon-On mnliun of Mr Bonhsm il was unanimously
ResOlUsd, That the name of AUGUSTUS B. Dudley,
be stricken from The list Of candidates on the Demu,
cratic Ticket and tina, his name be also stricken from
the Constitution Of the Hickory Club of this TOWNSHIP?
and that the Clerk proceed forthwith to erase his name
in presence of the Club.
MR. S. BlUGuMAN moved to amend the resolution by
drawing black lines around his name, which was carried
unanimously |
The Club then proceeded 10 nominate candidate for
Township Clerk, to supply the place OF Mr. Dudley,
which resulted in favor Of MIR. Anthony Defsnbaugh,
who was therefore declared duly nominated to the Office
Of township Clerk.
The Club was briefly, but fsengy asddressod by Mr.
Cummins, Mr.. BnnIlam, Mr. BeIden, and Mr.. J3hn
Klnh--when, the hour being late, on motion the Club
adjourned to meet on Saturday evening next, when an
address may he expected from Mr., Cummins on the
subject fihe Tariff
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
MARRIEn.

On the l7ih inst. BY N. NedrOw Esq tIrRAd HAsT,
to MISS SARAH RIcarEk. both Of Tuscnrswas County.
Ga the 81 st inst The residence Of Elder r. Cook in
Rush township Mr..Andtew sprowl 10 Mss Marga'
r5l Beard.
On the 2lsbY the same, al The residence Of Mr.. VIM
Birney, Ma WIN BALES to Miss MGRoARET c. DCN-
cHEY,-hoth of Harrison county.
On the rdh lnstby Thomas Moore M,q. Mr.. David
Ginher to Miss susunuuh Wight, all Of Salem ip.
On the same day by the samt Mr.. Michael Knisely
of Salem township, 10 Miss Rebecca' sewel Of c ay
township
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
MARYLAND-TlIE SPIRIT UP.

We have never known enthusiastic spirit ia the
Democratic ranks since the days of Jackson now
hibs itself throughout the entire Union. There appears
10 be an alarm pervadng among The people that the Ibis
critics of the country in danger from domestic
miles, and that the utmost vigilance is necessary 10
teract and overthrow the exerions of the enemy In
our own State, The same spirit IS aroused and we are
much gratifed to find Democratic Associations orgsniz.
ing in the different c,ies and counties. In the Carroll
Democrat we have the proceedings of an organization,
in Manchester "ef all persons who opposed to the
election Of Henry Clay OF to the ascendency Of Wing
principles in the Administration ofhe State or General
Government" 1.-The Association was fully organized
by the election Of officers and the appoemcnt ofa
responding committee and large comnle ofyigiauce
The following gentlemen compose the former commit,
lee viz Joshua r. Kopp, Henry E BAl'z Henry
Matter Frederick Sitter, Gesrge Shower, John N. Sle
fee, John X oh. .--B Bali. Rep. ,N
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
March 81, 174A. 1l6w.
THE FULL BLOODED HORSE,
DAN o'UONNELL,

vii stand for Mares the ensuing senson (trOm the Isl
of April until the last Of Juue next. the following
places: The first three days of the week al the stable
of Cant Hodge in Bolivar the last three the stable OF
Peter Roachi in Dover. Second week---lsi 3 days at
Rockford. 2nd days at The residence of John Hixon
Esq, IN Fairfield township.
And so on, alternately throughout the seasor-every
other VIZ elk. ,..
DAN O'CONNELL
Is full hlnoded beautiful Bay. with black name and
tail, Yeas old hssprng, full Is hands high elegant
y proporlioned, sud well calculated for either saddle
or harnesu He was sired by the noted rnnnine Dan.
WConnLlI and rsised By L. renza lngrham, in Greene
Gu. Pa. His dam by the celebrated horse Emperor.
Further detail Of his pedigree is deemed unnecessary
as he will recommend himself to all competent nges.
TERMS.
To insure with foa $6OO---to be paid when the
Maze is known to be With foa'. Parting with mares
before they are known to be with foaI, not Sten-
ding regularly, forfes the insurance. No accounia-
r, JOHN HIXON O,oner
March 90, 1874 JAS. M COLLUM. Keeper.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
SALE or TAND.

DURSUANT to an order Of the Court of Common
L Pleas Of Tuscarawas county made at the March
term 1874. the subscriber will sell el public auction
On Saturday The 2oth day of April neH,
between the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ and NJ Al the
door Of the courthouse in New Philsdephia the fol-
lowing real estate situate in said county 10 witt
Lot No. IL in the 81 qrs of township in range
containing 1873 acres and sixty .hundredhs of an acre.
subject 10 The dover estate o Sarah Johnson as hereto.
fore assigned. ,.-..-..
SAMUEL RYAN, Ad'mr,
.... Of Wm. johnson, decd.
Dated March 10 ls44. I04w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
Abraham Dearduf I
for the use nf
Almon Savage In CHANG ERY.
ye,

George Aston Sen.
The said George Aston is hereby notified, that on the
18th day of March, A. D. 1884, said Abraham DeardoA
filed in The clerks Office Of The Court of Common Pleas
of Tuscarawos County, Ohio hill in Chuncery agans,
him; the object and prayer ofwhch said bill is That said
Abraham Deardoff NAV obtain decree ofofsad Court,
(ior the use of Almon Savage against said George As
preemept made and entered into by and between said
Dpardof and said Aston on The eleventh day of NAV,
eighteen hundred and forty tive, for the conveyance by
said Deardo 10 said Aston of certain tract Of lind u
said article oagreement described and that in default Of
such specific rormance equitable interest," in said
land of said Aston be sod and that the due SAID
Dsar,lonnder and by virtue Of said agreement be paid
of!he proceeds oflhe sale of said land which said bill
will be Cor the hearing of said Court at lis next term
BEaDEN CRAIG Il BELDEN.
Soils. for CompPt
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

KENTUCKY -Therappeats 10 he a thorough rcvo.
luton going on in this ale The Democratic party are
exceedingly active, md all accounts assure that their
strength is rapidly increasing every day The Louis
vile Advertiser confirms these accOons. and says:
1--WE have couversed with many wings Of late who as.
sure US that key cannot vote for SUI "a CLAW to
ill the first Office in the ma ion but will 20 for Mr.. Van
Buren, or any other person who ma be nominated by the
democratic party; not this indication that our 9rin'
cipes arc gaining ground.-i -
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
DAN O'CONNELL
ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby gwen that after thirty days from
~ from this date petition will be presented to the
trustees of Goshen Township Tuscarawas County,
asking for The location and establishment of Town
ship road from the North East corner Of ItiS owned
by Henry Mosher, in said township, 10 run ftom
thence NortherIy dircclion the nearest aud best
rout 10 The road leading 4Iiom EaspOrl 10 New Phil
adplphia. ~ ssal,G ,alm
Da.sj, Maych lllh, sle4i
4w. HENRY MOSHER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
TIE "Otilo DEMUCRAr' TILL AFTER TIL
ELECTION FOR 46 CENTS.


TIE "Oi1l0 DEMUCRAl'' TILL AFTER THE
ELECTION FOR 75 CENTS. @
The great crisis approaching and the base attempts Of
tho Federass to make this Federal District has in.
duced us to offer The Ohio Democrat from the lst Of
April III after thu Presidential ele,ton 70 MoSrHs) for
the exceedingly low price Of
Seventy five cents.
We wish our friends 10 use their anence 10 extend
.he circulation Of our paper. Let meet these Ftder
asls on the ihreshhhold in every nook and corner oil
the two counties. A reasonable deduction will be made
10 clubs taking number Of copies.
Since this offer was rs made, we have received
siderable accessoLs list which has induced 10
renew it, But is not quarter large enough yet. Press
on Democrats. Give the people light and glory await.
you. pWe send Prospecuses 10 some of our friends
ais week. and trust they will exert themselves in ou
behalf
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the inhabitants Of York
~ township, thai petition will be presented TO tho
Trustees OF York township praying for tbwnship road
TO commence at the end Of Adam Limebaugh's lane;
from theme westward to ntersect Carr ioad on John
VOLTS land at any suitable point the nearest and
best ground. ADAM LIMEBAUG;Il, Pel'r.
Feb. 26, 1874 75w
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
lADMINISfR fRATOR s NOTICES.

THE subscriber having at the late term Of the Court
Il Of Common Pleas, taken onI Letters Tss'amentary
wnh the Will annexed OF Christian stanley, deceased
all persons having claims against said estate REQUEST.
ed to present them duly proved for settlement and all
those indebted to The o4le are notified settle up i'm
medlaley. JOHN CARVER, Executor.
March 70 1914 s M
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
VAN BURkN AND THE WAR; --ANoTIIER
WING LIE NAILED TO THE WALL.

Col. STONE. an old federal editor Of New York. was
lately written 10 by one Of his wing friends to know
il there was any truth in the report Of their patty that
Van Buren opposed the las, War Stone, who knew
Van Buren, the tme comes out and gveshe lie direct
to this wing slRnder on MIR Van Buren,. lie says ho
was one Of the most active and warm supporters Of the
war that as IN the country. Recoecl this Col. Stone
is blue beed whig, and is now editing whig paper
yet all that can't prevent him from tell ng the tutl
when his honor is al stake But will the foul sandereri
WHO started This report and who have kept i, up, now
call back their Iiesl No. They have not the honesty
do it. 1t would prove them by their own sayings, ,c
be the most unprincped vagabonds out Of The peniien
iiarY.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
FIRST GUN FOR OHIO.

The Democrats Of Portsmouth (SAiotO county shave
elected Democratic Mayor and out Of l2 council
men, The mGjnuiies were about so, and this in town
that always has heen ope Of the slroLa hulds of whs
gerry Sol much for ihaG Push m The B,ll Clay cal
no more carry Ohio, than sucker could climb bar
bar MOLE =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
NEW .I -IAMnsIlIRE ALL IlAIL.

The Grane State has covered herself with glory
She stands ont shining light 10 the Democracy o.
other States and terror 10 federalism every where
see rsut'a of the election n'hla paper lnl8l0 she
Eavu 6O'O majority. In lsiishe gives 10000 one
hnudrsdO long aud loud huzzas fOF lAe psnqcEOcy e N
Hampshire.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
VLUABLE FARM For SALE.

TNHE subscriber wishes 10 sell his farm situate in
4 Warwick township, Tuscarawas county on the
birm bank side of The canal mile and quarter be-
low Trenton, consisting Of So,
400 ACRES OF FIRST RATE LAND.
abou, 20 80 acres of which is cleared and 10 good
condition, the balance is we'll tmbered and conlains
quantity of stone coal and iron orS, near the canal
two story log house, with WELL orchard &c. are the
improvements Purchasers are reminded that il is atgs
enough for two good FARMS
JOHN CLEWEtL.
Feb. 81, 1914. 64w$
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

OHIO STATESMAN Fer THE CAMPAIGN
Wehave neglected 10 state that this able paper will be
furnished subscribers until after the election for 90.
is the largest paper in Ohio and has the ablSst editor
West Of the Mountains, il not East Of them also. No
Democrat should he without it. Subscriptions received
at this Office, and forwarded without delay
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
s0HOOL EXAMINERS.

TTNHE Board Of School Examiners for TuscaFswas
i county will hold hs quarterly meetings The Ist
Monday in April-Juy. October and January Of each
year. and SPECIAL meetings. the 3d Monday 0f each
month tf la 8. BELDEN, CLERK
- Of said DOardy
MarohSi, 1914.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
Caution.

TNHE PUBLIC are cautioned against purchasing or
l. taking note Of hand drawn by p N. Jearny
and John Shnz, payable to the undersigned, dated il
September 1899 or ihereabouts, Due April lst 1870. I
have been induced lately 10 write my name upon the
back Of said nole and this notice ia given to prevent
any person from buying said note under the beiefhaE
can he made liable as indorser. Said Jeanny abscon.
ded from this State some years since, and Slas Clark
the present holder Of said knew all the facts before
he purchased The same am the eore determined ne.
yer TO pay said note or any part Of IT.
HENRY SHUT.
March 8th 1874 g. 3v
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
DIR. DUNCAN ON COONERY

We are under obligations to this intrepid and unler.
rifed Democrat for copy Of his late speech on coon
cry. The Doctor has way Of dssecting and showing
up federalism that is ininitabe, and shall give his
speech 10 our readers the first opportunity.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
TEXAS ABOUT BEING ADMITTED INTO THE

Ten AS ABOUT BEING ADMITTED INTO THE
UNION.
Ii is said President Tyler and the Texan Governmen,
havo fixed up treaty by which Texas is 10 bo forthwith
admitted into the Union. and that he has already sen
,he treaty to the Senate for confirmation This is great
newS and ofthe greater Importance than any measure oil
Tylsrs administration. The consequences resulting
from this great step, first the addition to the Uniou
br or States: second war with Mexico directly, and
Indirectly with England and thirdly, revival of busi-
ness and stirring times throughout The length AVID breadth
Of onr glorious country. That the Senate will ccnfru
the treaty there to be no doubt for is SAID there
are SO in favor and but 13 against it.
As might be expected the idea Of going to war, ha.
aroused the indignation of the Hartford Convention
Fedealists and they are crying long and loud agans
the admission Of Texas into the Union. Daniel Web.
sier their leader has published letter reptobatng The
admission, and bis followers in New England already
declare that they will secede from the Uuon if Texas
is admitted rather than go to war. These Fedsralis,s
are brave fellows, surely. But don't get scared you
towards. The Democracy had to do the fighting las
waL while you were secretly aiding the enemy, and
the Democracy can do the fighting again, but they will
take care to put you 60 miles from the sea coast to pre-
vent your again hanging out blue lights to the British
On the whole we 60 for Texas War--and Oregon,
and If Capt Tyler will secure US these three things
the country will consider him the next greatest man to
General Jackson.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

TNHE subscribers having the last term Of The Court
i Of Common Pleas, taken onl. letters Of Adminisa. =.
lion ON The estate Of William Young. all persons ha-
wing claims against said estate requested l present
them duly proved for set einsn Hnd those indebted to
the estate are notified To settle ~, Immediately.
PETER YOUNG, Adm'r.
CATtlARINE YOUNG, Adm rx.
Mmch 25, 1914.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

TNE subscriber having at the last term Of the Court
Il Of Common Pleas taken out Letters Of Admins
ration with VIII annexed Of the Of Jane Thompson
detsased all having claims against said estate
uuesed 10 present them duly proved for settlement and all
those indebted are notified to settle up Immediately.
JOHN ARMSTRONG, Adm'r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

YET THE Poor STARyE lt is said that the bare plate
a, Windsor Castle is valued at s. 800 600. A single
golden service Of Gonrse w. contains The utensils
quishe to dine 1870 guests. z
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

% lfa CONGRESSIONAL g1
Ist tflstrict-Clayton Webb, of Hamilton,
Cd do James NJ, Dorsey, of Darke.
3d do II. D. Forsman, Ui Greene,
4nh do Judge John Ia ylor of Champaign,
9Th do David Higgins ofLucas,
9th do Gilbert Beach OF Wood.
18th do John D. White Of Brown. U
9Th do Thomas Megrady Of Ross, ~
) 9Th do Valentine Keffsr Of PIcaway,
10Th do james Parker of Licking.
: ltth do John Bar'rum Of Marion.
12ih do George COrwine Of 6cioto.
18th do Cautious @. Covey of Morgan
14th do Isaac NJ. Lanning, Of Guernsey,
18th do Walter Jameson Of Harrison,
10th do Sebastian Branard, of Tuscarawas,
/ 18th do James Forbes sr. of Ca rroll; be-.
l8ih do Neal Mccoy, of Wayne,
+ 18th do Milo Stone OF Summit.
Goth do Benjamin Adams of Lake,
2lst do Stephen NJ Sargent, of Medina.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
FOUND.

DETWEEN one Leg bridge and New Plladellbia
ID q aBi.ANKE'r supposed 10 be saddle tlanketi The
owner can have il by calling for il,
ISAAC Russell
Sandy PNsfeh s0, 1874,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

R\E subscriber having at the last term Of the Court Of
Common Pleas. Letters Of Administration on
he estate Of Robert Ter deceased all persons having claims
against requested to present Them duly proved
for settlement and all those indebted to notified
10 sete up Immediately
SAMUEL TUCKER, Adm'r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

ynNH subscriber having at the last term Of the Court o
II OF Common Pleas taken Letters of Adninisr alton
on the estate Nelson Payne deceased all persons having
claims against sad estate are requested present them duly
poved for Settlement and those indebted TO the estate are
notified to settle up Immediately,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

THE subscriber having last term Of the Court Of
mon Pleas taken out Letters Of Administration with the
viii annexed the estate Of Daniel Carpman deceased all
persons having claims against sud estate requested 10 pre-
sent them duly proved for settlement and n persons ndcb
ted to tile estate are notified to settle up Immediately
SAMUEL CARPMAN. Adm r.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28
AN APPREN TICE WANTED.

smart active lad Of about Is or l6 years of age will
be taken apprentice to the Printing business at THU
office. sg s'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

TIME subscriber having the last term OF the CourI OF
Common Pleas taken out Letters of Administration
the estate of Joseph Huff deceased, all persons having
claims against said requested to present them duly
proved for settlement and those indebted 10 tile estate
notified TO settle up Immediately.
JOHN wYCoFF, Admir-.
march 26 1874. IL
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-28

us all up with The Loco FOco rariy."- Wcsfrn
Sentind.
True; -and It's all d0,On with lh, whig parlyt-,1