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The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

The Courier q, Enquirer states that a monu-
ment to the memory ofthe gallant and lamented
Major Dade, who fell in Florida, is about to be
erected at West Point, near the monument Of
Kosciusko.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

FLORIDA ToRAcco. The Jacksonville
Statesman says: 1--WE have a specimen of
bacco raised at Flemming's Island which we
think will rival in excellence with tho finest
Cuba leaf. If our planters can succeed in pro.
ducing such an article as the quality before us,
We would be willing TO see the cotton plant ban.
ished from the State
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

When subscribers refuse to take pamphlets or
newspapers from the office, postmasters are now.
as heretofore. required to notify editors, ETC., and
may frank letters containing such notice.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

American ENERcY.--The N. Y. Herald Of
the 22d says, already contracts have been made
to build four or five large stores on the corner of
Beaver and Broad Streets, where the ruins of
the recent fire are still smoaldering.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

sERroUs Loss.-We regret TO hear that
among the property consumed by the fire IN
New York, was the plates ofthe splendid work Of
Audubon, the orniihologistF 1t is supposed that
his loss will exceed (s15,SOO. 1t is the more
to be regretted, as tho edition issued was very
limited; They were |ihe result Of years ofpa.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

The first bale of new Cotton was received at
Savannah, on the 2sth ult., from Macon, II
was raised BY Mr., Isaac West, OF Houston coun.
~, Georgia.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

The drought continues in this section ofthe
country, and unless it rains very soon the cot
ton to a great extent. will fall short TO one half
This remark applies particularly to the up.
lands,-the cotton on Red River we believe,
has experienced no Observation-Disclosures Ga.
aeAe, July 3Oth.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

AFRENcH CHRMIsr strongly deprecates the
use Of saltpetre in curing meat, and recon.
mends sugar as more wholesome, and equally
eticacious. He attributes scuryey, ulcers, and
other diseases to which mariners and other per-
sons living on cured provisions are subject, en-.
tirely to the chemical changes produced by salt.
pstrs.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

The first bale Of new cotton received here
three or four days since, was soldto Oakford and
Thomas for fifteen cents q poand. This we con.
slider an extraordinary price, but presume it was
given in honor to the producer.-Bec.
Joseph H. Moss, Of Cote Gelee, in the Parish
Of Lafayette, has shipped one bale of cot.
ton picked from this years crop.-AHdkupa.
Gazette,
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Texas CoTToN.--'Fhe amount of cotton re.
ceived at Houston during the past year exceeded
fourteen thousand bales. 1t is said that twenty
five thousand bales will be shipped from Hous-
ton this year. I'iye years agosthe cotton ship.
ped from that port scarcely amounted to one
thousand bales.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

on ri eSWg , asg has been ADOPTED I'd BY t lynl E,ISHgEdid diDgd
with the motto, "LET us ONE
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

Privileges Of Postmasters.--A letter from the
Office ofthe Postmaster General, under date q
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

s~ueAK.--some thirty millions of pounds are
annually produced on the coast of AnLalusia, in.
Spain. They cultivate the Creole cane introdu-
.ced from the Balearie islands, and a larger cane
carried from ST. Domingo in 1916.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

ARRESTED. A man named Belyen was
brought 70 this place yesterday, charged with
killing a Mr.. Sweat, a citizen of Calcasieu.
The deed was perpetrated about two years ago,
since which time the offender has been a fIgi.
tive from justice, residing in Texas, where he
was arrested. He is well secured.-Aler. Dem.
ocrat.
ACURIoUs FACT. Make a string that will
reach Just twice round the neck ofa Lady, lei
her hold the two ends between her teeth, anc
then ifthe moose will slip over her head to the
back Of her neck, it is a certain indication tina
shei 10 nlarried-or ought to be.
The St. Landry whig., 1845-08-14

The Planters BanIer Of the Goth ult., in pla-
cling the name of Debuys and Sparrow at the
head of its columns, thus speaks for the Parish
ofSt. Mary
We have cheering news from all quarters Of
the State. The Wings are firm and united, and
quite sanguine of success. We eau speak of 81
Mary. Conscious finer strength, she boasts but
little but when called upon to act. she is never
found to fail. Few Parishes in the State are
more consistent than st. Mary.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
COLLECTOR or tUorOMS AT
PHILADELPHIA.


II is matter OF general complaint by
lhe Dsmocrauc papers in PenosyIV'n'.
rhs, The recently appointed Collector dl
PhiIadeIphla, HENRY IloRN, Esq ha'
Iol consulted the claims oi say portion
# The democracy out Of that Guy, IA The
Iispensallon OF his official patronage
We nave relralned from saying any
hing upon this subjec' heretofore, from
sincere dr,lre 10 avoid the premature
agitation ofs qutsllon, already IN ""'
sense settled, believing thai il nigh
Tend 10 embdrr 4>s, IN SOM drgrPe. III
'UuIse o. The II lmlnl>'r hIOn; bu whe
M ( thngs have been anticipated by so
.arse number Of our euIlUrIal srelhet
II Ui thr republican school an shrCled
ndltitr nee 10 'he subj c., might readI.
~ br construed lto an approval OF TN
,cls complained of. W. mus, tncrr
tore, add our p'Utrs' IN the mos! en-.
1hsrlc manner against the exclusive and
,ectloual policy OF thu new Cpllrtlor,
Ia conhnlng all h'S appointments 10 the
arrow linus of P,hIsdpIphrs cI'y and
county. The pary o: Safe are not d.
,usrd to oV' riook so unjust procedure,
aud unless more generous and lhpr Vi vs.
,e adopted, aud an evidence ti T. grvrn
II some tangible way before long, the
consequences may easily be imagined.
The country viii require represents
Ion ~ ./uCt and nol IN name or ii will
hunder forth its complaints in The ears
of he Senst1, until The very walls oflhe
Capitol shake with excitement.
Or course we impu,e no blame TO
Preslden, POLK, tor The appointment
Of Mr.. Horn, as Collector, although We
DO not hesitate 10 say that his selection
WAS never The wish OF M joriIy OF The
Presidents political friend. IN Prnnsy |
vsnia. Euher of The other prominent
applicants would have been more heart
iy welcomed TO 'nal office, by tie par
ty. ln tins section the popular vG'ct
was unanimously in favor OF HEN.
DRICK Is. WRiGHT, OF Wllkrshsr-
re, and had heen successful, the whole
norrh, Al least, would have rel prced.
HIS claims were certainly inferior 10
none, ard upon the score OF com potency
he might compare with any. BuI ~
presume Nh. Polk, had soma goo1 re'
49,. g." -" anDoirtm. Oi Alr ~ "".
not ma 'lte,t 10 us,& herplore W. d. MOI
|complsln of II, but of Hprn. Tnr c0nn
try will notcease Il, Emporium ies,u =.
h Suy Gu OF complain, OF tie WCu0l
bent is rem0ved!-Lyc0ming Goseiis,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
Omaes ExeuRt.

We understand, that Best boasts, in
his electioneerinE tours throueht the
county, that they viii poll one thousand
votes in MAhoung township. Now this
"ory isslI CANNON. Last Mnvembpr,
1t The pre'idenlial election, they poIled
'bou, 4So votes, and ell they poll this
Iall over 500 will be illegal. Bu, we
warn them 10 beware Of acting over
gain the scene OF 1912, as they will not
5e allowed 10 escape with impuniry
should they permit tier aIiaps. negr oes
and non.residpnls 10 vote. We have,
however better opinion Of their elee
ioa board.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

6HA few weeks ago we took occasion
10 our paper 10 call Mr.. GsnTew'r Of the
Berwick Star Of The Noflh "a very cls'sI
snd in.llissn. Editor 10 mying so W.
had no, the smallest intention Of injUIlnC
The feelings Of Mr.. Cor incurring cen
sure from any quarter. Bu' IL seems VT
have 10 catch il foI our impruden. ooser
valion Ia the last number Of Mr.. Gange
wer's paper we find the following article:
PUNISH MENT FOR SLA..DER.
The Chinese punish ISLANDERS as follows
The offender 10 made 10 crouch under :
table, and IN canine attitude and tone crle'
oul three times, i HAVE LIED LIKE A DOG !
II 10 we'll for tho editor OF The Bloomsbury
Democrs. that he does not live in China
II he did. Colonel though he be,would doubt
less be punished as he desefv
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
Il VENERABLE PATRIARCH.

A late number Of The llucs Baplis
Register states tina, Elder Beujami,
Harvey, who was TO open The religion,
services at the meeting. hou &c, in ,ht
lll,h year oi hi, age, and still retain.
his faculties to an sstonishi " degree.
HIS health is excellent. He walks ..
bout with great ease, aud TO all appeal.
sNces may last several years longer.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
LOOK OUT

And don't be frightened a, any false
1ood or rsdjruIons story rha, my be- SCI
h,ar by the DAnvlIe faction on The eve
{ the E'rcDi u TO defeat The RemovsI
3Il. Esp1c 'ny aud all that tneir fer.
lie imAgrna,ion can invent, and you
viii not be disappointed.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
English AMERICANS AND GEaMAN

ENGLISH AMERICANS AND GERMAN
're Il ckrns t." C'IItornl-. BY appt u.
II 'hr local GpvrrunpuI, having pet
non wl'h the signatures ul Two mer
that The prrlroner is wor,hy
person, for~rgnpr broom. 4
"gulr bulr MrSicao-on psprt--an,
wIh smother petition on 40 eight dol,
lar stamp paper and eighteen dollars fee
10 he Governor, he obtains grant Of
any vacant land not over eleven souar.
lesgues.-MsUy have taken pieces OF
'and equal 10 thi'ly-rhree miles long b,
three wide.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

Is The time draw. nigh for the decis
ion Of The people upon the locslquestlot
urging every man to his duty. Al
though The DanylIle faction scknowl
edged 'hstthe vote will os sg,insl them
yet every means, fair and foul, will hin
their power, will be made use Of to
prevent the result Of this election sci.
iling The long vexed matter, and thus
give pescs and quieude hsresller 10 lhe
county, They care not for The strife &
te'n'enl ion il may create, provided
they can ny thu, mesns,r ,retsin The Courts
Tor Q short period. 10 the last four
yesr',we have seen them endeavoring 10
dismen Der the Counly--spending their
thousands, both al home and abroad, TO
prevent Rsmovsl, we have seen them
attacking private ehsractes with all The
venom OF The mosi poisonous reptile
stepping at to!hing however mean, rhs
would appear 10 I.tsrd the 6nsl result,
snl We musl not expee, them now,
Wien sbou, 10 give their expiring
krssP, 10 fold their srms end not al.
tempt 10 ward Of what !s 10 them, the
.is'sl blow. Every fIiend Of the ouee.
sion should be up and doipg, and relax
not his eEst'ion uDit the bs,re is over -.
Sse That every man 10 bi, district is Of
The Polls, and cast his vote for r moval
'he whole Rrmovo ,aud nothing bu, Be,
mtvIL
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
INSTRUMENTATION

Ia cure the F'y'" and Ague -
T's- "nf qu,rI Of T"nenf" w,nr, rw'
T j III - hs'ks. twenty 'ix dror
| SpU of Fu,pen'ine, and prrce t..
N'ir Peter Of In" siz # h,rko"v-nu
uix them together, and ,.k- a ,abl
.poon 'uII b fore meals, thee umpS
lay. Sad to be SPEEDY and tT C nal.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
g,gyzregw,.nzr

@The election " The Removal ticket
.h, fall ends and jispc,ss Of Ihe Removal
question forever AL who wish she county
hsrcsRef 10 have reposu ouehi therefore to
y vols for the whole ticket There is 10
safety in soIirg fu, Volunteers. The victory
10 only psrlid and unsatisfactory If ,ht
lcke. IL broken in upon. The measure ma,
ts delayed in suah case. and the battle have
to he fought ever sgaiu. Il is safe, /, is
advie efbis. ,e support tae Bill and lhe whole
siske, together, and go make certain end
or The long pending local question. We are
CAD 10 learn &a sueh /, Ike growing
feeling IN sA MfscAons. tha out friends are
uniting, and the, hundreds ~h0 have hihcr.
10 opposed sss ae~ joining in 70 dipose OF
the question by euppor;ing A,s whole
siGEei and she bill.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
TICKETS

Tickets s'e now printed for the whole
Eemoys! Ticket and may be had upon
application q, this Office. Our friends
srertq qussted to call aud get supply for
their respective Election Districts.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
EXTRAORDINARY SICKNESS.
W. learn from tho Cincinnati Co,

mer"lal that IN The village Of L,urpI, il
Indians, which contain, about 400 10.
habIiann" there are now confned by
sickness the exraordinary number oil
ls2 persons! nearly one h.If Of lhs en-.
tire population! The disease is the
sgne aud fever.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
BEWARE OF LYING HAND
BILLS.

As the Danvills faction have made
ihsr arrang emenls TO fight behind .
masked battery. or in other words MOI
TO publicly, advocate ia their paps IS
any ticket, or any Imposition 10 ,ht
Removal Bill. expect The county, on The
eve of The election to be flooded with
, Hardbills filled with fslsehoods,
slauder and abuse. Ilis an old trick Of
theirs, snd will no doubt be their last
resort. 1t i, unnecessary therefore for
sus to caution The public ssaiast them
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

We have not space IN our column
even il we had the inclination or though
II necessary, 10 contradict The 'housdn'
fal.ehopd sci snna' By The D'nvIlle fac
iion 10 have an Eff 81 against IN. Rrmov-
Al bill. They appear 10 'hink 'hai
lie we'll stuck to is b. tier than The ifu'h'
md reiltr,le their of exploded false
hoods, with a. much asSursuce,"s lkous'
sy wee ac,usl { els. The one cut Of
which they expec, TO make The mos
capital, and which they commenced Las
spring aud hold 10 with The creates
,enscl,y, is the most Te"lcuIous an
abusrd Of al, 10 wil:-lha, Funston. II
elected, will seI The provisions of lh'
Removal bill, requiring The public hu'd
|ings put up tee of expense, r'pe'len 4
throw ,he expense on 'hs county. W.
say redlcuoue, bpcause il is sbsur d OF
he very face Of it, The L"g!slstur
never would change so important ieat'
ure OF The bill, without The consent o.
re people oil The county, ana th'
Danville faction are well aware OF II
Bun tits good enough story for them
until after The election, and if they can
make few votes by ii against The bill,
they consider themselves amply repaid
and their consciences eased Of the de-
ceprlon. We wiIl,howevtr, now repeal
whs, we have often said before, that i
- no, the intention of the friends of The
|bill 10 avoid one particle Of The respon'
slbiIi'y thrown upoh them by the b''I,
tn, intend faithfully 10 comply with all
It. provision. OF their ability 10 do so,
no person a, all acquainted with the
property holders, in the Removal inter
eH, will have The hardlhood TO dispute.
unless II be a resldvn, OF Dsnvile.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

an Immense maI"rmy nol only for lht
Removal BIl, h'd for HE whole RENO
val Ticket. and nothing - now waning
nut uni ed and energetic action Of their
friends. 10 Obtain such victory as will
forever after silence slI opposition to
'he final settlement Of The vtxed ques.
ton.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
A-fk1y--
LOOK OUT

Far deception Of all kinds---Tyurion,
Tickets "a we'll ss faIsehouds Of rv,r,
description. They will be as ihicA a.
mGk berries 90 the eve Of the eIec.i9n
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04

.,rnurd th.t thev ara nal Femaw.l man III
~ ~, .con.;..n., ,bo, al, 4s~-lr
v-Co,.i,,,rrr h, ID, voo,'s
,,.va, Cs,l,w C,,,r.v h,, pm aS,.id n Evys
0, ,n. oc d.v mi. IN ,,It
'r.i,... .,,., ,, IA. J.,.,J. ~,
.,,;ra sv ,h,mD,r.,-r,s,ds1
IA IN. y,lnr,r,. ara IN ,lsc,ion,sr
,i,> mi, ooi;,;c,J G,s,d. ~ IN. Rsmov,,
rank, -, IN. ground INV, ,b.v ,r, If ,bs
.o. ,,,,;,.I r,,,,
,hw. ara IN sl.c,;,ros, oo the
,d tho. ,hsrsi !. ,o,h,nr o,liiool !, the
i; o,ha, ,,,,ds ha, !, !, r,,.lv
cy,r ara . ,erfsc, T,llsv,srd Fehy
Z ioo of ,uonin0 and mas,e, Of ,n,,j,usl n
80, su.d vnh a,0.,smsr,s =, v,o, nrod,
..;,,;ui
y ,x,L w.. .u,, -, o,.oGoo.
.o.;r., ,hs Removal ,,Dd,d,,e. on the
ond ,bo, ,b.v will ,rv ,o IN, ,b, county
80, -, ,ho New RuilIros A. ,ba, voIun
,.a,. wIl o,no,s ,axs,ion'
n ~, ,vilI anu bodv belis,o ,b,t
VI h.v. no, a, (svorahls ,r o,inion
,r h,mon r,,nrs 40 vou have Charlie,
Mon ar, naturally suspicious. and ara ready
u,,ow s,o,ies h.i ,onsaI 10 ,hsir nock
-, Tbs ,,s., mari, or his elec,ioneeuno
!. I'm, M ors car u,o,e i, :, he ralse,
~. Ill, ,.u !, tho o,bsr .;ds nil, d.,vi,
l,bsre,i,'po proof .he Zone way or The other, ,bu,
we will have the suspicious nature of man.
lLird in opr favor. |, is an impossblIny Ina,
,her. ,bould be taxation The Bill prohlb
H.. Is,;,,a,,,e nave, v,uld agree 10
l., ,be ,sorls of Tho copntv would be Oh.
oo.ed and would kill tho project, and all
who sbe,,edi,ir i, ,bould ever be a, tempted
lhs candidates have n. inclination to do 20
,d;f,houh. ,hov vo,Id M, dus IN try
!, and ,bs ci,izsn, of the centre Of the coun.
~ have not and will no, ask what they
row uni, bs rsro,.d
An mi, howovsr we w;lI ts., tn opr
.slvs. and we will max. q, bip a buybesr
ross;bIs of this s,axa,ioo story among the
,,,sr. W. c.o mako , GOOD msrv
,'L,,, !, nj vor,,,,,o,. and every vo,r
| Ct
| cR,,u,;s wsv If d,,uo bus,nsss rubs
u ., , r,o,o cnrsc;srce A,ios ,winoes
L,.. ,h,,L ,fn
~
p'dhnS dOphb CDnsCItHCt UtI6 w i"t nlUt-
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
MAINE ELECTION. The Al1n

MAINE ELEcrloN-The a Al4r
Age OF The 10 mas returns fro
towns, 10 which there are for
Anderson 30,0i8
Morse 23,9s3
Others 4,447
la these ,owNs there is majnny Of
GEO Tor AnderSUnj It will be Increased
70 something nddsume. To the House
As democrats are elected aud % "ais';
8! dlslrlc,s 90 choice 46 dlsIIcls not
heard from mostly democrsuc. "A IS
sale ~ Name
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
CONSIDERATION OF BISHOP POT.
TER.

The very imporanr imposing cere.
mnny Of consecrairng The Lewy tlrcred
Bishop Of PrnusyIysnia,th, Rev. ALoN
20 POTTER, d. d., louk place al CHRIST
CnuIch, on Tuesday the % instant.
The building was crowded TO us utmost
ca pacny, and the ceremony was ppr
| ormrd by The Senior b hon, PHILAN.
DER CHASE, Of ILLINOIS, aided b,, and IN
me presence of The following B,>hous.
large number of The Clrpy nf Penn.
&, lvauis, and Other D,nce,sr.. SuI,nr,
# Divinity, W,rltr,, Y SNm.u, 4,
g. .r, C D.
~ - = = ''''' E""'c, hr W"l'' Is '"-
= - I''''' wv 90" :" II =
'",'" ' ~ I,'"r u moo o. re " '''
-, S''' ".'"'' :" , o. ~" I'"' :
,I'"rs '''''s' "a "" r NJ '"'T'N " '''r
'''"ES" ~ " .'', -, ''C'' ~ ID '""r al u "'.
~ ~ "S y, w. free u" > d '''r "'
- ''''"' '''' 80"
=" P''"''' '''S' "T l"'
g ~" W. t5'l'' - W. y " ''"'r', OF IL
'''' i''o'~' '"' D'''Hr'N ~ ''r u
',r' , Wv ."s "4,Hof of ENNS1LVANlA
VI, '""""c,e" l"'" '"e r"'' e.; II"
n ~" p''.' e"." , '" rsS,S W. rFe>'""'
'',.';'p, |'-"oi' o"' WV '''r 'pS E,'sp"' ]" u
'r'"'''''' t','' '''"' VI ''e li''S ~" ihu ''o",
VI "",I'' w. Il" ouSoa''y 'a'ge hummer Pa''
'ooN, "e N[''Ce ''''t" ''"u' Snou' h"Ii
''"Sr T vet" '"'', Sooo' 'n'ee "'c'och'
y Inc nr'' Episcopal acl OF the ne"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
a.ls.s-..sy-4szH=zDaa -. Daa

Is ii min Jordoo, E,q, has been
nom'na, ny the Wing ConfeteeS ol
Dauphln snd Norhumberlsnd eouo,lrs,
:, the Wing Candidate Ior the Sl"re S II.
,lr.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
EX XrENSlVE IRON MINES.

Ii IS slated mat there is suliic,rnr iron
ore IN Newcomb, Essex couu,y ~ y,
WITHIN two hundred feet VI Inc ,ruiace
10 make -lghIy millions cubic feer Of
onl WITHIN two miles Of his there
,re Two mInes nearly as exte nSIvr ond
Il these mInes HE ore may be quarurd
u IN the open d.!, like h'sgns ston's
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
QUICK WORK.

AThe Iron.Dsls Furnace. which lew out few
days sine. in consequence Of the breaking II crank
wheel, sgain went into blast, under the charge OF
Mr.. James Raston, about 8 o'clock on "Wednesday
lst. In Shree hours they had cinder; at six o'co
in the afternoon drew about three tons Of pigs aud
at ix o'clock on Thursday morning, about four
tons more, and still continues in fine order.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-12-26
ANOTHER CHANGE.

SAMUEL PIKE, Esqr., editor of the Pike 4.
tohian, in Piketon, Pike county, Ohio, has
disposed Of his Office to Mr.. Finn, and pur-
poses leaving Pike county to seek some other
location, where he will meet with a liberal
support--one that will enable him TO devote
more attention 10 his paper and make il wor.
THY a generous support. Wherever his lot
may be cast, we hope him all the success n
large list of good PAYING subscribers car
afford; and that peace, plenty and happiness
will crown his every effort. May the same
hard principles be the guide of the present
incumbent of the Piketonian that were the
guide of Mr.. Pike The Piketonian has new.
er advocated any doctrine that is too hard TO
be sound.
We here give his closing remarks:
allow well the paper has been conducted.
while in my hands, is for the people to Judge.
II has been my aim to advocate the TRUE
doctrines Of the democratic party, as taught
by Jefferson and Jackson; and, on all occa-
sons to defend the truth with fearless spirit
and an Independent pen. If IN doing this,
errors have been committed, they have not
been Intentional, and therefore can reasona-
bly, ask my friends to pardon the commission
of them. My aim has always been to do
The greatest good 10 The greatest number
and to elevate, rather than depress the con-
dition Of the toling Millions who, like my
sell, earn a livelihood by the honest industry
of tkeir hands.
My views upon the currency question may
have been HARDER than was congenal to
the feelings and wishes of some of my read
ers, they have not been more radical than
those of Jefferson, and as find all truth and
experience supports my position, can never
abandon it for light or transient causes
Those who differ with me, upon this question,
will one day see and perhaps acknowledge
the error under which they have labored; and,
that they may do SO, is the sincere desire of
the publc's friend and well wisher,
SAMTEL PIKE"