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The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24
Sam Slick says that so talk as6n,

person having the pnwerin weep on al
occasions, is the height of nnnunsiine: i.
like 20 see man Undertake To cry, w't'
pretty girl beside him-pocket full e
cash-no corns on his toes--and plenty
of ice cream in his reach, II he can do il
at such time, he had better make bus
iness of it, and 60 about crying for Peo-
PIE, st sixpsnce a cry.
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wyandot & her democracy victorious

wyandot s. her Democracy victoriousi
fare means or through fraud TO gain he
ascendancy, through the adv ce Of Others
1--WE suIpo.e) calls upon us TO take Down
cur rooster. Probably we might have
taken lin down tits week. but seeing the
Tank coons turn up their noses and grin
so hard, we let them again see him as
ierce and bold as ever. Let e,ery coon
view him. II we cannot crow over VIC
tories, how can the coons blow ever de
feats and results the same as last year!-
We met the enemy aud routed them, re-
ceivipg for the Democracy a GLORIOUS
TRIUMPH over coonery and all her cor.
rupt combinations. Now SO long as the
bright banner cf Democracy is permitted
so wave free, We will CROW, regardless of
every thing like opposition and the coons
,he candidates who aided The thing Of the
rat organ in getting Up his las, nppea Al bt .
fore the election. are now throw ing tie
whole blame Of their defeat upon the rat
The, are mean for go doing, for they full
well know they took great deal of pains
10 circulate tie filthy sheet. thiokieg the
base and foui lies were going 10 prove the
10, al oyerlhtow of the Democratic party,
Bot o. how sadly disappointed! The
Democracy like brave soldiers entered
the battle and fought manfuily, conquer.
ing all opposition.
Can the rat, or any of his friends, I'll
any be has) inform us how Wyandot isl
If they can't now they need not expect
10 hereafter.
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HENRY COUNTY.

The democrat, in This county have
elected all their candidat but the Pros
ecuting Attorney, and one Of the Com
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Wonder if the Journal in Columbus
knows that Knapp is elected BY a large
majority!
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SENTENCE

SENTENCE
Rendered By Psntius P,iate. Acting Cos.
ernor Of Losoer GaiiIee. that Jesus Of
.Naxareth shall suffer death on the Cross.
In the year seventeen Of the empire Of
Eberius Caesar, aud the 25th day of
March, the city OF Holy Jernsalem; Annas
and Caiphas being priests, sacri6caicrs
Of he people o. God; Pon,ins PLATE Gov.
erncr of Lower Galiiee, sitting on the
presidential chair of he praetory. con-
dems Jesus of Nazareth TO die on the
Cross between two thieves he great and
notorious evidence Of the people. say.
ing,
He is a seJUcer.
Q. He is seditious.
8. He is an enemy Of the law.
A. lie calls himself, falsely, the SON OF
God.
s lie calls himself King of Israel.
6. He entered into tie temple followed
VS. multitude bearing palm branches in
| their hands.
Order the fret centurion, Quintus Cor.
nellus, 10 lead him to the place Of execn.
! ior.
| Forbid any person whomsoever. either
POOR or rich, to oppose the death of Jesus.
| The witnesses that signed the death Of
Jesus, are
1st. Daniel Robani. Pharisee.
%. Loannns Horobabr.
I'd. Rhsphdel Robani.
| 4ih. Capet, citizen.
Jesus shall go oct Of the city By the
gate "SIrenuous "
TIE above sentences are engraved on n
copper plate; on one side is written these
words: '@A similar plate is sent to each OF
| the tribes"
II w's found 10 an antique vase OF white
marble; while excava'ing in the city a.
quilia, in the Kingdom of Naples, in the
year 1925, and was discovered by the
tomnisssriat of Arts, attached to- ths
French Armics. A the expedition o
| ebony, in the sacristy Cuartem. TIE
vase is now in the Chapel Of Caser:a -
The French translation was made by The
members Of The Commission, Of Arts. Tht
children requested earnestly that the
plate IN ght not be taken away from them
The request was granted as reware
for the army. NJ Demon, one Of the sa'
vans, caused a plate TO be made Of the
model. on which lie had engraved the a
boye Sentences; at the sale Of his collec'
tion Of c,irios'ies. il was boaght by Lore
| Row ard, for 1--WE iiot.s and eight hundred
and eighty francs.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

When The phii.nihrnplc Bilisb cap
ture a SLAYER, the, send the caplives I"
Brazil, where they are sold TO pay ex.
renses. -Erchahge.
II they would take few such things as
the rat OF this place and sell them. when
would they ever be able 10 pay expense!
Never, 90 long as the expenses exceeded
one cent.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

There has been democrats and feds
elected to the Senate this year. There
were II feds and 6 democrats who held
over, making the federal majority in the
Senate six, tie sam as lsst,eaf.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

II 10 said and substantiated by good au-
ihority that ,he inner down from bnz.
Gard Is wing is an iniallible cure fcr blind.
ness. You may, rip buzzard's eyes open
with an awl or knife. and he will put his
head nnder bis wing lew minutes. and
the eyes " i'll be c ,mple,ely healed and re.
stored :.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24
"CaIeb, spell Aaron. /"

Caleb, spell Aaron"
Great A i,,le ar o-n-ron."
every well. iehabod, see if you can
spell Unted States.
Yes, sir. Great country, ittle coun-
try, II e-x-us.' $50 up head.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

Tie Governor Of New Jersey has .ap.
pointeJ an election in the second Con-
gre ssiopal district. 10 Gil the vacancy oc.
casioned by the death Of Hon. Samuel G.
Weigh,;t TO take place on Tuesday. the
DIN day Of November next.
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Grocery + Bakery

in the above named place, one door south
Of kirby's Hotel, where they may at all
times be found ,.reaiy, able and Dtlliag to
sell Groceries as cheap as the eheapeat.--,
Among thRir assortment may be iound,
Coffee, Tea, Sugar Molasses, Powder,
Shot, Lead, ConfectonaPies, Bread, &C.,
&c., and all other articles generally kept
in retail Grocery. They hope " strict
attention 10 business to merit a snare OF
public patronage
]. g. J. MYERS;
Urpes Sandusky, Aug. 20, 1916.
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100.
PAULDlNC County.

Little Paulding, (lit,le in population we
mean, but big IN democracy has gone
democratic, OF course. Tie wings have
no, enough men in this county to show
fpbt.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

Another destructive agent has been in-
vented in Cincinnati. II is new kind OF
cannon ball, BY which 1t is. asserted one
vessel could sink British heet of ten sal ]
in a. many minutes! il is terrific 10 think
OF. The Psixhan gnns are nothing by
the side Of this invention.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

The puny rat calls II, the "big baby o.
the p oneer." We'll we're agreed. any.
thing but that brother that Kept back !"
Bncy rus!
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24

Rat, there were number OF windows
broken the evening of your hooraw, did
you break them!
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Notice.
FiRE AND LIFE INsURANCEii

y lSKS iakrns dsIls sn LIVES and
a PkOI'E 1Y. .n ii mst accom-
taaslatng ferms. ei'ner oa mutual Or cash
plan. by the Dhio vRuai Fire Insurance
company, Columbus.
Apply 10
Upper Ssndusky.
October 22J, le45.-7-]s.'
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WILLIAMS County.

The hPeople's, or Union Ticket" pre-
vailed in this county. Majority for Ed.
gerton and Knapp is about
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To Contractors !!

SEALED PROPOSALS. win be reoei-
we'd By the; C Commissioners Of Wyandet
County, until the Both day of October
inst. for the erection of Jail in the town
of Uuper Sandusky. Drafts and specii-
cations of the proposed building can be
seen at the Auditors Ofice..,
S. NJ. WORTH, .aadiior.
Oct. Sd, 1S45.
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Death warrant Of Christ.

The Courier des Etats Etats Unus, Of
late date says. "Chance has put into
our'hands the most imposing and interes.
ting judicial document. 10 all Christians.
that has ever been recorded 10 human an.
mails; that is, the identical death .warrau,
of our Lord Jesus Christ. We transcribe
the documen, from copy Of the transla.
tion,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-24
John Sell,
ATTORNEY AT LAW -4N.D SOLIC.
ITOR L.M CHANCERY.

Has located in Upper Sandnsky, Ohio
where he will hereafter practice, and al
so ia the adjoining counties. lie will also
faithfully and promptly attend to all basi
ness entrusted to his care, both Englisl
and German. as he can speak both Ian
guages fuently.
September l2, lS45.
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Names. Pos {
NEW GROCERY AND BAKERY.

TIE subscribers would respectfully
anuennce to the citizens of Upper Sanr
dushy, and surrounding country that they
have opened
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Post Office al Upper
SaHausky. Ohio, Quarter ending seplen'
Der 3lst, lS45.
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TAILORING
At Col. Kirby'J Hotel, shop Up Stairs
Garments made TO Fashion OF Fancy.
CUTTING,
Promptly executed, and warranted to fit
il correctly put together.

Re u Gtang J.!
PartisiIy worn Garments. eleaased snt
repaired in ast, lie not usually offered te
tie pnhlic.
Thankful for past favors. he hopes b,
pnnctual attention TO business 10 receivs
a liberal share Of public paifonsge.
THOMAS SPYBEY.
Upper sindusky, sePtsei ls45.-s-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

"ese gentlemen, opposing candidates for Congress in
"eo'ofd DISTRICT encountered each other in discuss
' N orange court on the c5lh ult A correspondent,
'ne h'chnaood Wing says. "Leake acquitted himself
WI" great credit, but no candid man deny that IT.
'"s maintained decided superiority throughout the
,"''e o'scussonThough generally stranger his tame
"aO preceded him. and high expectations more
VA" realized The Wings are delighted with their
.andda'e The Democrats admit his talents, and ad
""e us frank and gallant bearing. The debate was
"aucleo with the utmost courtesy and good feeling on
'' S'oes AID the people listened with patience and
, s' nave never sect on similar occason."
A"e " hss Of Abemarle intend to give Irving rou-
. 'aor''y-no less than 200. and the more sanguine
.'A'n @oo. Indeed, We hear that the Wing vote viii
increased considerably in mos, Of the Counties at the
h..s ena u ths "Shoe-s,rng dis,rict-and if Am
ana bedtord turn out in their strength. Irving's
49,. WI De safe beyond peradven,ure. We will mol
'"s' Inc Wings If Amhers, will exert themselves
Wi. 10 utmost to confer honor upon one Of her sons
.'e''s reflect honor upon her--and Bedford is al
"sYsas frye as STEEL
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structures Of the Urcthra.

HyHlS disease 81 common, aud often 81 alarming
i 10 deunud the frs, and chief notice VI exprr,eu~
ced Ply stefan.
There Is no part Of the Ue,hra which may M, he mar
rowed hy n structure. The first Symptoms Of which u
patient afflicted WITH this disease most frequently
plains, inability 10 retain his water ~, long
AL obscure nnensiness about The seat and alteration
in the stream Of urine, which. instead Of beinv full snd
equal Is smaller than usual and Ii frkcd spiral
tered. THE first symptom jus, noticed c,nyels tho pa
ten, rise twice In the night, h Wild his urine;
and he as generally finds ,la, greater trce il
say In its complete expulsion than he has been in tho
habit of exer'ng in consequence of the resistance undo
the free passage Of The water by the structure Me-
tnrnnl emissions are a c0mnon symptin u this
plant; aud sometimes herc IL mucous discharge ffs
The Ure,hra which Is adherng the hatom ofthe
receiving vessels. When the disease Is of a very sg-
gravaiud nature. tho urine will nlien become quits
white, and be mixed with matter bl~,d there will he
great difficulty and pain IN voding the urine, and like
wise much general debility. lf
The immediate cause oi structure IL slow intlsmma-
tim IN The ran ac,cd which occasions thicksnng II
tho canal and deposition of adhesive matter around that
,hickenng, 10 produce dimnuiion Of the diameter
Of tho canal and that whatever gives Use cnnsdea
he irritation In the Urethra may pr,ve Of STRIFE
ure there. Hence the disease very frequently Gllows
Gonorrbga % II may he induced by drinking " riding
hard. md by direct injury Of tbs part. When q ps-
ent aboring uader GonorrhGs is 80 nproden To Ia
dulge in hard riding and tree drinking. he excuses hia-
self 10 the powerful Of the present malsdy,
and such as rarely fail To produce in lis worst FIRMS
When patient il able procure the assistance III
able medical practitioner, he should Immediately avail
himself oft, and implicitly ndhere 10 the Instructions
given; but, unhnppily. ignorance aud nn,ention
much e,nmon than their oppostes; aud II s an
ndispnnbe fact that vast number Of persons afflicted
with The present complaint find difficult matter 10 ob
tain udicous and efficient aid; and some who en-
oy ample pecunary means attain to j, only aief long
and painful search.
Dr. HARTLEY h not unjnsily cel.bracd br III. 70
mova and Of structure of the Ureihra number Of
years exclusive practice IN this particular b,anch Of ths
profession, fully warrants the asseron that he will
derake The and must protrncied cnses and effect
perfect cure. References given II required.
Or Office one door below the Trinity Church. A.
Tendance all hours during the S,y and evening
Richmond. Dec 10 eif
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lDB11UA kH.

Died, in this Place, on Friday. the 2S'h February
after proracled and painful illness, Mr. WrLLiAM
CRAWFORD frmerly Of Richmond. aged about 70 years
Mr.. L. has left afflicted widow. with eight children
10 mourn their loss May all Of them spiritually ben
Gifted by this dspensaion u Providence. and AT last
ter upon the rest Of God's people in Heaven.
Or Richmond p-pers requested to copy.
Died, at home On Wednesday nigh, the l2lh uIt.. ia
the 34,h year his age SAMUEL b. ASrHoNY, Esq
late Teller OF the Branch Bank OF Virginia, al Buchan
an. Ia the death Ut this excellent man, The community
has sustained heavy loss; and would b. dong njus
tice to his virtues allow him To terminate his earthy
pilgrimage without any tribute Of respect and OBJECTION
from those amongst whom he lived with mind cult,
waited and improved, exhibiting and Of percep
ton, decision OF purpose, and a correctness OF jndg
ment which are rarely found united Connected with
turing industry, unyledng integrity, grea, pronpness
accuracy and DISPATCH in the disc hage Of business. he
was qualified Tor Office much higher than the he held
In all the relations Of life In which he had been placed
ne had walked blameless; as SON, he was dutul and
afecOnate; as brother loving and confding; hus
band tender and devoted; friend disinteresed and
sincere; and christian faithful and consistent
Deeply do the little baud If Episcopaans with whom he
was IT, fellowship lament his death. Truly Gods way,
are not our ways! He takes from us those with whsn
we are least willing 10 par and spares ihse whom
think II would be mercy remove; he leaves the
ing worthless and vile, and calls to HIMSELF those hon
Judge 10 be the stay and support Of socIey aud be
frIends he summons The head Of the family and leave:
the Ipess widow and faheress children to The storms
and pellugs of pittul world. We canno, talhom hi,
designs bul blessed be His name, know that they
marked bv infinite wlsdom, equity and love.
-, in Fredericksburg. on the 29ih ul. Mr.. Fran
CHS Lowry OF that place, In the 47ih year OF his age
after illness Of few days. greatly lamened by
afeclionate wife, fur children, and large circle d
friends and acqnaInlances.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06
COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED,
Fatal OccuVenee.-Jhere seems to be warning
Of fire that prove effectua On Sabbath morn
ing, the I'd March, Mr.. Evard, SilversmIth at Pitt
syvana ceur. house, stepped into the back of the
bar Of The Rising SUM-" and picked up muske, load
ed with turkey shot. and pointed il at the bar-keeper,
Francis Compton, son of John Compton, Of said county
aged about eighteen years. boy Of INDUSTRIOUS pruden,
aud eoeroris'ug habits, who begged him to desis from
such idle acts, when, at that moment, the musket dis
charged, sending the entire contents into the body just
at the point of the breast bone, of the shot passing
through The body. The young staggered into the
fro" room and dropped upon the identical spot upon
which little Sneed fell who was similarly killed by Rob~
er's two years ago. The village moral as any in
the State. perhaps ofi,s szeyeti it little singular
that two such tragedies should in shor, time
Comments would be improper, Evar hi been com
milled to Jail to await his trial for the killing.
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Competition, Feb. 81. ls45
TO THE LADIES OF AMHERST COUNTY

~ HE LADIES OF AMHERST COUNTY.
Upon consultation il has been thought advisable to
have meeting Of those Ladies who favour the proposi-
.,on OF erecting Statue 10 Mr. Clay, and upon has
devolved The duty Of tSng the time and place Of such
meeting You are therefore respectfully and earnestly
invited to meet at the Court House, on Saturday the
9th day ot March. al o'clock 2. M. This meeting
Is not called Tor any purpose Of usena,iun display
nor Tor the purpose oi giving 10 humble efforts any
nnwon,ed na,orey but has been suggested under the be
ei thai the object In view will be advanced and
compl'shmen better secured by such meeting II is
far from my desire 10 involve you in the assumption Of
any position Inconsistent with that line OF conduct mark
ed ou! for our sex. You are not invited out as po-
clans nor as the parxans Of politicians. Niih their an
cry strltes we have noh,ug do-Ours should be the
'nore congenal task OF soenlng do~ the asperes of
party, and pouring oil upon the urhid Of pol,-
ca, CONTESTS But II 10 that IL " i'll become us
To testify our admiration OF true greatness weave the
chaplc Tor The brow OF the able and vuons Statesman
and oifer our grateful homage 10 public benetac,or
Such is our purose new-an such. recommends H.
sell 10 all the ~ Refous sensbips III oar natures
CAROLINE u. THOMPSON, V.P.
March Ord. lS15
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WING MEETING IN DE.DFORD

large meeting oi the Wings oI Bedford held a,
the Court House, Thursday the 2itn day NJ Fehrna
ry, lS45, and was organized by calling William Decks
enson. Esq, to the Chair, and appointing h. e. Dulks
Secretary.
The object of the meeting explained by Mr. Cog
gin and Others Ia be, 10 devise and agree upon some
suitable and satisfactory mode o selerting candidates
be voted Tor by the Wing party Of Bsdurd, in the en-.
suing Spring election. Several propositions offered
by different gentlemen. which eriled discussion.
when the Meeting finally adopted The folowin resulu-
lion, offered by Col. &. A. Winufeld:
Resoired. That the Wings Of Bedford hold MASS
MEETING a, the Court House. the fast day OF
next March Court, for the purpose Of selecting Can
dIdaes 10 be voted for by them To represent the
in the House Of Delegates in the General Assembly
Of Virginia.
Res,red. That the proceeding Of This meeting be fnr
warded BY the Secretary 10 the "Lynchburg Vrgnian
lot publication. and that the Editors be especially
anesed to publish The foregoing resolution adopted by The
N, citing seni-weekly until bed,"fd March Court.
EC RrRxs Src'ry
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

Siarery IN kcnlncky-Ihe public mind in Kentucky
evidently eversh state on the subject Of prt~pec
live and gradual emancipation. The movement, how
ever is under the control Of Shareholders and will not
he likely 10 be pushed to dangerous results. Cassius NJ
Clay, wild enthusiast. who made himself somew ha
notorious during the late Presidential. canvass seems u
be at the head Of IT, and evnces great zeal and deter
una"n. lie is about TO establish paper in turtle
Of his views. On the other hand the opponents
his opinions are beginning TO take the field Among
them is that sterling old veteran Gov Melcaife who
declares himself, in recent letter. opposed to any
scheme OF emancipation. He says: II differ radically
in opinion with those of countrymen who maintain
that Kentucky is at no distant day TO become non
slayetolding State. ! assume the ground that Ken
lucky never will emancIpaie her slaves if at ALL except
upon the condition their immediate departure or ban
stmen from the State 1t is great error, Che adds
10 sunpose that those Of countrymen who own no
slaves will ever 60 for emancipation, and the retention
Of the emancpaed within our bUrders."-This being the
the question addresses itself 10 the enthusiasts
where, were they freed, the blacks to go?-
Who is to guide them in their Exodus2 And where is
the Promised Land TO which they are to hy2 That the
"iree States, they called will receive them
manifest from the stringent Legislation, hch, even now,
tn great exeat, inierposes barrier their ngress
within their limits. How much more violent would be
their opposition it, instead Of occasional immigrant OF
this class, thousands AID millions should seek home
within their borders2
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

THE CABlNEr.-All the accounts from Washing
ion coacue in stating that Mr. Calhoun Is To be thrown
ovrbsas and that Mr.. Buchanan is to be Secretary OF
State Il is nov said that Senator Walker Of Missls-
sippi is 10 have tire Treasury Department.; that Wm
L. Marcy Of New York is to be Secretary of War: that
J,ho T. Mason Of Va is to remain at the head Of the
Of the Navy Department /; and that Cave John
son. Of Tennessee, is to be Postmaster General
The doubts upon this SUBJECT heretofore prevalent it is
ssid have grown of The indecson Of Mr.. Polk, ra-
Their than from his capacity to keep secret.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

o. The bill reducing postage upon letters to Ave
cents Tor distances under 500 miles, and 10 cents for all
greater distances, has passed both Houses of Congress.
1t is to take eiec, on the LIST Of July next s howev
er rumored tina, Mr. Tyler intended to veto the bill-a
ramor which derives color from the fact tina, was very
objectionable To Southern members.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-03-06

practical mind with matured and we'll poised Judgment.
tie has snoiher quality which rare IS !, scom.
mendable il is ,hsife has little Of the al captain
DUN sPr, In his composition any in the c'an,y
believe he would ose every IN ,hs county
han To resort To sny atiernu yet deceptive course 10
ingrsale himself into the favur of the people. lie
would woo them by appeals M their reason; IL not won
thus, he would scoro 10 pesort less bonuTahe.
MI. Po'ndexer no, the ihrus, himself Ea~ard
unsolicited by his political friends. and wr,,e this that
his superior claims may be properly weighed.
TRUTH.
L.