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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31
For the Spirit Of Democracy.
To the People Of Ohio.
FELLOW CITIZENS:

FELLOW CITIZENS:
The defects of our Judiciary
system have been sufficiently discussed in former
numbers. The remedy proposed, is a %constitu'
tional amendment, which will enable the People
to elect a sufficient Judiciary force to decide the
controversies OF the citizens, not only calmly
and deliberately, after a full investigation, but
promptly. Thus equally avoiding levity and pre-
cipitancy on the one hand, and those ruinous de-.
lays on the other, which, with their attendant ex.
penses and ~vexation, amount to a denial OF justice.
But it may be said-in fact, it has been said
that a system of popular elections will undermine
the Judicial integrity, by making the Judges I'M
mediately dependent on the People. Unwilling,
knowingly to advocate any system which might
jeopardize the purity and integrity Of our Judicial
tribunals, the subscriber will, for once, step aside
from his course to answer this objection.
As to absolute corruption, it may be laid out of
the question; it will be equally visited by impeach-
ment, under either system, and wherever the ap-
pointing power may be lodged. Moreover theob.
lection can only refer to the wishes and expeca-
tions of those officers for a reelection, and he
means by them adopted to secure it; for under
either system they will hold for a term Of years uh-
less removed by impeachment.
Now one thing is certain. Either those who
take exception to the conduct Of a Judge, and
wish to prevent his reelection, will have good
grounds for their opposition, or they will not. In
the first supposed case the objection ought to pre-
vail. If levity, or incapacity. or impotence. OF
i%ll-temper, have marked the Judicial conduct of the
individual, surely no one will lament his defeat, id
a subsequent attempt to regain the same station.
In order, therefore, to see the bearing of the obi
lection, we must take up the other branch of the
proposition. Suppose a citizen to be inflamed BY
wrongful and groundless anger and irritation against
a Judge; in one word, that his resentment arises
from an able and upright discharge of Judicial du.
ty. Under our proposed system of popular cleo
lions, the obJector would have to make his appli-
cation for the qualification Of his malevolence, to
body consisting of twenty thousand voters-for
our Judicial circuits will average that number.
So large a body can not be moved by a slight
cause, or by puny efforts. The objection must be
made public, and will be canvassed and investigat-
ID. Both sides will get a hearing, and that sense
Justice which the Great Creator has diffused 90 |
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Scott and COrwin.
The Frederick (Md.) Citizen says

The Frederick (Md.) Gitise1 says:
"We copy from an exchange paper
the follo wing extracts, the one from the
speech of Senator Corwin, and the 9th,
or from the proclamation ofGen. Scott.
Look at them--see the contrast--the
one a foul SANDER upon the character
Of our brave and patriotic soldiers, who
have been fighting the battles Of their
country-the other an indignant denial
Of these infamous charges of the traitor
Corwin, and at the same time a digni.
fed ~vindication Of the purposes and OBJ
iects Of the war. CoRwIN votes against
supplies for the army, and denounces
the war and those engaged in it, in
terms the most vile and insulting
shows more sympathy for the enemy
than love for his own countrymen; and
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31
We see an order Of Santa Anna is

We see an order Of Santa Anna is
sued on the Goth, admitting provisions
of various kinds into the city free OF
duty. This is to last only as long as
martial law prevails.
Another Ia " has been issued medify-
ing a previous one directing the closing
Of the shops every afternoon. They
Are now 10 be closed only on Thurs-
days. The otject,of closing the shops
was TO compel every body TO turn Out
for military drill.
On the 28th Gen. Santa Anna issued.
through Inc secretary Of war, a brief
but stringent decree to this effect: The
army Of the enemy being upon the eve
of moving upon this capital, with a
view to attack The same, and the mo-
ment having arrived TO act boldly, en-
ergetically and uniformly, to repel our
common enemy in a manner decisive
and happy for our arms, it is decreed
that, martial law having been declared,
it shall he strictly enforced, and that
no other authority whatever shall be
recognised than that of the general in
command of the army ofthe east. The
general is Lombardini.
The Republican, blames the govern
ment for not communicating at once
with Mr.. Trist. without referring the
subject matter OF Mr.. Buchanan's let
ter to Congress. t,holds that it is the
business of the Executive thus to man
age negotiations, and refer the result
10 the wisdom Of Congress Besides,
it says, that in all probability it will be
impossible to procure a quorum Of Con-
gress. To refer overtures thus, is to
break them off in the outset. Tho pa
per takes good care to prevent the in
ference from this remark that it favors
peace. 1t is on the contrary open
mouthed for war. 1t would not grant
a truce for a single day, o omit prep
aration for defence.
However, it concludes its article by
trusting that the Executive, as well a.
Congress, will show themselves sex.
tremely difficult" in relation 10 peace,
and not consent to one unless the con-
clusion of it shall protect in every par
ticular the honor, the good name and
the interests Of the nation. We regard
this as a concession on the part of the
Republican,, and of good omen for
peace.
W. hear not a word of the Ameri-
can officers, prisoners in Mexico. We
learn their hopes Of Liberation are to be
again for some days deferred.
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0t Mi. JOHN B. NoLL, of Ohio township, is
authorised to receive and receipt for subscriptions
to the esprit of Democracy"
Whig Tactics.

Every possible means are resorted to by the fed
eral party 10 bring the present administration int
disgrace, on account of the war. At one time i
10 asserted that President Polk desired that SAINT
Anna should gain the victory at Buena Vista-a
another, that the administration are determined tc
sacrifice the popularity Of Gen. Taylor-and at still
another, that the President is leaving the army al
the mercy of the Mexicans, by Withholding or re.
fusing to send q sufficient number of troops to the
scene of action. The baseness of these charges
has been made manifest. The latest charge is con-
tanned in the following statement made in a letter
to the New York Courier and Enquirer, dated at
Washington. and signed "The Spy in Washinton:''
81 do, however, undertake TO say, by
intelligence from Puebla, that if Mr..
Trist had conducted the negotiation
properly, and placed his despatch in
the hands of General Scott, so as to be
transmitted to the Mexican govern
ment Immediately after the battle of
Cerro Gordo, we should have had peace
long before this period"
In reply to this, the Washington Union says:
"We deem 1t probable that if Mr..
Buchanan's despatch had been trans
mittsd to the Mexican government i'm
mediately after the battle Of Cerro Cor
do, we should have had peace before
this period. Why it was not so trans
mittsd, is a grave question; but we un.
derta&e to assert, confidently, that this
,cas not the fault of Mr.. Trist. On
the contrary, he did every thing in his
power to haze it forwarded through
General Scott.
at is necessary to say thus much in
defence Of Mr.. Trist. Surely no man
could ever exclaim with more truth
than General Scott, "Save me from my
friends"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31

TJosEpH c. NEAL, editor of the
Saturday Gazette, a valuable literary
paper, and author Of the "CharcoaI
Sketches" died suddenly at Philadel.
phia. Oh Sunday the 18th inst. Mr..
Neal was for several years the able and
gentlemanly Editor ofthe Pennsylvani.
an, and a sound, %un1Inching democrat.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31

Eighty-four thousand two hundred
and eighteen Storage immigrant pas.
sengers arrived at New York during
the first six months Of the present year.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31
The Revenue.

The following letter, in reply to a communica
ton from the Hon. S. Adams, of Mississippi, from
the Secretary Of the Treasury, exhibits an increase
of Revenue under the new tariff, as compared witt
the same period of the previous year, under the
tariff of 1872, of nearly one and a half million o.
dollars! This is the best argumen In favor of the
democratic tariff, which, according to wing pre-.
dictions, was to utterly PROSTATE all business
What a commentary on the statements of wing
panic-makers.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July l6, 1S47.
SiR:--Ihe gross receipts from Is
toms from the 1st of December, 1916,
to the 10th July, l847, under the tariff
of 1916, compared with the same period
of the previous year under the tariff of
1912, exhibits an increase of the tariff
of 1916 of one million and four thous-
and dollars. This is exclusive of the
duties accrued on goods in warehouse
under the new warehousing law, which
is nearly halt a million, and will make
the total augmentation ofduties accrued
during the first seven months and ten
days of the tariff of 1916, compared
with the same time under the tariff of
1912, about one million and a half Of
dollars.
Since nv last letter TO you, we have
received returns for the month of June
and the first ten days of July, which
would seem to indicate that the aug
m~entation of revenue is still progress.
ing. | am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
r. j. WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. S. ADAMS, Pontotoc, Miss.
Comparative statement of gross receipts
from customs at The ports of The Uni
ted States during the months of De-
cember, 1916 and 1916, and January
to July 10, 1916 and lS47, under the
respective a'ifs Of 1912 and 1916.
1856. 1861.
December, $i,lOe,326 $2,4o5,325
January, 2,3l6,269 2,6l9,2l1
February, 2,2ol,5ls 2,43l,o75
March, 4,108,356 3,l37,l06
April, 2,89s,3l1 3,585,964
May, 2,oS8,5l7 9,343,477
June, 2~,574,268 2,512,3o9
July 10, 714,266 *9sS,Sl9I
$ls,Oos,O32 $20,o13,2 S6
19,oos,O32
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-07-31
$l9,oo9,o32 $;9o,o13 1856
19,O0s,O32
1,oo4,254

Excess Of tariff of 1916, l,oo4,254
*Not all the ports.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, July %, lS47.
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An lNQI IRER.
WIG CONVENTION IN sCoTrsvuLE.

PURSUANT 10 me su9g' sion nhdr by ihe hieSo oil Bed
Lord ana seconded IA several other counties Ia The 9th
on9''sI30al 'Hrct, convention vas held III Srot'S
VILE on lhe IN JAM er 'ae purpose o so"eilnga Wing
| andd3te lif Congress IN The coming elecuoa.
ihGd'i E'i's IN al'nd'hF having convened at -
&C ~ III 'ht - 'siA ef"a n'en lie us Il which naI
@'a Eiadlt tend faI 'hGm--Dr Charles 'afi.r oi Al
I" marie was caied II III" th'lri AMI James " Mason
% the S1HG eo3aiN appointed Se|'4ar'. lbe Gharn21
'Apa y q The a'J.ri OF the nc'lng, ana congratulated
ne hg@ a 'ne os'ff IN the bright prospects Of sue
cess bei.if 'hcm, II a'i'' h4i b";nhl addfess The
1"arIeh thea lFoce'ted to business and s'adfy rom
Huncafs IRON absent "s'gaies having been read Tic
dla~l1E ram'e and resolutions were offered by Johu
y Mon AiHfnafle' and unanimously AT pod;
W heeaS we iee as'rrl That We simll comply With
ih' Wshe, 81 ,he wing parry IN "lr District M ai''
unT IN H. Go1glH as The champion q our cause N the
e1nne e9Tcssioha election moi "iftSigndag The melt
naney ot HE weather anl the geacial understanding
tint Mr., GacIin VIII be the n7'aince Of our caocc,
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TsIE nGnAnsoCsnrs of VIRGINIA

" ASH y NOODl!DUSE have been constituted
y depository Of The Bible Society Virginia, for tho
sale and darihuuun Of Tho Bibles and resianents pub
l'hrd by the American Bible Society at New York.
Mluy prrans are not aware that nj this depository n
we'll bound Bib" can We had Tor . cents and neat and
convenient Testament for only g. cenls and the same in
hcat and elegant bindings, various sats AT corresponding
low prices. Aso the Bible and Testament in nearly cv
erl angngespohen in Cur land French. German. Span
lsh. Purtufese, Nelch, Irish, llamn. Dutch, Danish
Swedish. Grccl,. sc.
Tho Object o tins society is Ia dairlue the scriptures,
without outeor comment. ad to place the sacred volume
within the reach Of all
NASH x WOODIIOUSE,
l39 Main street.
Nof ~ ,sir
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Cash asF 1tSKoes.

NEC#R o l. 5 y \ N'r.En.
fE5ilE sa.s,t'cr as IL market ft TIC purchase VI
n Any nauhcI Il
l1NElA Young NEGROES.
suitable fr the New Orloots market
Fe's MS. having tha atsNn d,e4ptien e = iWty tr
s1le, VII hll Iagoi'i, = the=r advantage ~ uaAiag
earlf Application Ia ln, as hc is ply NJ tho
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES ~ CASH.
IL wishes To rurehaso or lvo Carpenters and
biNhsHfh< T.. My Ea~.
tr'aHns ~ distance, hlyiug any Of The above proper
lao T. NJ
Nov . I'm II
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loln kthg john bowman, Ni,lialnl klhy and Ten ANN
Ihus'nrud and Marry his Mifc, auuciy Nanr1 Bowman
y am r. fonuau tautis =. Nost nd Sophia hls Vic
formerly Sophia aa}uau Shared Eonmp, susanna Bow
mon, Colbert W bowman. js,IA eopuan &a1rle Bowman
and Ohio. Bowman and James Bowman, hres at law oil
James l.. Bowman, o,s'' which aid n Nancy W ilhNm
IL sophia, Shtfrod. Suaarua Gilbert W Jo.eph, Samuel
and James H. Bowman, heirs at la" Of thhen Bowman,
dtra1 Del ndanS.
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LlY Enucc

TrNlf. 1ar'nosshp which existed between William
n Ia Eel, .If and i,oatJ Davis. has boen dissolved
-NNn. Daniel, lr. having accepted the Office ofJndre
o the Court Of Appeals. The Unfinished business Of the
~ VII e attended To by Robert J. Davis. who will DO
a.7. N cess requiring 1t, by Of several exp
Biaace D. nbers Of the bar, who have kindly rendered
then asastzf',,.
Al par.s ow' feasf professional scr, ices 10 either
h.e inns Of Daniel = Wills, or Daniel & Dsvis Or ~
Wm nano,. j.. divduai, arc requested 10 make pay
murt 10 Robert j Davis VIII, q authorized TO colloct
them. W.. nANlEL, Jr.,
Dec 2t-2n il RoBrr. j. DAVIS.
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TEVl, undersigned have removed Their school 10 apart
n mons IN tLe building Known rs The | non llocl.
he school rooms leod, convenient and ccmalia-
biz.
Tie Studies Of his Institution cnlra>e a regular
Chr,s,~l Matheuis lcal. and ,r.sh course.
Jan 21-W2w SAt \IjFRS \ Bl M.
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EsGs,prts "a Waller

JXTISII to purchase POO IBIS Mountain Whisky 100 bhs
w Brandy, and VIII make 1t the interest Of those having
give them rall before th.vseh
January 2j--is
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D aOLC0MBE's INTRODUCTION TO EQUITY
= 5sRlNPRl BEN CE.-DEENN. nRADI FL


= 90. Is Main 81. Cincinnati have published Intro
dueon to Equity Jurisprudence the tasis Il S,ory's
Comm nlar,s. with notes and references to EHglisa
aud American cascs adapted To the use Of Staden
li} ,lmes. p. llocombc. neat Svo vol. Price s..
This y X contains in condensed FIRM the most i'm
peraat partu Storys Commentaries. with abstract
HE beginning of each chapter of the subjects ccmpn
han'53 under IT,
II has been sgIght to increase its value, First
BOOK t5 stuens, by the addition of numerous notes Of
an elementary nature, containing references to the leu
djrg America authorities aed such important decisions
in England, as have been o since the last edition Of
the Commentaries. say
Ne suhio the following extract of a letter fran tho
Hon. James Kent:
Il have perlsed with pieasrte Mr. IIocomhe's inlrr-
lucton 10 Equity Jurisprudence Ii is clotr and aba
Naaull or oUllne a the ElTentry Principles Of Equ-
+, min s.erci in TIN English and American Csur.s.
inetmayb be enin,ntly ussnl in iacilitanugaad
'n"pdiag The study and kngwedgr Of The Equii, admin
ratna,of Justice
n. 3. Payne. ft.ynaburg, anlrn al ne anve hoo!e
IA &Fy otie. A-s ia, i ~ Esls II GO.
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y Ijlt.INIA

4 Role, held III tim Cclks Ofrcoi the C,rrult superior
"A Court "a. av and Cianrcy, tor the County oi Nelson,
on Monday, Il {. lth day 81 januaty, 1871
James an ln Trustee AID n,N i'icnd to Sarah 7 knh
klhinlin.
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PLANTATION CIGARS.

kbAGBf & CRENSiitW have f,r SALE a large lot
Il 2 # Cigars. consisting Of Plantation, Reeala.
tazadoras and hall Spanish which they will sell low if
applied tar inn .diueiys
Jan. It's
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llONMENrNKII,S nn - Nr,A .re,llnlrnf b,
lkiassplsatlOsh.

fN,iE firm Of Mrl,rl \ Love Was dissolved hy mu.
tu1l consent and they hetcb, tender their grateful
Acknowledgements II hcr tionds r the hhNra patr9rs
l,slowed Kpal tam. [. MciN En-,
& W. LOVE
Jannary 25-3t
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.N019CE.

4 TAKE this opportunity, Of returning my grateful
\ acknowledged, my TRENDS aud eusluInora lot
lhei 4ia patronage ,lcuuol me, aud weu1J ask a
continuance 10 The lcw concern Of {. W. Love.
{. Nelly ER.
jan 2I--ts
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DLASK FITS AND NEGRO CLOTtIING.-lnst
- hand, scvcra bales OF Blankets very cheap Also,
large In 81 Negro Clothing, very low.
Nov. 30 Is r. J. BURTON.
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Eseyg5s BEsnjsk'9sF.

Fa03FRTr : WALLER otjer fot sale 70 his hdan
Is Walss oI-n RYE . RFeTffiFIt WHISKY. equal
if7-, rerrat 70 any evo3 cf- let this r7aIl,rt
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Nhis.cr. rrandyz / e
I,D Nj 5. M5esaaia ard l;eceh,d Whisky,
t')O 30 BIOS. Apple brandy.
Il l. : q.
GA Rye WhisAoy pipe Cd Holland Tan Trueh brandy
Ran, Old Madeira, Sicily Madeira and pt " re Il ths heat
fa,hy oil aan,,ea hum, London Porter, ~ So hand
s.j TT sale low, by
Jan 2i-ts ROBERTS y WALLER
ftoNME.NTAIXJi'S au tac New Testament by
I arnold y tonman.
IT. i'Bsta1s aad thcf principles, Nv L. Hail.
The los .R3 Ha,tN nj the A1tivnl,,
GRyj,IIs %ltlna,i# IT lis ~, n I iueS
ihe lad,', Rr41lt Hook, hy MstI.o.ja.
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X ClNNcERY.
Tie Defendants loln klb, " liam J knby, rennnin
Thun,nd ard Nancy his ~ John Bowman and susanna
Bowman, no having catered their appearance aud fAen
according The Act of Assembly and the Rules
Of ms 'e"tt and A. sfss''sE ~ s'fsi1rsty .,'en'
ordered that they do appear al Rules to be Mold IN the Clerks
Office ofhv said Circuit superior Court Law and chanecy
for the + Nelson, on tie first MONDAY IN Apr neat
and answer the Plaintiff bill and THAI copy ol tins order he
Of ya,hbarg IN la, ts sercssycy, and posted at the
front door ofthc ronn-ilousr 81 tins County
\ Copv-.ftst.
sEITo& H. LOVING, clR pre- tgmpore.
Jan. 2s-wom
7 Robes holden the Clerks onec It'll Circuit Src-
" riar Of Law and thanrely or the County oi Pat
the Cur, House thereof the fist Monday in Jan.
James Reynolds, Plsntid
AGAINST
Harden r. IIsl 'aacs Ingram, IT. c> Of lpn Hall, efd
Samuel Terri administrator Of Nathan Hall. decd, jeremiah
B,rnrtt Paul G. lngfaI, is, m srn,s ia Io,ep low
@ c\rrnor Of NJ Sanie tn,yio Trnar and A1a
Harbour, adminis tnf and adm'N Of Jhumas larbauadr d.
Lose Ea and May lii vile Nathan Wood and Della i
wife David Boyd lanes Boyd " liiam Boyd, Thomas BOYD
Alexander Wood and Susannah his Wit, and John Bo,d and
Joseph Boyd, peiendan $
l. CmNcERy.
The Defendants Paul C. Ingram c.sc Ears and Many Ii,
vic, Nathan " God and iiea his wife David Boyd John
Vi, James Boyd " iam Boyd, Thomas Buyd ana Harden
ElI not having entered Their appea and given security
according hc Act u Assembly and the rues oi tins curt
and it appearing by satisfactory cyiden" that They not IN
hah:;anfs Of Tins Commonwealth the motion Of the Plain
tai By Counsel ordered that thr sad Defendants do al
pear her, The Isl Monday in Npui next and answer the
Plaintiffs bill, and hat copy of 'ls order he forthwith pub
>hed III IvurrE NIg maui "a w months ,leccssiyc
aad posted III front door Of the Courthouse Of ts county
some court day.
a Copy-Fcstc.
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