The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1848-10-21

Holmes and knox..James Worries,
L. Van Buskirk. a,a 1@
Huron and Erie...George Reber.-
Jcf1erson--Andrew Scott.- @as
jackson and Gallia."H. s. Bundy.'
Lawrence and Scioto.---J oshua Ham.
bleton.. sl 36ai
Licking-.-Robert B. Truman.
Lucas and Henry ...Freeborn Potter.
Logan and Hardin...Samuel Watt
Miami---Tanzy B. Julian. g5A
M Montgomery----Luther Giddings..
Montgomery and Preble---RIchard
Green.- ei~ '.s
MuskIngum..-Abe bel s. Randal.-
Monroe.-James r. Morris.
NJ Morgan..-W ilIiam Durbin.
Marion and Union -.Josia S. Cope
Iand.- aa H
Mercer, Allen and Auglaize.,.Samue!
r. Mott.
Mahoning..James Moore.
Medina--Johnson. s..1
Portage-.-D. l.. Rock well.'
Preble--Felix Marsh.
Richland and Crawford. Samuel N.Y.
ers and Daniel Brewer.
Ross and Pickaway..-Chauncy N.
Olds,' John Foster.
Stark.--Benjamin F. Letter.
Seneca-.-John G. Bresin.
Summit...Samuel w. Mcclure
Trunbbll and Geauga--.Albert G..
Riddle,' Isaac Lee
Tuscarawas and oIl...Ezra Brai-
nard,' George Hardesty.-
Van Vert, Putnam. Paulding and
Williams Charles p. Edison. =
Warren.-.John A. Dodds.-
Washington..-Seth Woodford.
Wayne and Ashland--.A. Franks,
Jacob Miller.
Wood, Sandusky and Ottawa---Lu-
cius B. Otis.
In looking over the result, the dem.
ocracy have every cause 10 be satisfi-
ed, and the wings every cause TO be
dsheartened. Even under their vile
scheme of apportionment, we have
gained in the Senate and in the House;
we have carried a majority Of the Rep
resentalives in Congress, and we have
every reason to believe we have car
ried the Governor.
These facts the democracy Of Ohio
10 her sister states send greeting.
Who's NExT.-The New York Al
bany Atlas says:--
"Mr. Van Buren has been raised up
by the providence of God TO tread in
the footsteps of John Quincy Adams.
He has entered the path. He says he
will be the last to retreat from it,"
Jusr So.-The Louisville Journal, in
commenting on Gen. Cass' Nicholson
letter, says:
"What then has the Southern slave
holder to expect from the election Of
Cass? According to his views, it is
that any portion of the new
territory can oe slavery territory"
& 0TListen to the voice Of the depart
ed patriot Andrew Jackson s1- ,'',
81 say, again, fellow citizens remem
ber the fate Of ancient Rome, and VOTE
FOR NO CANDIDATE who will not tell you
with the frankness of an independent
freeman the principles upon which, If
elected he will administer your govern
ment. That man DESERVES
TO BE A SLAVE who would vote for a
MUM CANDIDATE, where his liber-
ties are at stake" aY.
@The whole number Of acts veto
ed by American Presidents is only IS.
The, whole number Of acts passed and
since the origin ofthe govc,n-
ment, is about 1000, which will make
$50 acts to each veto. 'ii ahs ~
@Among the returned officers who
Cass and Butler, we may men
ton Generals Butler, Worth, Kearney,
Wool, Patterson, Smith, Shields, Quit
man, Pillow, Cadwalader, and Morgan.
A bright galaxy, truly.
0-rSeveral persons, including num-
ber, Of ladies', left Louisville, KY, last
Friday to try their fortunes in Califor-
MIA. 8fI
0rThe ST. Louis Reveille says that
Col. Fremont left that city, on the Sd
inst, for the Pacific. Mrs. F. accom-.
panies her husband to the borders Of
The wilderness. Z. Z. .-.. &.
crit is said hatupwards Of $4,000
people will shortly emigrateto Califor-
MIA from the State Of Kentucky alone