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Several hints have been given in the newspapers about
the relations between Mr.. Clay the one hand, and
Gen. Taylor and MIR. Crittenden the other Some OF
the Taylor have positively said that Mr. Clay has
determined TO support the nomination. Gen. Leslie
Combs early broke out without his lesson, with the
declaration that Mr.. Clay would support it. Now, m-
mors are prevailing in Mr. Clay's neighborhood-an
thew have extended to the Atlantic borderthat he is
dissatisfied, and like the great Achilles in his tent,
fuses to go into the war The last Richmond Examiner
is more explicit. 1t says:
"LooK OUT "A gentleman Of this State whom we know
to be man of intelligence and TRUTH passed thus
CITY Yesterday his from visit 10 washington
The chief piece intelligence which he gave US was .ne
tain fact that a distinguished CaYite MEMBER OF Ooh
gress from Virginia. whom it is useless to name mas re
ceived letter from great Harry stating Gas he mas al
ready stated in the York letter. that ne nerer mas dnd
endorse the nomination. Of Taylor Look out o'
squalls Hook out !"
Now we cannot shut own ears to the gossip Oh
this busy city; and we too have heard of this letter. ana
know the name of the member of Congress to whom II
addressed but we undertake to vouch for the
precise character Of its contents We have no DOUBT
however that it breathes anything but contented and
quiet spirit But already some OF the wings pre-
pairing for this outbreak, by declaring that Henry Clay
has lost all his moral force and his opposition IS OF no
account Vhdt nert2
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Proposals for Coal aud Weed.
OFFICE OF THE seer

OFFICE OF rHE SECRETARY OF THE SENATE,
July 10, 1SlS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this Office
- until O'clock p. m Saturday, the 22d iast for fur
nishing and delivering in the vaults of the Capitol.
before the ST day of November next 100 of best
hrace coal large humps suitable for the Of the fur
Also, Tor 100 cords of best hickory wood to be
measured in the yard OF the Capitol sawed and packed
away the vaults the whole be subject to the insPsc
ton and approval of the Secretary.
Security for the faithful performance OF the contract Tor
furnishing the above articles the satisfaction OF the Sec
rotary will be required.
Juy l9-d3if
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Chicago do, $l2 70 Sl3 Ohio lard 10 firm, and ,dvsn-
sng-sales good to prime u ii cts prime kegs 8, =,
CTS Hams % cts Butter is in fair demand with good
supply Cheese dull az a 81 cts. Rice is firm q,
% l2A SO 37s. Taow is sold at "a cts. Tobacco
is dulsales Maryland cts Pennsy vania seedleaI 80
-four months. Wool sells, country pulled n 27S cts
common American, 22 Cts, cash
Freghts heavy. Corn Liverpool, 4d in bulk Cot
ton, ! 5-32d. To Havre. nothing offering
The stock market heavy by OF the ghness OF
the money market and the duness consequent upon tho
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WANTED.

SNITUATiON WANTED.-A lady, every way competent
- teach music and who has had much experience in
that line, would be glad TO obtain situation in semina.
y would have objection 70 south boa d
with any family in Washington city having two or more
daughters desirous of learning music the piano ahd
guitar fancy work The most unquestionabe references
character and capacity given. :, An
Address A. B. H.. Washington, ID. c., City Post o'ce.
July 22-3t
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A GRADUATE m Eastern College, who has
n been many years engaged in teaching is DESTROYS oil
obtaining situation in one OF the middle Safes.
Address " A. b." a the office of the sc Union"
June 2S-dScd.
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Steamship James L. Day, Capt Wood arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz with battalion of the I'd infantry, (con-
panies A, ID, /, and F30O menu under the command of
Captain Heitzman, and the following officers Captains
Davis and Vessels Lieuts Davidson Sherman Westcott
Jones, and Henderson,; Surgeon Cuyer Rev John Nc
Carly, chaplain The following officers also passen-
gers Col Bonham and Major Greg, LIST infantry; Capt
Miller, acting quartermaster Capt Churchill and Lieut..
Martin, voltgeurs; and Lieut. Linn, 18th infantry.
The James L. Day left at Vera Cruz Brig Mount Vernon
and barques Touro, Leonesa and Bruno, sail the 9th
inst propelers Governor Marcy, H. r. Thompson,
ton and Heze, and steamboat Somers in por-nncertan
[New Orleans Dsita July H.
The brig Tasso, Captain Gray, which arrived on the 9th
inst from Vera Cruz, brought Lieut. Gorgus Ordnance
Department, commanding 81 men, rank and le and one
mountain howzer battery and also the following passen
gers Lieut. Townsend, passed midshpman Lieut., Reno,
Ordnance Department; Lieut. Fry vogeurs Lieutenant,
Walker, do Lieut.. Leigh, do DR.. Van Every, Assistant
Surgeon Captain Heath Quartermasters Department
III
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We understand that Mr. f. Corvaa, commissioner
from Venezuela arrived, Wednesday, with despatche.
from his government and had interviews with the Pres
dent and the Score tary of State
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Ohio

THE WESTERN REsERvE.-The Sentinel tries to buoy
up the confidence Of desparng Tayorites. by holding
out hopes Of the Western Reserve But these hopes
too late Mr.. Giddings and his friends openly
committed against Taylor. Mr.. Giddngs generally pos
the confidence of the Reserve far than any
in Ohio So long he continues to act fearlessly
against the extension of slavery, long will he have
that confidence In 1874, when Mr. Clay carried Ohio
by 594o, Mr. Gddngss district, composed of only four
counties, gave Mr. Clay 5,293 majority over Mr. Polk
The other counties of the Reserve added to that 5000
majority. So ii clear, that ,ohen the Reserve yields the
,uhig party Of Ohio prsstrated This conceded
fact Those who know the indomitable energy of Gid
dngs and Hamln, aware that they are not men to
shrink from the responsibility they have assumed
1t is known that Gen Taylor is more disliked among
the wing of Ohio account of his identity with
the war and slavery, than any in the nation If the
wings had nominated Scott Clay, they could have
red that State but il is Zachary Taylors prospects
in Ohio are below par. As cogently said by one in
in the national convention trampled down Ohio, they
crushed out their own hearts bood"-DaAy Wisconsin
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Ms Bryants of 18th street aSd Ne,o York
AIRS. BRYANT has five front unoccupied
l which, for beauty OF situation, comfort, and convent
the apartments, surpassed by few in the city
crate terms
July 20-3t
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NTOTiCE.-All persons hereby cautioned 70 pur-
~ chase the following described certificates of Chains
the government of Mexico, signed by r. s. Coxe trustee
signed by the subscriber and G. L. Thomp sonvz:
Nos AZ 81 ncusve 20 certificates of $500 each Nos
1885, $780, 294 294 four certificates OF 0o0 each and leo,
for $40, OoD. JAMES PRENTISS.
WASHINGTON. July 10, Isas. July 2l--A~
DEnsONs having claims against q balance dus mesa
L the Navy Department the of Charles Smith,
ordinary in the United States service are
hereby notified present them the Office Of the Fourth
Auditor OF the Treasury, within months from this date
July 2O-3t A. o. DAYTON
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MARHIED.

Columbia the 4h instant by Judge
place.
y- BY Divine pornassion, the Chaplain OF the House
Representatives will perform divine in the Capt.
toll on Sabbath morning, at III O'Clock.
J1ly %
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
S 300 Reward =
North Georptown Anr;lI1

North GEORGETOWN, April IL. 1913
We :he Undersigned do certify that on the
18th. of April 1913 John Cobbs and Susan,
Musser did absend from their Families and
are now travelling unknown. Said John
Cobbs has left wife and small children in
Knox Township, Columbiana county, Ohio,
ndSusan Musser has left her husband of the
same place. The Said Musser agrees and
binds himself to pay $500 Reward for arest-
ing them and send them back. Said
Cobbs is a stout man, about 5 Feet in hight
37-39 years of age, fresh COLOR has sandy
hair very curly. Susan Musscr is a we'll 81
zed Female, about % years of age, black hair
and dark complexion. She is Pennsylvania
Dutch and talks the English poorly. He is
Jerseymenand speaks the English very well.
They left in Yellow Buggy drawn by
gray mare Of about three years old.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
NeueS 9dfner Ge>
Ibdft.
Sernbarb unb N[oren3 @Dk

8ernbaro uno Vloren3 @Db, =.
80 enabriftisen ibre Sreunre unb alte &unben, Gsa
orpte pas putIitnm im Iasrmeinen, raB fe "
GtatIinfcment sclcSen.
in Der CHERRY Straee, beinabe seseniber
@ecr9 6abers 9ScllensS Sactcrp, iIclidp bon
9. q. &imballs @eberet. Sie oerfertisen
ale Scrten BON 2bon uno Grb Waaren,
befcnbers alle9lrten8chSefhirr, Mifht6pfe,
SbhGeln, Geuer, Sumpen, Slument6pfr,
&c. &c. &c.
@ie pereauftn fir @aarselb rbtr Sanbesprrtuttt ~
sanstaarcn Wlarttpreien aufertf tillis = Elm ltms
ltanp, Der sescnwartis non jecrn Ioauspater prtr
jccer y6ausmuttsr teritit6tiSt tprrben foQte. 3us
slsb teriAten fe, paB fic llh mtbcr SerfertisunS
pCn 0ipsfsuren tei&aftisen unb i'm Stance ltup
na@ sesebener 9Orftrift irsenb cine Sisur, Gin
Starsbilo ccer 8emdlce auf Gas 3ef9matrcQits
uno gang correct antufertisen, 9a iib ibre Arbeit
jcbtr3eit rur1 8Ite, 8e(hmat uno Oautrbaftiss
teit austi4nst sautsn NC su lieberaIen ltnterttl.
euns bers1ttst su (ein, unb boffen riefelte aud su
trbaltcn
Deg Is. 1916. stn,.
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2ouie Sbdfer.
9aehtsanwalt ano Netarius, Canton

1t8SUJtuNWtoNtt wv 1tSaNhk~of SHUb~r
Starf Co., Ohio,
QBir6 feine nasetheilte Inf,nertfamteit aaen In
Nsm Sad ,eblasenpen 6efhaften, bic ibm amer
Sraut ,pereen m6sen, In Start nnc ben amSren5ens
beu Gountes spiomen. 3usteid bsnabritbtst er feis
nen&anbsieute, bag Ct pcr Sar5en, tpatrenb feines
Nafentbalts In Itep> yort, eur9 bic satise 6nlfe
ten 8airifshen Gcnfnts ra(eIblf Ginr9tanSen 5a
treffen i'm Gtaabc mar, sppnah sr fanfti9 tr9en
8eIAafte In alien zbsiltn Sentl1tanc bard ues
bersate an fctsenee Nedbtsanwalce panttiidb ans
prempt rerfeben taais.
SIR HbeinbeGen nnb 9rosbsr3osttum
Dabsnr
&oHrab Steinmeb, Wahenbetm ah ber
6odrot Hbeinfreis Baierit.
Tlr Wlrsbura, Bambers unb gang sllt-
0apern, Tranten, 9lnsbad, Niirnber9 uno
bas &6ut9reid, Wnrtemberg, Or. Trans %.
&E fSnist. slppeaaticnsseridts slbpo-
tat III Bamberg.
Sur 3speibrhden, Oambura unp 9fhein.
preueen, bru. Carl @ollen, fonisl. slboo
tat in 3neibriiden.
gictarias Melf Sberbrcnn, Depart
uaent Nieoerrbetn, glfaB.
DcGmadbtym anb. SeriAtibe Ocfnmente jeber
1rt w.,een pon ibm tn bsutf4er,. enslifher anb
frant6ffAer Sprade perfertst.
Qanton Gfbr, 2. ls47. s.tp.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Narl WarDenburo.
Bu6btnOer, Canton, Shic.

or untericifnete balt 1tb ptrpfibtet {ei.
Linen ipertben xunben fur bas i'm bic baber
stfAtntte 3mtrauen feinen btr3lt4iten 9ant at,us
fatten uno tetunpet e cSl:, oaB er fortfibrt fsin
8udbinbsrsefdaft auf feinen aftsn pase i'm apeis
ten &tcte ots Gebauoes, no fidb bic beutfdbe Sru.
fcre tefineet 5u tctrcibcm. Gr 1T entf1lo(fen 70
wobfei 30 tinren, ais irseno Elm anceres GtabfTe.
,ncnt i'm Staate tu fbun i'm Stanbe 1T 1t. perfprii
tobnelie, se(bmadppe unb baierbafte 4rbet ~ lie.
feru. bcffenp lidb babarA Der 0untf bss publieuns
ipiirbiS ~ ,na6en
Dw- Gr iibernimmt ganSe Sob slrbeiten u
einselne Bidder !; audi reparirt, ober binbel
nber, alte 8nd,er, perfertist Bonnetbcrer
{. su ben billi9iten preifen unb auf bte fir
elte yiotis. Carl Warbenburg.
,ar,tcn, Wdra, Is. 1S4S. liz
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

So0 ""s' "'V@g..uit @ fpohlfell unb bic meilfen
Srt'tsl gu Ditlihcu
Nretfe't perfa,eft suerOen.
gSenn id) Der uuterseihuet h;sr,,;t
i,ubt Die aufmerflamfeit bes nsrs ~sn'M s.,u1; Ct,
pnol'tums nberbaupt auf fein BuherIoose~r
Su tehten 10 tann er nit 8er9niloen uepS.
NertL pap oalelbe nunmebr nit oeu gelfen
aus talt allen Sddern Der literarilden gEic.
lehlhafteh completlrt uno er i'm Stoune n
etnae Infra9en be0coneu al f6nnen. e;n =,
S9etl oes Sorratts betebt namentlid, ous.
2Dcplo9llote 9Seree, Sibeln, Se(foments
Satpol'lhe llno proteitantiIde in befietioer
Auemahl, Stbelmerfe; 9lncadtss u. @e.
oetonder fur beloer @cnfelGcnen &c,
uhtertDts- Sdlul uno Suqenofchrifteu
oeutld9e II. en9llIdle 81 9 s I@nsIIinns'1
llno ShuItllher, beutId,e SprodIrhren
oeutlhe-u- Vremo gEGr!erblloher, enoIifd,
otutlde uno eeutfd)s enoild,e Gjromotits'
Solnlet1bcr, DtcttouarD's ,c..-giroron'
b'ldle< uno 0eidld1tS QEerfe, @eporSrhirx
II. SolFerFrnce mcnicin]hey0erfs nTn
pathlldle II. 5omocpatbilobe bpm6rn notH' '
Ipotbets,) } 9ieharSene;fuuoe -Shemis" -
S..a,.9 S.ma,"eie9'eh.-Sdcne WtiIenfbaft in oro-
settssAta9ma1l, ets.tt ma oentlheS eSlaiiIfer namentlid:
9etpek spraobtane9abe in 5 80 mitStobf-
n.n' S3luer yellIn9, Sanf, Slinee, pla.
ZEN, SeAlendld9er II. !. 10. Gjeciobte
Nonahe, < pea ter, SaIdeubuder -
ffah5' llno elt9l. Slntor5 lit oeutfcb iiber-
ef mIe Sbters, fang. 0lepclutip1t,il. Goi.
erre'on! Samartlne's, &culIeau Snr.s.
Sgeatlpeare u. ~. gSerfe. - Rur, i'm.
tefS. 9laubt, oenSbccIp9en tpie ben Qoien-
gen Srtbcopren tpie ocn 9iatipne(len. ben
Auepatben ,pte ;. hcm0opatbeu, oen Qeh.
renoen wle ben 9eruencen, ben GrShridhsn
mle .. Sranrt9en &c. beoienen III f6uner
alel'fall6 oerfaufte pber uidt pprr6thioe
Shd]er iperoen aufSerlnnoen in m0olid,ff
tnrier 3elt oeridlafft. @Ieiob,eitia biefet
er leln. ih0nes9llortementp .. 9utenghreibs
materlalten II. SdncDmoare ,um Nerfnnfe
an Scenes Brief suuo Shreibponierr,
lhiparSe, blaue> II. rptbe Ginte II. Giuten.
lfanoe, Sano nno Sanbifaues, @tohffs1
per perm u: Secerbalter, pofe., Sebermei1er.
Slellttffez S1e9eQaf, SblatenI SriefGeaef:
S3teIerltttte, ShlefertafsIn &; Sd5reibs
%. Slantbuher &C.; ferner fdrbiqes Uaz
ptere, @clo Stlberpapier, @iaarss irnb
Saeateoolen, SplelldahteIn unb Sp(boz
ten, Sdahbrette, @elb Gafbenbiifer.
Slloerbud1er, grcBe 9lusmahl BON amerif.
u. oeutl9en SIloern Satbtdlthen II. Mas
lerpinlel II. {. 10. '''"'
'ss TIT un1no9lld su benamen, tpas ba aues
l,no ple wohlfetf su baben 1T .Rcmmt
Sreunoe uno lebt. uno penn Sbr tann red,t
Far cab etnfauft, 70 siebt unter,eid,neter
nodl ote Serf1herunA baB man beioerfeits
betrleot9t bon chamber eebt.
santc1tt Start 60, Sebr. I84s.
pb tItpp Stirbpf
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
PROSPECTUS
FOR THE
OAMP PAIGN STATESMAN

ELECTION OF 1e4e.
The Camp paign Statesman will be issued from
Saturday, the 9th of April next, weekly, until |
the 25th of November following, nearly eight
months, tor the snm of ONE DOLLAR, for single
subscribers ; for Clubs sending Five Dollars, |
seven copies for Ten Dollars, fifteen copies
always 10 advance.
The CAMPAIGN STATESMAN will be printed
with new and splendid Type, purchased for the |
occasion, and one a sheet The same size Of the |
Daily and Tri- Weekly Ohio Statesman, filled
with close reading matter.
we never lussed prospectus for campaign
paper, when the freemen Of our State and nation
had so much at stake as at the present moment.
Enemies OF our country's honor, and men who
have no regard for constitutional obligation, the
observation of which can alone preserve repu-
publican governement, are every where forcing
themselves. by every means, fair or foul, into
your State offices, and in the national councils
fnsr trid 8 OF nsurpa,ion, and their disregard
OF the sacred duties of patriotism, even while
OUT Country It is war, and your troops suffering
from their REASONABLE inactiop, call loudly and
emphatically upon all true friends of their coun.
try TO be upon the alert. Freemen of Ohio, ae
you prepared OF the crisis, and read to do yor
duty!
Being here at the capital, with the documents
az nand, we shall take occasion to show up fed.
: eralism 10 all its deformity from the written re.
Io," Gnu shall prove 10 the min of every man
not pre- Judgedor bindet by self-interest or ore
IJudlce. that the party eaiug itself whig is
wnolly unworthy and unfit to trusted with
: 'ower In times of peace or of war. That thew
are d derellct to every duty that rests upon Re-.
+ preventative OF free and intelligent people. pro
y tfessing to guided by honest principles, eual
= laws. or patriotic love of country. We shall dea
i In historic facts that should be in thepossesson
OF every voter, and calmly but firmly present tc
the people OF Ohio why such party, after series
OF the most startling measures, at last filled the
measure oftheir fashionable conduct by an attem
10 Ipetdnsurpation ofegesaton, which to recogniz,
or countenance would be degradation, imbeeilitv
and cowardice, unworthy ofthe name of Freemen
et of Americans.
n We will show from the Legislative iournal
r. that the very man, Seabury Ford, whom they pu
forth as their leader his, by is votes and princip
les, Inc very last man that the people should tras
In the limits of Prospectus we have no room 70
details; but if the people of Ohio are not ready
bow their necks to tie fund-mongers and privile
ged bankers, to toryism in lite worst form in time
war, to the mad acts of party discipline that re
qure your written constitution to be torn into tat
le iers that the tyran's yoke may be fastened upol
You and your children, then check the mad caree
I. OF ycur State officials, who claim every for powe
and nothing for the rights Of their constituents.
The facts shall come from the records!
S. MEDARY.
Columbus O., Feb. s4.ls4s
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Irs. .BdWRna
9lrst uub Wunoar3t in Sparta.
Starf Co., Sbic.

Or Bauer bietet hermit benz ceutIdben
putlitum ersetenit feline Dienite an. Nufs
mcrt(ame Stuoten uno pieljdhrfae Wraris
erlauben itm Die gerilderuns su eeben, oas
er i'm Stauce lit, ale tefaunten Rraufbeis
lten, ceurr bic uemSAatseae ssatay aatessoer<
| fen 1T. gu heilen. Selonosrs Nieber u.
W d' &c ffieber fam er unfebltar
fnrirtn. fal's man ie,ne 9crihriften bef at
Or. Bauer mar Seloarst in GapDleon's Dir
NEE. Seine @rfahrnnsen i'm Nad,e Der Maes
ci,in, fomie biaise Nedhnunssn oebeu Inn
Ncffnuns auf siaen gheil Der Dfentlibey
@unit.
i Sparta, 9pri( II 1S4S. l7-6NH
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
II RotEns Cash
3 t 8 & T..

Der ltnterSeidnete benahridtiat btermit
feline Sreunoe uno bas publ.fum ilberbaupt,
oas er 70 eben i'm Seertff 1T, einen neuen
@alh Stcbr, in temlelben 2otale, tpo fruher
s. 9. @iteps Stobr, eine Gbilre nOrolid ..
abraham eDnd, Sdubifobr unb seseuaber
Der Stabthalle su erSfnen. @r erbdlt a@e
Sprten BON
7Ellentnaaretr
uno Stcbrslteru ibsrbaupt, 70 ausseiucbt
nnb aeidmadpoll, nie fe in ir9eno etnen
Der biefsen Stcbr su ftnoen itnb uno 1T ents
lcblofIen, oieIelbe 70 btllis ut perfanfen, ols
Te in bieIem Gbeile bes eanbes su babem
ilnb. @r bait beitdnbis auf Satb
sSerti9e &leiDmn9sitiife
BON ben beifen slrteitern, sefhmadpcll nn6
bauerbaft perfertist. slls praftilder &anf<
monn u. crfabrener &ehner aaerStobr9llter
.Idmeidelt er I'D, einen1beil Der offentlsden
@nnIf su oercienen unb Su erbalten.
l7,b. .. 9lleranoer @alttter.
0ent(1es @affbans
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Rnf11r 9afrrn1rf1.

3eiet feinen &unben unb bem publitum
eraebent an, ba6 er ieine Grocery in bic
nSrblite Warftitraee, gegeniber ber Stabts
baae in casSelbe @ebdmoe, ,po Danib pir,
rcng @rccerb biett, Uerlest bat, tpo ct forts
fdhrt aae9trten BON @rcceries su uertaufen.
@anton ben 4. 9tpril. l6sb.u.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
gum
Cfs SSooiter SOtel,

in eibertpsStraee, Mooffer, Wayne 60.
Setnrth Dinter empfleblt feltt,
felt pielen Sabren beftebenbes nno jeBt iehr
DerbeHtrtes Gaftbaus benz 9eebrten pnbln
FUN. @utes ecsis, CUTE Soft nnb @etran1e
fosrcbL tpie quite Stallun9 fur pferoe m'to
seaen billi9e 0aehnuns oerIdert. - ooo,
Wcpter, ben Is. Mars ]84s. lSS|W
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21

Gauntp BeaMtelt.
gsserse 9o~entttns7 rm,m,,.xs
Saepb g blptt eomm'If0"stS'
Jaccb 8 @altatth,
Wtl9sam 9: BUR- :, Nur'tIs. a,.;,t:r
8eprSe Sc 10, Neecrber.
8epr8 QDe +, Sberif.
1rnclb Spnob, $anrmefTtr.
Jamts Oul ullaaban, Coroner.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-21
Datttes B7Estrn

o,,. ga1 ,oeoen etne neue unb unabertreffIide
t;,a Mae%ael "T !Snter bon alien Scrten, pa{Tenb
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Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

What is the meaning of this? Does each

What is the meaning of this? Does each
Of these names stand for Aro n3en!P Gr
does each. name rather stand for tsco FoH-
And Of theses two politicians (thus
represented BY each of t!ese names,) was
one 50 reckless andin;qnaous thai lie would,
on the l3lltof May, ls46. set his name, for
party purposes, to a declaration which he
knew 10 be untrue, and then carry fire and
sword into Mexico on the strength of if?
Or was the other so lost to ~alllove Of coun-
try, that he would, on the 81 of January,
.ls4a, set his name, also for party purposes
10 dn0hher declaration which he knew 70
be untrue, and thus do his utmost 10 encour-
age and uphold the enemy, and to proclaim
foul crime and dislionor upon his own coun-
try throughout the world'
We leave the wings as a party, to select
their alternative.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-28

Laekson and 7'ayEDr on Mermo.-Ten
years ago, in 1887, in a special message,
endorsed by both houses Of Congress, Presi-
dent Jackson declared that the injuries re-
ceired from Mexico would justify, in the
eyes of all nations. immediate arar. To
those injuries Mexico added All arming for
war, a declaration Of hostiliIics by her
president and an invasion of our territory.
Yet there are those among us who call this
an unjust and aggressive war on our part.
doubt," said Gen. Taylor, Oct. a,
1915, "tIlat the settlement with Mexicn)
will be greatly facilitated and fastened by
our taking possession at once of one or two
suitable points at or near the ( Rio Grande }
river" :-. ''-r