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agency. Washingson.--Thc unaer.aUeet 49, p t"s IN
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week nr mfee success
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Jahn van auren at Cleveland.


Al the recent celebration of the ami
'ersary Of the passage of The ordinance
OF 1881 lhis witty son Of sage sire, is
reported 70 have aononnoed The dissoI0
ti0n Of the democratic party Toereupov
the Washington republic, tbe spec al or
gsn Of Gen, Taylor al the capital, pros
ceods grayely to comment upon this im
portant piece ofintelligence,a and straight
way claims that tie parry suppor iug The
present administration, is The true temo,
cratic party ofthe United States man
who has established his character tur a
wit may say silly things, not only viii
impnnity, but be will alway Gud gaping
wIiless cAarIeys enough, ready 70 explode
themselves with iaugat er al any cting
that my fall from Lis ipa' John Vaa Bu
rem sadly mistakes the character OF u,
great democratic parry Of the UnIed
states ii he tbibks us being can be puy
in jeopardy by the tteaohery Of any oue
or more Of the iliustrioua men whom It's
generous confidence has warmed into po-
itical existence
Fhe principles Of the democratic part,
are panopIy tAat is proof against the
sting Of vipers, 1t IL prompt at reward
ing fidelity with its favor as following
treason VITA its frown; and he who afet
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THE LATEST.

The best and lates' joke perpetraled on the
second Washington occurred recently wher
asked whether he had ever seen the natura
bridge in Virginia; replyed thai he had travel.
ed considerably in Virginia when he was
young, but he had never seen the bridge, be
supposed that it had not been built at that
time.
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Vice Pre'ts.
SACRAMENTO City, California.
Juue 13, lS49.

| MEssRs CAKE AND McKIBBEN-
| Gentlemen: l wrote TO you frcm San
Francisco, giving you what information
| could get in regard TO the gold mines.--
Since we arrived in this city, / have
heard news that is most astonishing. The
sum aud substance OF the matter is, that
from all appearances there Is no end to
the gold--it is lound north aud south, in
tue sallies, sides Of hills, aud tops OF
mountains, and iu ,he beds Of streams
aud any set of men that W all and can work
are sure of from one ounce TO SloOO per
day; these are facts and mistake. But
the man that comes here will have 10
,oork or stdrve, as boarding is very high.
rhe first man | have seen. since left
home, with whom have been acquainted
was p. b. Cornwall, Mr.. Belden and my
self met him this morning at breakfast3
he has treated us very kindly. aud .ffers
US any assistsnee We may requires lie Is
in the mercautiie business in this place
10 COMPANY with three others. they have
a fne store aud own twenty lots In this
place: have examined their cash book
aud end that their cash sales amount to
about Si2 ,UGo per week he showed me
this merpiog s2o,oto IN gold duet pa, up
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-08-31
asANDUSKY DEMOCRAT"
NOMINATIONS.

The Democracy of Crawford county have
nominated for re election Gen. Samuel Myers
for Representative to the Ohio Legislature.
Mr.. Myers Is an able advocate Of the prnci-
pies of Democracy aud the poehle of Craw
ford could not have made Deter selection.
Mr.. Randall, Speaker of the late Senate,
has been nominated in his district for re. elec
ton by the free soil party. 1t is said that
Mr. Randall is a strong advocate for New
Consultation.
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Late From Santa Fe.

St LOUIS, Aug. %, ls49
Editor Ohio S:atesmam
BY recenl arrival we have dates from
Santa Fe 10 the 4th inst. There is u,
news Of Importance. Trade continued
duh, and the surrounding Indians were
hostile, military expeditions had gon,
against the Camsnches.
The petition Of the Navsdoes and Paw
nees, prayins for the appointment Of Ma,
jor Beal as military comma nd ami had beer
sent to Washington.
The expedition TO the mines Of Saugrs
OhEiste proved unfavorable.
Boats from the Missouri river report =
heavy rise IN that river IS rising rap dl,.
The wes,hor is excessively hot aud there
is much sickness in the city but not man
deaths.
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WOOD COUNTY.

The Democracy Of Wood County, have
chosen for their candidate for Representa-
tive Mr.. EBER WILSON, who will if elected
make tirstrate member, and without doubt
his constituents will be better pleased with
his Leg' slatlye acts, than they have been
with the proceedings Of other members sent
from that district. Mr.. Wilson is man
(1hat We should suppose from our little knowl
edge about him) who will prosecute busi-
ness with energy and satisfaction, and those
who may cast their votes for him, should
they elect they will never regret it; out Will
rejoice that they made a good selection =
sonction his action as well worthy of their
sufferage.
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We are authorized to act as agents for j
B. Johnson, Book binder, Sandusky City, O.
All persons wanting binding executed in a
good style, can be accommodated by bringing
their documents to our Office, where they will
be punctually forwarded to the bindery-
completed and returned to our office, waere
the owners can receive the same by paying
charges.
SMITH g. GILES.
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CONSTITUTIONAL REFORM.

Amongst the various reforms prop osed
in the new Constitution Is one which meets
our most decided appreciation. The people
OF ONO have to bare u tax every year OF
thousands and thousands of dollars for the
passage OF Laws, which nineteen twenieths
OF her people never see, and which If they
did see them, would not interest them more
than to hear Of fight between tmo dispu,
tants, the one contendng that the inhabl
tants Of the moon were Dwarfs and The other
that they were giants,
Neatly one half of the time of each ses-
sion OF the Legislature is occupied in passing
Laws tor the incorporation oi some Village
or Church, and granting charters for Rall
Roads, Tnrnpikes aud Canals; whereas, if
the Constitution were so amended that gen
eral Law could be passed. in which would be
murged all the laws which now SO unneces
sarIalIy claim so much of the time Of our
Legislatures, and by that means save large
amount OF the peoples money every year, we
think it would certainly meet the approba
ton of every tax payerin the State.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL
CONVENTION.

i Agreeable to notice the Democracy of tn
4 9Th Congressional District met in Convention
ut McCutchenvile, Wyandot county, on tn
l7th day of August, l649, for the purpose o
nominating a candidate to fill the vacancy
occs stoned by the death of Rodolphus Dick
inson. in the Congress of the United States
The Convention was called to order By +
| A. Tyler, of Wyandot county, upon whose
motion William Porterfield, of Hancock, was
appointed Chairman pro TEN, and NJ. +. Bean
of Crawford, and w. M. Case, Of Hancock
Secretaries pro tenn.
On motion of w. Mungen, of Hancock
the delegates of the several counties were
instructed TO appoint one of their number as
committee man to report permanent officers
for the Convention.
On motion the Convention adjourned to
ia o'clock, A. M.
III o'clock, A. NJ.
Convention called to order by the Chair
man.
P. A. Tyler, of Wyandot, chairman OF the
committee to report permanent officers, made
the following report, which was adopted
PRESlDENT.-W Porterield, of
Hancock.
VtcG Samuel Lee, of Craw-
ford; John Pain, of Seneca: Jesse Wheeler,
of Hancock; John S. Gardner, OF Sandusky;
Wilson Holcum, of Wood; Daniel Watson,
of Wyandot; William l.. Cole, of Ottawa
Secreiaries-M P. Bean, of Crawford;
Samuel Gross, of Seneca; w. NJ. Case, of
Hancock; Archibald Rise, of Sandusky; Ash
ur Cook, of Wood; James Magunder, of Ot-
tawa; P. B. Bidder, of Wyandot.
On motion of L. w. Hall, of Crawford
county. the Convention adopted the appoint
ment of the vote of the several counties, as
recommended by the Corresponding Central
Committee.
On motion a committee of one from each
county was appointed on resolutions, as fol
lows:
Crawford, Geo. Lauck; Wyandot c. R.
Mott; Ottawa, J. H. McGruder; Hancock,
w. l.. Henderson; Seneca, G. J. Krum;
Wood, w. Holcum Sandusky, F. Bell.
w. L. Henderson, of Hancock, offered for
tho following resolution:
Resolved, That the candidates presented
TO this Convention for nomination pledge
either by themselves or friends,
in open Convention, that, if nominated at this
they will not be candidates for
re election at the 32nd Congress.
John Campbell of Crawford. moved to lay
the resolution on the table. Lost.
Tire question was taken on the adoption OF
the resolution, and lost
The Convention then adjourned to II o.
clock, P. NJ.
IA clock, P. M.
Convention called 10 order.
On motion the names of the several coun-
ties were called, and the following names
we're handed in as candidates before the Con-
venton for nomination; Am0s L. Wood and
John Bell, of Sandusky; Andrew Lugenbeei,
Of Seneca; Joseph McCutchen, of Wyandot;
Moses MeAneliy, Of Hancock; George w.
Beard, of Wood, William b. Craighlli, Of
Ouawa.
Before proceeding to ballot, the following
etier from Mr. McAnslly wa. read to the
Convention, and his name withdrswn:
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C In another column will be found a
very interest letter from Mr.. McNalty, who
went out TO California last spring from Mans
field. Those acquainted with the gentleman
say, that he is man that is not inclined to
exaggerate, and his word could be relied up,
on as truth The representation which be
has given the country is certainly beyond the
anticipation ofany one; Notwithstanding all
this, and taking into consideration the vast
amount ofgold,men will have hard labor to per
form IN getting it They need mt go there
expecting wealth to come to them without
DONG anythlng-they may set down and
wish Tor 1t and still they will have to wait
and invsin their hearts craving will have to
go hungry, Tor starvation will stare them in
the face in that country, where the bright or
nament glitters as quick as any other, it lazi.
ness is practiced.
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MSENECA ADVERTISER.

| Mn. BRrsLiN has got new dress for hls
paper, and it has improved The appearance o
that valuable sheet much. The Democracy
of old Seneca should increase tie circula
ton of his paper large enough to repay hin
for the heavy expense which he has been at
We hope to hear of the Advertisers subscrip'
tion list being increased two or three hundred,
for the enterprise of the editor is deserving
of remuneration.
"SANDUSKY DEMOCRAT"
This spirited Democratic paper appears in
new dress, which makes it more valuable
and interesting to its readers. Mr.. ORroN
should receive encouragement by increasing
his subscription list some hundreds.
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acARRoLroN pIcAYuNE"

Carol county, without doubt will gave
the Pieayene large lIst Of good paying sub
scribers. Mr.. CABLE is a young man highly
worthy ofstiIe patronage ofthe citizens OF that
county-in principle and energy he is never
lacking; but always found ready iosfight any
obslicle that may come in The wsy. =
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En,portant V'ctice

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Tor Postage will please call at the Ploeeer Of
flee and hand over their dimes. IT, you neg
lect this matter much longer, shall be un
der the painful necessity ot--asking you fol
the amount due me.
JOSIAH SmlTH, P. M.