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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

FOR SAN FRANCISCO, touching al Rio,
ztTzs Valparaiso and perhaps Panama The new
-ef<4p packet--hip MECHANICS OWN Vlll sail oH ne
ist Of July She is erurely shp. only weeks
od built by Association for the California trade II
fherefofe ~ be presumed that = bulls secure
safety and convenience. Aside from the Assocauor ss
vii 30 passesgers between decks and Is the cabs
This chip has been ed without regard 10 expense sns
acknowe lodged by all 10 be superior 10 any ship tnat IS
ed from his Those wishing the Gold he'
gOns Will ind this an excellent and rare chance. she .
expected % be an easy and fast saer and viii be con
nanded By Captain Of experience and character, wen
acquainted with the South American Coast-sLe has a.
ready par Of her cargo engaged Those intending 10 -
20 California invited ~ examine her, ald lldge oi
themselves Two phy SLAMS and surgeons Of experience
will accompany the expedition. For freight passage
apply board the foot Of fnird.L last River leo ~.
II FOR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT.-lhs
e-sS bark ALICE TARLTOS will be ispatched on osF
urday morning One tine state-room remains dis
esgaged.--Aaothes superior vessel viii Immediately sse
ceed the A T. For balance oi freight passage apply
myI7a ISAAC 7. SMITH, lol Wan COZ Froasss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
rn C,RRJACE NIAKER~.-For saIe or

r. 81 a rorverisnfIv arranged dwelling and wfu
~ biIt thr,-torv shop with blacksmith shop sii"n-
ing e.. giby situated Boa Morn -to" %, J. lne 40. d
t. an rntrrprsng carragemaker favorable Inducements
wiI lee offered Apply by letter. or othef" isc' ip . .
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

N PURSUANCE oder ct tho sufrgr- OF ue colau Of
Yors notce hereby gwen All persons having clans
ant JOHN POILLON. sis ~ Tho Cry oi Nes lors, %
prescott vouchers h-reo o. he suhtrhss
A. tho of Of J,u-. Gn, 10 81 street The Cv oi
Nv Yors on seor- ts.ah isy september a-itDsst
Nv Yar. tie 9TH a., of Narh lstq
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

DUBLIC ADMlNlsrKAtOKs OFFICE. ~. Ns-sas ,tf-si -
Notr- gwen - relatives and next of bn ol hhNh
AHRENs oh-rwi.s csi-i HENRY ORENfs late oi u- CT q
New Yok bsok-nh ieosid aud WIN a-k-i o. haze fei
shall apply the Surrogate uf The t0un oi Ner
Yos for Of Administration t- -ss- o he ssd n~s
ta, day ot Jay next 10 oecs Tho ipf-aoaa
Dated s-. fofk jan, 4. l.gD JANIS $ IHAfkK
- Puhir Afnln.trst.r
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
GF0NaE Il mcHAnn.. Aam.t

~ PURSUANCE order II tho Surrogate 81 t- County Of
Yors Nocs hsr-oy gwen 20 al p-f-on' hafog cams
AMBROSE MFRCkR late of fhe o Nss ifs builder,
the ~h vou,h-fs thereof 20 h- suh
b~r No Nrt Seventeenth ts t u
before rh iy oi s-pt-nb-r pais Ns~
iors tho lh'h dsy OF MAnb. lsis
mil ls~6r- GEORGE " NERCER. Eterurf.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CoTNTRy -EAT ON THF HUnsON flr ale

E. or to rent. wiki beautiful brick cottage cemeutrd
49, over a hrcS barn aud other ll lir -, about .
~ - from iuc city. oDro- te Tsoi. Red HOOK. having
i,t view 90 So nle, oi thr river II licouans about
Ioo tr7.. Terms moderate. Apply on lhe premises or
adde's. = " st thi. Office myll Imrod'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

DhiNistRAIkiN NOTICE. l. p1f.nsrc- a. an 'id't oi
Hnig--. kngs Cu4rfy hsT
aliust joins sANpLANn. of the 90 hfuffr.
County Ks. d-ce.i hereby required tn "tt DE
The vouchers hereof io ~ befh-f. tfWiffifs ~
John ssud.ut D~f ~ JohHstf- nhe - NJ
O-ou- Grt- h~ C oi Nsw iofs bss h- Oh dJ %
n~,-inbsr l-tf. Dated Bootlyn. MAJ ~. irtf
n,g6 ls.hm EMMA sANDLAND. kiuin-ffstH1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

POLICY CouRT.-A woman name Annette bowmah'
i-epss house OF ~ fame Lsurea st ws s',d.y 'asa %
ea..s, charge vn-oty asssumg Wm r. Jones' oons =
OF EshtA professional business Size
eornuistsd BY Justice Beskisy 70 answer the charge
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

y UTtCk . t-r-by gv-n ps0ns hsrIhk
" clam. M NRY WATSON, ats OF tho CITY of >ss
lors that they required shbf h- sh ne
vouchers The suh-h-f he Aduursfrt of he gsi
The sad ieeesssi the o- OF fhoMAsM
SMITH her Atn-, ~ - Nassau the sst t 90 >s l0rs,
four--nih ia, August >ss tos Fsb A.
issg Zoo lsseml SARAH WATSON, Airn.ffsunr
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
NEW-YoRK CEMETERY

DAUDOT. FROM PARIS, ACCORDION and Seraphi
ID tuner aud reparer; makes. sells notes. for SrrHphr
and Accordeous al S88 Broomest. upstairs. my5 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CALIFORNIA
CALIFORNIA GOODS.

vi. article necessary for CALIFORNIA OUTFITS
Tents hanmock-, camp stools blankets, Mattresses cloth
lug. &c lrd lHis
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

TIN ROOFERS, &c.-Tin Plates and Lead Plates
by the boN or dozen. Block TIN. Pig Lead. Copper.
Zinc. Sheet lron &C for sale al 10 Orandst near broad
,v.v
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

~ PIR>l ANCE The safnEsie Cnaly
l Ne~ 80. hereby gwen a p~f-au- hasrE sn,
ItNDLFl MURRAY oi - CITY of Nes "A t-
- present ti- sans vouchers 'h-r~o fhs
Hl..ey Mufrss. 80 ~ South th-
lors 30 November De
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
WINDOW SHADES.
SO 600 WINDOW SHADES.

rlNHE LARGE STOCK Of imported and American manu-
featured ransP aren't Window Shades OF every descup
TOR. Wholesale aud retail Al the WlndOWShade Emporium
a Pearst Sewf ork four doors from Chath tn-st Is 0f
frred for sale at prices fhat~l defy o competition Also
gt corucrs brssses cords a-ses and camDrc for ne
trade Purchasers are Invited 20 call and examine iOl
thein-eves B. Orders promptly executed and sent tc
anv part of the United states, by addressing
IlyJl I'm ". o. JENKS, 80 Peari-st. " Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

g. FOR SAIE-A smal d0ubls house ali 81 lots
II. on Twenty sfst loo feet from Ftfhar Brpok.yn
A~ The 81 ace suitable for carlasn miikman AMI
W be- so,d for Slf0U Also. ten oi- Tweuy trsi-t
safoising Grcenvood Cemetery. for .ae low Apply al
tt- hat store IA Futon--t. BrooSlyu. my-h Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

ID Co.unn -ss or ths o Nrs lulk uA- hsr-tf
gUrusn f- of - ssf4ts sh1tHg
tl-cunr.r. -
NAK1 AfsrfSs.
tent N-eN tie te of 10 pstusof o
her frht. ln--- So sod tarsrg- .rch sfs
rc fo thr-- .rfh. ff- trf Tbs
s4f ossu-ut t-tfs refon
ft sni ne '-'-s o h- h-r
a., property b-sax 49, ta- trsn-r r rf- tY
by a. aaa vos Data '- So ias 'i APl
NA-h unNnhtf
Af'nfH-ts +. +.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
TO LET.

a. TO LET-A large shop viii sfeam power.
z c NJ slMOSSON lsl Lewis.st,
IL myI5
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

BE Nr- io- situated >oufl-frsi, Soutt->ecntu ana
& south Third nesr The center ot ihe village "itnn
five minutes wax of esther ferry Terms of payment
easy AUGUSTUS WErMORE. ENecltor,
~, 81. qq Front-.f y Y
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
RROOkIYN

CITY CouRT.-ln the Of Cavanaeh VINO was
found ens Quor hcens-, Aasnso yn
charge Of assp'E d-ode' house tbs jury aqass am 20
ohef smiAs disposed AZ IhomA. koon-y An
drew CsnTbs, Oven MekugA sud Pat Hanghey a- ee
'adtment for bsiets female named Axe
Crsden The case concluded whsa tie Court soau7d
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
FOR SALE.

g. FOR sALE-The good substantial two-s;ory and
~. attic BRICK house with cellar, &c. o FrRnkAnst
- good order has folding doors. marble msuir's. CrD-
on vafer kc Il viii he sold low and accommodating
errns Apply 20 ial9 iwis2yos' ) ROE, s. Walst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09
CHkf,fpFSfk MORGAN. srr', 90 state
MA,htNcIn> HlNf. Canfr.. .-f

ANBNp>F T. JORDAN kftsfn-y c---r.f
So NsFssr~s>r Ansrf. srrI 81 IrNl -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

vXT STEPHENS X SON JOS JOhu-st. manufacturers q
w. Fourdnner wires, which warranted eqnAl q
the best imported, and the beet terms. Cylinders an
dandy rolls covered 10 neat improved manner Ais
every description Of wire WORK -
mylb Inn O. DE VIII 1, JR- agent
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

kINGs COUNTY IIE0VII NVVkI--- F77as II FlsHfT
. le E,s, sherf of Qaeeus and BsHisna iaa Rasasa
n, pi.ipfE kuo~n horse ck hs~s
a.. .oa brough; Of The des det~n
r., no....oa whie framing. Jamscs %
he mare LAZY ths l9on Coass thereby
tie -nfsssmsul be tken 90 ine case sei es n
isd os me Coz" o0' 10 % SUI
tcsntly she plsi1t'r ~ss ncn se'.sd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

yIraNTED-Bva respectable young woman sl'na-
W r0n a. good p8.1 coos cham beri4ail -i -
or 0 a small pr.tt,r family Good city reference AZ y
at l0l F,cgeni-t between r iih and sixth ave- es =
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

-. Two Iofs on Tlry-flur-h.sL south side. aboat
~-~~ midway between seventh srI kgtM avs The
street if0 feet wide graded and cred The lots are
full ali very desira1y located. luqrire oi
my5u " Il CANFlELD. iio Greeuwich-st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

DOARDINC-ln private family in Broome- r. near
ID Broadway To Jet 20 a gentleman and wife or TWO
.us e gent emen large airy front room. or Two small
cdrodins with brea sfasi and tea dinner Sundays-
Addre,. " . Tribune Olce. lr7 81
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

CRY CorRr- Edward Dougheriy, charged with
,hour answer before The IVuft
Of OyeT AMI Isfulnsf, N the s0u Of 5000
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

Dl tsDEKo Pstno. BlOhsn require. Jer Mrra Coauty
tDCourt. hereby usf sft hn-rt IS -
sg,a.t th, e-t,,- n SrspHfN HHRkitk Dam r.F-ai
tsfrr slt that ths sa sa'f payment obi Hs 1eets,
u~-s - spp-sr sad iha- sub sta hr7r tfurfng On -,
~hn months fh~ fr-t rutstHn ol ff- nf- Ai lH
- hnn f-.t-nt. DE- state - hs
i-r- sny property ~thn th> stats .
onsug AID OF such property % hm,
bsd-l hs law and .- soi-nsiet Jnl, -, l~tN
GRifFiS. Aus for Atfsrhug Nf-fifur
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

CRY CoUKr.-Thomas Rooney, Andrew Campbell
Francis and John kiernan, Oven Mcliugh and faIles
Haughey put upon their al in this Couri, charged
with having comnitled violent assault and battery on
Is sul
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-09

ytTANTED-stuafi0ns FOR numher u exec. en. sli.s
W and ca dren recently arrived rec ifon CITY hal-
and s..c atio. and willing 10 w0r6 for moderate wages
Apnicaton tO he made the 0ce ~ Tie commissioner
Oh fm grafton. 10 the PARK No charges NJ y
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
DENOCRATIC PIQNITR.
UPPER SANDISKY, OCTOBER lg, 1910.
Glorious Little wy andot.

In our hurry in getting out the paper
last week, we had only time to mention
the result of the election. The young and
growing Democracy of this true and noble
county done exceedingly well, and we take
pleasure in saying, that they stuck firm
and true to their cause. Cemented with
the democratic principles as promulgated
by the immortal Jefferson, the young dem
ocracy of this gallant little county rallied to
The polls on the 9th inst, and then and
there nobley vindcated that the rights Of
man are paramount to all others, and have
raised the democratic flag higher and high :
er and it now waves triumphently over the
plains of Wyandot, bidding defiance to
whiggary and Federal rulers.
From this on let progressive Dcmocra-
cy" be onward, and Wyandot county will
soon rank one amongst the first democrat
ic counties in Ohio. Do you hear that ye
Wyandots?
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
Re deeemd Pennsyiyania.

This old Democratic Keystone State has
most gloriously redeemed herself in the
recent election-the day is ours-and she
again stands forth, as she always shoul Id
do, and as we hope she always will, here
after. Gen. Taylor was sent on a pilgri-
mage through her territory before the cleo
ton, and the result is total route of his
party and rebuke of his administration.
Long may such impudent electioneering
receive the same sort of response. A
thousand cheers for old Pennsylvania
the place of our birthl
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
Oct. 18th l849.
From the American Champion.
THE COAST OF ALGIERS.-A PI-
RATE.

List, oh, list!-Most of our readers are
no doubt aware that a portion of this city
is called the Coast of Aigiers, as being the
abiding place of certain land sharks whose
consciences, like India rubber, can be
stretched to the crack of doom! They
are class of men easily know by a wary,
sly, sneaking, stealthy manner, cringing to
the purse proud man, and crushing their
poor victim to atoms by a process not un-
like that exercised in the old Spanish In
QUESTIONS. These men, although born like
the rest of their kind, have no souls; that
immortal part of our being was withdrawn
from them at period of their existence
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
"Ame,ican Champions

Is the title of a daily paper published in
the city of Philadelphia, Pa, 1t advo-
Gates the principles of the Native Ameri-
can party with zeal and Independence
Although we do not agree with the princi-
pies it promulgates, but as our motto is
''hear all sides then deside," we welcome
it to our exchange list The Champion
exposes Taylor Whiggery about center,
and land Sharks are not forgotten by its
editors, Elliot n Sanders. Terms $4,00
per year, $500 for six months or one dol
lar for three months payable in advance,
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
*One vacancy, in Mr.. Palfrey's district.


white Feather.
The Journal fairly caved in on Saturday
night and transferred the Taylor whig par
ty, soul ond body, over the ''abolitionists,"
in the following brief manner. Speaking
Of those it classed in the Legislature as
whig free soilers it says that; con all ques-
tons except that of slavery, will probably
be found acting with the whigs-and on
M@auestion they must be allowed to take
the lead, and the wings viii (as always
heretofore) be found in the main acting
with them--and teat is about the amount
of difference between them"
Here few whig "abolaionists," as they
were called at many of the polls where the
cry of ''nigger" could aid the wings, are
"leaders," and the whool Taylor whig par
ty pledged to the follow "as alway hereto
FORE" without even the dignity of askipg
questions!! Democrats, you who nav<
been fooled at the election, with the cry o
negro suffrage" abolitionis,n, &o,, DC.
what do you think now. after thc election
is over, you are thus told that YOU are te
follow, at the will of those this paper de.
nounced so bitterly when your votes were
wanteG. At several voting places in the
State we are assured that big negroes were
fitted up by stuffing old clothes, and SCI
near the polls and every man who voted
"for Convention" or the democratic tick.
ct were told that they were voting for enc
gro suffrage for abolitionists and all sucl
stuff. But the election is now over ant
these same men are deliberately told tina
the great Taylor whig party, will follow
cas- always heretofore. the lead of these
same negro suffrage abolitionists! w,
doubt whether abolitionists or any otheI
kind of people are so far gone as to desir,
such lead!-Daay Ohio Statesman.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

EEThe chronological and Water Cure
Journals for October have been received
at this Office. These Journals are always
filed with interesting articles for the read
lug community; and We commend them to
every one who reads more for instruction
than amusement. Price for each one dol
lar; payable in advance. FowLEEs and
WELLS, publishers, Clinton Hall, l29 and
l3l Nassau street, New York.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

We received letter from our old dem
ocatic friend j. H, Miller, now living at
Norwaik O. from which we make the the
following extract
Messrs. Smith DC Giles.--It is with pleas
ureI have perused two numbers of your pa
per, and being highly pleased with it and
believing it worthy the patronage of all
true democrats, | take pleasure in sending
you the "Af'aighty dollar and ahalf," the
terms for one yeas subscription, and hope
it will be acceptable to you Should it not
be enough, as your terms for the paper are
"SnoariaJly IN aaoance," let me know and
the remainder shall be forthcoming by the
first mail. stB7
just the amount friend Miller, and oh
how acceptable. The Almighty dollar
to su is, like angles visits ''few and fal
between but when we do get hold of one
we give it tight squeeze; zoe do.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
Boilers Indignantly Rebuked,

The boilers of Seneca County, as we
stated in our last weeks paper, have been
Indignantly rebuked, Mr.. Breslins ma
jority over Dewitt, the bolter is about six
hundred. We rejoice most heartily over
Ills elcction--rejoice because he. has tri-
umphed and defeated the corrupt dema-
gogues, who have always been holding
offices or aspiring for them.
When we contemplate of the corrupt
and contemplate course by which some
men undertake to accomplish their helish
ends, and pretending at the same time to
act honestly, by playing the game of de-
ceptlon and hypocracy, it is enough to
make us wonder if the Devil himself does
not blush at the bare faced and highhan-
ded villainy of his accomplices in crime.
Lost to virtue-lost to moralty-lost to
every principle Of honesty, and stepped
over head and ears in corruption; circula-
ting falshoods about some of the demo-
cratic candidates, doing everything that
Icy in their power to defeat them by get
ting up base slanders, and yet some of
these demagogues have the daring etfron-
terry to say that they are true democrats!
Out upon such contemplate hypocracy.
We love "a frank and honest opponent,
but we loath, dctest and despise sneak
ing, lying hypocrite.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

will not be lost on those who betray the
confidence and triHc with the good sense
of the people. Surely it is time for Gen.
Taylor to pause in the career which he is
pursuing; to cease his prescription; to re-
member his pledges; to redeem bis prom
ises; and to look to his own glory and the
happiness Of his country, rather than to
The dictation of the irresponsible cabal
which rules his counsels;
Mem6ers elected before he 4tt Of March.
Democrats Wbirs
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
Trouble Brewing about a pretty Face


We clip the following from the New
York Herald. The latter to which the
article refers, states that the lady was car
ried off by the crew of boat, probably
with her own consent. Truly this peace
administration, which seems to have ncith-
er peace at home, (if the tales we hear
of quarels in the Cabinet are to be eredi-
ted or peace abroad, is in fair way of
getting into a war with the whole of Eu-
rope, as well as all the tribes of American
Indians. The earlier Presidents never
made war about women, and therein this
"Heroic Age" is ahead Of the past in this
Republic, and is taking pattern from those
of a still earlier day, when one pretty face
was enough to set the world in arms.
Another WAR Pan" --Fiare mp with the
spani, h Minister.
Our private correspondence from WASH
imgton, which viii be found in another
column, discloses another curious and a.
musing chapter in the foreign policy of the
present wonderful and astounding cabinet.
The present fare-up is with the Span
ish Minister, on account of the abduction
of Spanish lady from Cuba, perpetrated
by an American vessel. We hope the la
DIV is beautiful--in fact another Helen
We shall then have as strong reasons to
fight it out as the Greeks had in the Tro-
jan war;
Thus we go. Our able and interesting
Secretary of State has had flare-up with
the French Minister about phrase of two
lines--a sharp correspondence with Brit
ish functionary about Nicaragua hot
time of it with the Chilian Minister about
pair of breeches-an account in money
to settle with the Bay of Tunis--an expen-
sive trouble with Bowlegs of Florida
and now there is another hare-up with the
Spanish Minister about the abduction of a
fair Sonora.
When is all this to end? Is there to be
war in earnest? or is it make believe!
Will not our relations with Spain and Gu
ba be so complicated with Rey and the
Sonora, that it would be easier to take the
island and annex it at once, than to nego-
tate longer?
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
State ElertiOnS.

After mature deliberation we haze con-
cluded to get out our Rooster again, to-
crow over the glorious democratic victories
achieved at the late el ections in this and
other States. Last year the Ohio Legis-
lature was Wing, this year as will be seen
by reference to another article IN to-day's
paper from the Ohio Statesman, it will be
Democratic, the House of Representatives
being 38 Democrats, to 90 Whigs and s
tree Soilers. @1'he Senate stands 10 Dem
ocrats to II Wigs and Free Soil, which
gives the democrats a majority on joint
ballot over Wings and Free Soilers. That's
glory enough for one year. At the next
State election Ohio will elect Democratic
Governor mark that ye Feds.
Georgia too, is Democratic all over,
having elected Democratic Governor by
a very large vote and both branches of the
Legislature are Democratic.
In Maryland the Democrats have gained
one member of Congress and a whole
host of State Legislators.
Old Pennsylvania too, comes in for a
most glorious victory. She elected Dem
ocratic canal Commissioner by upwards OF
$4,000 over the Wing candidate, and
both branches of the Legislature Demo
cratic. Wonder if the Wings hadn't bet
ter send Gen. Taylor through that State
once more? We go in for one thousand
long, loud cheers for Progressive De-
mocracy" Who says amen.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

The vote to call Convention to revise
the constitution of Ohio has carried by a
large vote. This vote shows that the spir-
it of progression is abroad in the land, and
the people are crying aloud "give as oar
downtrodden rights, aOe ask for nothing more
You shall have them progressive democ-
racy" has come to your relief, to aid you
in restoring your long, lost, rights. But
the work is not yet accomplished; fold not
your hands in idleness; go to work, and
the create reform will, can and must soon
be accomplished. Be active; be vigilant;
the day is yours.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
For the Pioneer

For the floneer.
To the people of wyandot County.
II is well known to great many of
you (Whigs, as well as Democrats, that
there was a story circulated over this
county before the election, that | had
made a pledge before the convention, two
years ago, that if they would nominate me
for Treasurer the second time, | would
not be candidate any more. Now | will
say to William II. Harris. Raymond Will
liams, Samuel Miller, w. j. Hall Joseph
McCutchen and the whole of Saines &
Wilson's Grocery, John Ragon attached
to it, that every man of you, when you
told that, knew you were telling base lie,
and | now charge YOU with wilfun lying
on me, and l dare you for the proof No
backing out after the Election is over, for
| told my friends that then was the time
l would clear it up.
GEORGE HARPER.
Oct. 18th l849.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19

B-Lives there such man who bears the name
and cherishes the principles Of the Wings of the
Revolution7 No, INDEED! II is base libel on
the memory of our forcfathers to entertain the
thought.-LowER SANDURKY FREEMAN.
That smells pretty strong of Federal to-
ryism, if we are judge of Language. But
comments are unnecessary.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-10-19
From the Ohio Statesman.
The Senatorial and Representative Districts.

Below will be found list of all the SEN
atorial and Representative districts in the
State, which elect members this fall, to-
gether with such returns as we received up
to going to press. The table will be found
extremely useful as matter of refeence,
particularly while the returns are coming
in:
The Senate consist of Sc members, 19
Zone to fill a vacancy. tn be elected this
year The House consists of 72 mem
bers:
SENATOR'S.