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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

SAD ACcIDEET-Dedh Of Fireman 1T is with feel
g' OF deep regret that record the loss Of an active and
energetic reman-Mchael Boyle 1s Assistant Foreman of
No 6-who was knocked overheard from the Illinois By the
fall OF her chmne while fsaressy doing his duty at the
ne on sunday night Yesterday guns fired with the
NJ Boyle was employed at Leeds Foundry he was highly
esteemed by his brother remen and his untimey death has
caused profound grief the company 10 which he was
atached: The whole community tender their warmest
ympathles to the relatives and friends of the deceased
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

The LATE FIRE.-YesterdayIt umo red that several
passengers aud some of the of the boats destroyed
missing, and supposed to have been burned to death From
inquiry we believe the report unoHnded The barber of
the Illinois is also said have been lost bu we cannot
confirm the statement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
New Orleans Cattle Market.

LAFAYETTE, October s-P. n Arrived, Der uisapsar.
Hannibal and Iowa 81 Besves Isl Sheep 80 Hon and "a
Calves. .Pnees-Besf Cattle. 3051ze p b; Sheep S29a3
Calves, &50Ss . head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

FALLING IN OF THE LRvKE.-The Levee On the other
side of the ve opposite the Water Works has csved in as
Tar as the TOad-30O feet The Levee near Canoon is
also said to be in unstable condition. the bank con.
tnues 10 bEeak this point Energetic measures
are called for and there should be delay IN makng Eepan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

WRKCKERs.-A number of men were employed yester.
day on their account sks and boats recoverng
some Of the freight in the holds Of the burnt steames we
saw no attempt made 10 prevent them although the police
once Is stationed but few feet from the place; aad we
shO1 suppose that the labor equal in value to the
ms damaged freight at the Police Office the Fist Munic
patty taken from the wrecken and we understand that Ia
cay they appear before Recorder Genos make good her
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
List Of Vessels in Port Not CIeared.
C9rrsetsd - naorin sspeeiaLlr IA Il. -.

hote-ln the First municipality ldssgnaed IN ne IoTo7-
4ne y M me Nos; Commence At the Railroad up
IN the Second NIL the Nos above
ing No. being Fatboat Landing Tbirf fsl ~ ~
commence at the Railroad beng
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sehooners.
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

LATITUDE, 50 81 30 N-LoEsTTUDE 90 Win Time 81.
Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Humboldt, Manson. HAVE, jenkins & BuddendorF
Ship L0pisa, Bradford Boston, J. w AudrsvE 81 On
Brig living, ChesveT, Boston, ]. W. AndTeW5 s. CO
Arrived Yesterday;
Shin Treaton, Snow from Rochelle nat AuRurf N r
Bally Blanchard Co.-8d my,
Brig Oliver, Sn0wdgn, "a days from Boston 10 J. w An.
dreWs & CO.-2d my
aTBAMBOATH:
Jas. l.. Day. GibeuOn, from Mobile.
Magnolia, FhOmassOn from VoksbuTg-9lSa balss oott0a
Montgomery. Estes from PFinceton-2S5l baIss cotton
Sligo No 2, Davis. from Smithand
Robert Morris, Irwin from Cairo.
Princess No. 3, Holmes from New CarhnReI7q4 HALLS cof
Bulletin, Church. from Memphis-2230 bales cotton
Mary Foley Dalfees from bona dsonyie6 beIe1 noffo
Hannibal, Lusk from st Louis
TowbOst Yankee FHhisn. from the Passes
m, BELOW-COMlNG UP.
Three ships, namss unknown
Memoranda
bark Brenda ' " ~ ~ -'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
MUsIO-QOOD MUSIC.

MUSIO-GOOD MUSIC.
. The undersigned respectfully in sSJyHsFA
e vites the attention of Musicians sgZka
HI n NY II NJ and amateurs to his list of late 49,
- Y v and fashionable MUSIC: NOCuIne BY
D0hler "Reminiscences of Lucia di LammermO0r, by
Llazt Brilliant Caprice from Macbeth II Tofqu TassO
9y Hoselen ROndno from Refine de Chypre; Tribute TO
5IheHeai Polka de Concert by Herr; Robert Bruce by
RGGseleR Variations La Sirene, by Herr Ernani-the
npea OF IN parts to suit purchasers Robert Deye
wsi, a.sle from Enani, by BurgmQleI Les Eugityes
tioTnie " Colnohon La Pastoree by HeTz Chant Ma
WaI,e uS CRates VI by ShubeTt La Pervsnohe Grand
soSiSS. BY G3lignOn, dedicated to Madame Armantne
Tte 10y fourn la Juiye by Cramer; GalOp Russo by
Home, by Fred BeVer Oi 's'usaen w A'pei'iei :
OS 1w w ~ NTAv5, o..
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slIDsrn ChIdren uncertain Z days l. days days u
b T "a ~ month' months l. mOGths 10 nonha
years Yeas y years l9years 10 years2 yssrs i
yess 20 years j. years 70 years g. ~ years % years
Jeara = % q yars Z Is yeq q q
ysas 10 q years g l. 90 years H. 81 years T. 81 yeaI
years s. yean IS years 6 % years 2 . years
years = q year. 2 ~ years Is years 6 year, q years
90 years Is years 70 years years l. IS Years 90 ysar
adults uncertain 81 ~ - ~ '7F
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NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 9, 1s49.
List Of Intsments
IN Men Orleans, for TIE Week ending Oet 8, Is49


AusIla CSnada CatsniA Cbina Connecticut Denmark
:. tlanIe Germany 49, Hanover 2 Ireland g., Mary
g 2 NewJTleans a. EeYork ewBrnsvei
! Norway Pnnyiysnia B. Portugal Prussia g. scotland l. 81
E9nnany Parish Sardinia g. Sweden Switzerland d soan i
balance uncertain. - pam
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Cheap Paper, Blank Books & Stationery


r,,,,r, AT NO. ST CAMP STREET.
I1E subacrbers respectfully return thanks HTl7hss7
- 70 thelf numerous friends and the plb- ZAlEE%A
Nc LIoL the liberal patronage heretofore be. E5z24S4
slowed upon them, and would respectfully ShE
Bsie STOCK OF every article In their ue DAILY
RECEIVING Fresh SUPPLIES Their present Stock. con-
Has IN part Of the following which they offer at the
Low est market rates
.BLANK BOOKS.-Ledgen. journals. Cash Invoice
and OF The best quality,
COPYING LETTER PRESSES-With Books, and
every ln4 cOmpete-Of different sizes and qualities.
=, bLANhS. = CustOm-hOuse Entries aud COMMERCIAL
ANS Of every description; Bills of Exchange Notes.
DISIIst eIe etc, in great variety.
OAEOA .BOOKS-On all the solvent Banks and Bank.
ing houies in the city
=; STEEL PENSEOf every manufacture; choice seleC.
uon always on hand.
PAPER = of every descriptiOp-Engsh. French and
American manufacture
INK.-Blaok, Blue and Red; also COpging-sn extern.
ave assOItment.
MKSTANDS-Of all known kinds.
WaIers Sealing Wax QUllls, lndia Rubber. Lead Pen
CTS, WsteT Stamps Rodgers Penknives and ETaKeTs Office
ape, sand and Sand Boxes, Letter Clips Bill Files, Black
Lines Pen Holders and Pen Racks, Tin Paper Cutters,
SOuhung House Calendars, Bankers Gases, Portfolios,
memorandum Books, Dianes. etc. etc.
HAVING ALSO, A COMPLETE
=. =, JOB Printing Office and Book Bindery
N e same building, prepared to execute orders for
Enng OF Binding in superior style, and at such pnoes as
cannot fail in giving satlfaetion. vx,
CORSON Il ARMSTRONG,
1a uaRI 81 Camp street, New Orleans.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

RECORDER BALDwIN's CoURT.-Blue Monday is gene.
rally well represented by suny black eyes and ueul visages
arranged in the dock to for Saturday nights ans
Rzslons But yesterday the usual variety dwndlsd down
g fearful few, who stood waiting the decision Of the min
ster of the law with sad presentment that thirty days'
would be the portion allotted.
" Mary Calhoun % called out the official and the wreck
OF woman responded 10 the name. stand up" oOntn.
ued the oiceT and the female leaning against the wooden
bars bent forward towards the court The Recorder address,
ed her MsTy, you brought here charged with fol.
lowing no honest occupation for living and soTry to
say that this the third time You will have find some
peFsoR, Mary to go bail for your good behavior
NOucha the echo, and take her OUT the termaa.
ton Of the prOceedings So Mary became inmate OF The
WORK house, and for thirty days will be employed te NM
nlclpalty Who could she get to 20 her bail? The woman
even laughed at the suggesuOnd modest evasion of the
matte--a mOokeIy OF the law. friend She did mot
nightly understand the word. She had found the
time that foolish blue-eyed girl listened TO the tenpef 10
the moment that the haggad face of the Abandoned looked
around that Hope had faded away like The
cOloTs Of her wonOut work house was place of
refuge for such wIeiehedness and woe.
Anne Howard ~ The words were hardly shaken befors
hppant reply from the girl heard. Anne was there
haunting in tadY hney and tossing her head with an the
Indignation OF one who had bean IOnguly deained The
same charge made Voucher required and immedi-
aey given; fees paid, and Anne departed continue in
the road that muAt lead to the side of the other But
little time nece5saryihe gay apparel will Jade Ike MaTy'
me OTazen glance change to the beaed sunken
and the call for voucher be answered By the final 5sD
tence to the wOIk-hOuse-' take her out "
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

RnzS For California, Usa ohagres. To sail
V4#fcNbS in few days - The splendid steamship
1a ALABAMA, ]. J. Wright, COMMANDER viii
Leave for Chagres direct in few days. provided lucienE
number Of passengers Offer.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
In Saloons ........... $50 90 Lower Cabin 465 90
SteeFage-msss with crew. =. -. $45 OO
% @. J. MEEKER & co. IS Poydras street
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LARCENY AT HEAD. QUARTERs.-Hugh Boyle was sent
Yesterday before the First District Court for picking he
pocket OF Joseph Harden while the latter was living aaeep
in the BaOnne street watch house Harden suffered 10 the
extent Of gold ring, handkerchief aud razor,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

STEALING FROM THE FIRK-Patrek Iyers is charged by
ThOs Flanagan with taking advantage of the noise and
eontnalon incident TO the late e and removing from
the Robert Morris his trunk filled with clothing trunk
SAID to have been stolen by lve from the TOntne Ofs
house, found yesterday in Tchoupoulas street The
accused will be examined before Recorder Baldwin
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

lNsANE-Luke Ward. at the request Of his sister was
taken IN charge yesterday BY the Fit Municipality police
lie was suffering under alteration of mind. man
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
ADJUSTMENTS

Il
I'd
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CORNER OF BAR OJYJVE IND POYDR.qS SITS.
sole Lessee and Manager, ar. JAMES g. CHARLES
" EVENING, Tuesday the Performances commence with te
~ MARKED RAKE.
Aler which, an ETHIOPIAN CONCERT
To conclude with. ..TlMOUR THE TARTAR.
Itnhur Mr. Eytuge Eonla. Caulfell
BetIneddin Mr. Duffy Zema Miss
saubnlat Charles lsa Mis- Hubbard
CAPTAIN DAN HICKOK,S SECOND REGATTA
IL 81 81 I'D III
TUE SECOND REGATTA free any Pleasure Yacht carrying
fore andsit sails the rules the Club
will take place WEDNESDAY, October
three Prizes will be offered.
The first and second pes Boats over
twenty-five feet, Club Measurement, coming in.
The third prize the Boat, feet Club measure
ment and under coming in.
Luggers and scOws excluded from starting race. sR9
- MOBILE THEATRE FOR RENT
INQUIRE at this Office,
SIC I'm E. LOCKWOOD, Mobile Alabama.
AMERICAN THEATRE
ONE SALOON in this Theatre Rent To good tenant
" terms will be moderate Apply at the Boz Office. s27u
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

AssAgLTs.Any number of warrants were issued yestsr
day by Recorder Geno cases of assault and battery
There seemed to have been rows in gardens fg9s In halls
and threats to do mischief generally Not seeing anything
dangerous In the consequences resulting from eeutes
we passed them by without :" making note on h p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
NEW ORLEANS HTAREITg.
CgEsCENT OVvruw
Tuesday Morning. Ocfdf1T 4

COTTON.-The market opened with activity vo.fs1I.v
and 900 bales changed hands, II include s Of 1o05
thesas Of which not certainly known Prices sin sary
bat not quOtabT lower.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

ToBACCO.-Ths only sale we heard Of was hhds
A at 81, do. at 6. at 50. and R. at &c. b. Also in
addition to the sales reported Saturday ~ hhdS A. at
SIC. p ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES. - Market on the Lsvea
quite dull A lot Of 100 hhds choice old Sugar sold at
hs close Of last week. from store &c., for shipment the
West.
FLOUR.-TbeTe was but little doing in Flour. and No
change in prices. Sales 40 bb5 unbranded at a T50
"a 30 $50 bb superns Illinois 95 and 256 do at S5 TO-
CORN 100 sacks sold from the Lsvss at $685.
and 100 do white from store at s2o
BRAN.-A sale Of gao sacks on the Levss at TOe
PROVISIONS. We could hear Of nothing doing in
Pork beyond retail sales at % 1909 SIX for Mess and
% SIa Tor Prime Of Bacon, 10 casks shoulde brought
BIC. b. We could hear Of nothing done % Lard zoo
kegs Western Butter for Havana at lie. y h.
HAY.-A sale of 80 bales from store ga 50 p ton
RlCE.-0 casks good Carolina brought so. . h.
WHlsKY.-Neary 100 bbls. Rsctifed sold, in various
lots at 24c.
B4CHANGES.-Iiuitedd demand at former rates
MISUNDERSTANDING new in the way of Freight en-
gaRements.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

CHARGE.-Juan Severe the keeper of an oysterstapd
on The Leyee was arrested yesterday by the First Munich
patty police the charge OF robbinE Catherine Scoed OF
the of cents We rather think there mUs he
some enor bat the wOmans affidavit reads She states
that she purchased yesterday om the defendant five cents
worth of oysters, handed twenty cents received twenty
In change-a yey regular fa-bu then she was followed
tew steps by SeverO and the two dimes forciby taken
from her The accused may have thought that the whole
world was his OYSTER He in prison awaiting nation
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

Back Bombaznes, Alpacas and Orleans, extra fine;
Black Moussene de lunes, Black lareges, all qualities
Black Silks Widows Silks, Lace Wells and HondkeTches;
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerehieisi
Black Printed BGdered Hundkerchiefsi
Black and White Lawns; Black and White Csieoesi
Enqsh Gouded Calico Black and White Chino Cling hama
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams
Black Grapes Black Arophanes and Widows Crapesi
-lite Grape and ATiOphanesi Black six Iulei
b Lodi Plain Black Calicnes, etc. ste
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7ATHNT METALLIC INDIA RURRnR Goops.

~ III 4AO49oGEN SOODSs
FFNHE subscribers, Agents for the MaHUfaetursrs have
4 constantly on hand, aud ready to receive
orders for every variety and style Of Goods made from Gum
Elastic under GQoDYEAR's and ether Patents, such as
and Navy Bags Air Beds, PILLOWS, Life PreseEver, Camp
Blankets Tents knapsacks, Gun Covers, Hospital and
Carriage Cloth, Steam Packing, Mill and Gin Bands Ho,e
aDd every other article made of India Rubber warranted Of
the best quality, and all at Factory Prices.
t..ALS0....
?, AlwGys on hand, q layge assortment of SADDLES.
HARNESS. LEATHER, COACH and HARNESS
TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc, etc.. at their Seddlery
Waeh0use Nos 80 and 52 Common street, Second Door
os --'-0 'lIee'' W" sMITH & BROTHER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

RoB9ERY.-Chrstian Lawener and Jacob Jaooby char
ge with robbery were locked up to await examination
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

ARRESTED John Lynch, charged with hauling stolen
flour from the Leyee was arrested yesterday by tbs Second
Municipality police
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

BEATING WIFE-Thers is strong suspicion that Bar
nsTd HOthouse committed this shameful act yesteday
Barnard saw the cells of BafOnne street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
MILLINERY Y,

ENT BE not deceived by appearances of persons - -
- or Places Within the mind Ot the unas- - & 10
Wi sHmlng, are often stores of knowledge and SStk
80 the best qualities of the heart The same a&sSs9
with p9oes3iten within the low and unsghty stores may
be Goods OF the best les be found in this city At the
corner Of POYDRAS aud c ARONDEI,ET Streets Mis-
CAMPBELL has NJ llinery Store OF low and
unsghy appearance, but the assortment style and quail
ties Of her BOhNETS and FANCY GOODS are moi sur.
passed. equaed, by establishment in this city, and
the pnceg are low IN proportion with the house.
P. S-BOnnes Cleaned and Pressed in a superior manner
ID Iess.making in The best style. OS Nv
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09

THEFT,-Bi slave was lock ed up yesterday for axami
naon charged with stealing twelve sacks Of corn the pro
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-10-09
TO RETAIL DRY GOODS MERCHANTS
AMI OTHERS

EOR LEAsE-An excellent STORE and a large DWELLING
above situated the New Basin, Municipality having
good run Of business The Store will be eated lease
moderate rent 70 who purchase the Stock
excellent investment be made.
The Stock will be sold Of half balance
MONTHS and comprises Dry Goods, Clothing The
the Store and Dwelling with eleven kitchen and Stables
properly having two fronts, s75 per month. Apply
o. Nv l. A BEARD A1rtiopser 10 RspLs Arrada
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SlaV
BY FLORANCE & TAYLOR.

g Office No. 81 Graver street.
SATURDAY October 10, at 70 ocOckWII be sol Banks
- Ar the following SLAVES belonging
Mrs Esther Hunt, receased
SARAH, about so Of
Her daughter UL A. sb0u 20 Their with her
children, SARA II and h feline
This family will be sold In block Titles
Aso....
NANCY about 80 yesrs age, mattress maker
Title only guaranteed.
Acts Of sale before D. l. Ricardo Notary Public the expense
the purchaBer6 %
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02


On,he meeting oftle House this after
noon, Or. Townshend rose and read a
notesfroin Mr. Riddle, Of the House, and
was an horized TO use the name Of the
Speaker Of tie Senate to the Same pnr.
port, fully sustaining him in what he said
and putting MIR. ChaGee Ia a most dis
grsc, ful predicanent. MIR. Chafee, who
had applied the worJs'lie' and 'fslsehood,
So frequently in the morning, to Mr..
Pownshcnd was himself proved to be the
tiar, and SO the farce ended! ChaIFee
started out an old 5ded Taylor wbig-
turned free soiler for 'mterior purposes
spoiled the dish he was cooking for 9th
ers stoma machs--aud ended IN being what!
ANY thing but man whose word would
be taken without any other evidence =
Statesman: etr
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02
ENGLISH LIBERTY AND LAW.

George Joseph Mantle, a Charterist, was
tried at Chester on the 9Th December, for
conspiracy and sedition. He pleaded his own
cause, applied to the Judge to be furnished
with chair, table, and writing materials
without which he could not take notes, SO as
to. defend himself This was all refused, and
the Judge says Bondon paper, 'persevered,
in disaowing any Accommodation He then
applied for copy Of the dispositions against
him, - hich as also refused the Judge say
ing he had no power to give him copy; but
the Attorney General gave it to him as d
'lnatter of favor He was found gully, of
course, and might have been SO; but 1t has
the appearance, we think, Of very one sided
proceeding, 10 deny prisoner on trial lii
might be for his life) the accommodation Of
pen, ink and paper, when he had no counsel
and no advocate. II this is English criminal
law, It is yet little worse than we supposed
it 10 be- The following is an extract from
the Judges address to Mantle, when passing
sentence on him.
L
and were party to the conspiracy and riot.
1t is true, you we're not there in body, but your
spirit was there You sounded the trumpet,
but you were not in the van; and it il always
so with people like you. You are young
man, with ve-y voluble tongue and an empty
head, as most mob orators are | advise you
to study more and tafsviess- to know, if you
can be made TO know, that boy of 22'is MOI
the person to alter the constitution of this
country. You must be- made to feel that our
towns and cities must not run the risk of be-
ing in flames by the act of madnan and
fool
We have noticed in the same PRINT unothef
extraordinary case. A girl was convicted in
the Island OF Guernsey, in 1899, Of having
attempted to poison family ,>and was senien.
ced by the court to be banished to England,
where she renamed until lately; but having
become destitute, and being sick, she was
sent back, aoiens uoiens, to Guernsey, by the
officers Of the parish in which she lived; but
by the mere act, though involuntary, OF re-
turning, her life became forfeited, and, TO save
her from The gallows, pardon from the Queen
was necessary, which was granted.
1t is, then, English law in the English is-
land of Guernsey, that, to return from trans.
portation, though involuntary, and by the ap,
plcation Of force, is capital offence, and is
punished by hanging. And the facts in this
case are, that for the crime committed by the
grl--one most deserving Of punishment
she only banished to better part of her
own country; but for no crime, misdeneanor,
or offence whatever, she was by law sentenc-
ed to death, and but for the exercise OF the
pardoning power of her Majesty, would have
suffered it.-Giobe.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02
NJ Wealth il the greatest cause of the

GF Wealth is the greatest cause Of the
difficulties and divisions in communities
one poor and the other rich, and you will see
the rich man bowed to and respected by
almost every body; while the poor man is
passed unnoticed. Such distinctions should
not and would not be, if poor men were more
Independent. Let no pover,y bend you to
the dust, but remember the same God that
rules you rules the rich man also-and that
you by proper application may one day be as
rich as the richest.
The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1849-02-02

O. The inaugural address of Seabury
Ford, Governor Of Ohio, will be found on the
first page of to-day's paper. The most pecu'
liar and nest thing about it, is its shortness.
The old gentleman, like the leaders of the
Wing party generally, is rather opposed to
an alteration in the constitution, fearing the
people will make it to suit themselves, and
declare that the appointing power must ceaset'
exist. He does not come ,ut as did BebH,
and Recommend the wholesome alterations
in the constitution that were reconmed in
Bebb's message. The most prominent + a
ture in the inaugural is the black one. On
the repeal Of the black laws Gov, Ford is
some! If the Legislature does not obey his
commands and repeal that law, he ought to
send every member home. The old Cover
nor ought not to be restricted as other COVER
nors have been, for it was through much
difficulty and trbulation that he is governor
at all.