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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-18
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Il ocERY.
N w FAEs M.
BANIsTER &

TIAVE commenced the Grocery business Ill con-
IL nection with the Shoe trade. They have Just
received OF a superior quality a large supply OF all
articles Except liquors) to be found IN any Grocery
establishment, and will sell by the large or small at
Steubenville and Pittsburgh prices, including freight
They respectfully solicit the patronage OF the pubic,
and will spare no e~xertions to render entire s~atistac-
ton to those that may deal with them.
Cadiz, Ohio, April 20, 1853.
GUGAR end MOLASSES, by the Dbl at regular
y wholesale prices at the river freight added.D
apr 20, 1853 BANlSTER 81 MAHANNAH.
EISH-Mackerel, Shad and Herring, by the Dbl or
Il ID, at river prices.
apr 20, 1853 BANISTER & MAHANNAH.
TOFFEE-Java and Rio, a superior article,
~ apr 20. SO BANISTER Il MAHANNAH.
TEAS-Imperial, Young Hyson, and Black, &c
Il apr 20, '53 BANlSlER ~ MAHANNAH.
u ICE, Indigo, Ginger, Pepper, Allspice, Nutmugs,
Ii Cloves and Cinnamon, for sale by
apr 20, 1853 BANlSTER g. MAHANNAH.
.GALERATUS, Sal Soda and Mustard,
- apr %, SO BANlSTER e. MAHANNAH.
COAP and Lime, Tubs, Buckets, Candlewick,
- batting, bed cords, and wool Irvine.
apr %, 1883. BANISTER & MAHANNAH.
D0WDER, Lead and Shot.
L. apr ~, SO BANlSTER and MAEANNAH.
TOBACCO, Snuff and Segars.
Il apr 20, '53 BANISfEk and MAHANNAH.
CONTEMPORARIES Of oil kinds, a superior as
~ sortment. BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
april 20, 1863.
GENTLEMENtS fine and coarse Boots and Shoes
VI extra and home made.
apr 20, 1858 BANISTER and MAHANNAH.
II AIDES Slippers, Caters, Jenny Linds, Half
IL ties, Morocco, Kid and Calf Skin.
apr 20, 1853 BANISIER and MAHANNAH.
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Es-"A sufferer" by railroad murdersrs,

~E ~~~--H--~ -@-~
Gy-"A sufferer by railroad murdersrs,
which are alarmingly on the increase, pre-
misses in the New York Tribune that instead
of the engineers or directors Of trains being
punished, that State laws shall be passed
to the effect that when an accident happens,
the sufferers can, by merely going before a
Judge Ct the Federal Court and proving
everything to the satisfaction of the Judge,
get a verdict against the railroad company in
in their favor. for say: To the heirs Of each
person killed $4,000; to each person who
has had a limb broken or was seriously in
jured, $1,000; to any one injured where the
injury was Of any inheritance, 81 900 10 49,
600.
Would not such a law prevent such ter
rible accidents as we two often see in our
newspapers? And would it not be a just
!aw2
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Ezy-A fire occurred in smilhfeld, in this

EEy-A fire occurred in Smilh6eld, in this
county, on the 18th Of April which burnt out
three families, leaving them entirely desti-
tute, one Of the unfortunates we are sorry to
learn was our friend Mr.. Robert Thrush,
engaged in the clothing business. An a
gent was in'town the other day soliciting aid
for the sufferers. He met with fair success
Ills coming was the first news of the calamity
received in Sieubenville. 1t is inst Il
miles to S~mithfeId, and the news was Just
Is days in reaching here,-SeubenviAe
Union.
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Col. SAMUEL MEDARY.-The Washington
correspondent Of the New York Tribune
says; "Colonel Sam. Medary's friends are
just now pushing that gentleman for a full
mission instead Of Gov. Wood"
The above item appeared in the Journal
of yesterday morning.
It's due to Col. MEDARY's friends to say,
that he is not an applicant or candidate for
appointment to any public station whatever;
nor could he accept any if rendered him.
He has retired TO the pursuit Of his private
business, and that refinement hi" has no
present purpose Of ABANDONING Statssbaan
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HORSES.
StalliorH,

Stations,
Coz. GoEDos LorLASD. Guernsey county, JouN
ALExANpLR, 81. Ciairsyiiie, FErpEEIcK BRANDI, Car
roll county.
Geldings and Mares,
LIwIs WooD, Martinsyilc, Belmont CO.. Miller
GIBSON, Jefferson county, Jos. M'NAEY, Belmont co.
Match Horses.
HEzEEIAH RowLEs, Belmont CO., SAMUEL ScorT,
Harrison CO., JONATHAN UPpEGEArT, Jefferson co.
Brood Mares.
ROBERT WLBb, JosUrH RcssELr, jefferson county,
JAMES hANSA, ahorIcreck township.
Horse Colts.
ONE, TWO AMP THREE YEARS OLD.
JoHN STirFs, EZRA TnoNPsos, CHARLES |. Fox.
Mare Colts.
ONE, TWO AND THREE YEARSOLD.
JosEpH AKIN. Green township, SAMUEL Mellow
LII, Cadiz township, JOHN HAvEEEnLp, Cadiz tp.
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Times are not non as they used 10 waS.'-
Formerly Court in this county lasted from
to three weeks. But now, if it had not
been for the murder trials, there was NOT
enough business to keep it in session SO
many days. On the morning of the 9Th,
for want Of business, Court adjourned over
to last Tuesday. Up to that time-but one
Jury trial took place. Unless there is an
increased amount of litigation, some of our
lawyers will have to lay aside their quilts,
and turn their attention to grubbinS or
some other useful occupation.-N Rhaa-
aelphia AaV0cote.
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SHEEP.
Fine Wool

TALBOT HANMoND, Brooke county. Va. j. V. Nc
CoLLouGu, Jefferson county, lnos, WooD, Smithfcld.
Fine Wool---Ewes & Eve Lambs.
Thomas FRAZIER, ELNNTEAN PETIT, Mt. Pleasant,
JOHN Brsu, Brooke or Ohio Co, Virginia.
Heavy Wool---Bucks.
SAMUEL GRlfrrru, MI, Pleasant, DAVID yrDrsRArr,
WM. WILEY, Green township.
Heavy Wool---Ewes.
SAMUEL SHELTER. Green township, JonS McNAEy,
Uniontown, Belmont county, EZEKIEL WHEELER,
Green F.. o.
Mutton Sheep.
ABRAHAM HOLMES, II. SFIrRs, MILTON PETIT.
Long Wooded Sheep.
BLACKWELL, Worcestershire, Southdown, Norfolk, &c.)
JosErH HoLHrs, ofGoorgo), ANDREW MCFARLAND,
ANDREW JAM!soN.
Chickens.
ISAAC TuoNAs, DR.. Minis, S. G. PnrrARR
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Notice in Attachment.

A Ii persons interested viii take notice that John
IN Beall on the 18th day of April, A. y. 1858, sued
out a writ of attachment from the Clerks Office of
the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county, in
tho State of Ohio, against George Bancroft, for the
sum Of two hundreds dollars, which writ has been
served and returned.
Attest. CHARLES PATTERSON, Clerk.
Bostwick & Peppard, Attys for Plaintiff.
April 20. lS53-50-6W.
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby giving that the following nc.
LIN counts have been filed in tho Probate Court of
Harrison County, OHIO, for settlements
The final account of William Milligan, Admins.
traitor of the estate Of Nimrod Wagers, deceased.
The account Of Dennis McBarns, Administrator
Of Dennis McBarns, deceased.
The final account of George, Brown, Guardian Of
Theophilus Minor and Samuel Minor, and that the
will be- examined and passed upon by the I'M
dersigned on the 3rd day of juno next.
May 4, '53--1-3t B.W. VlERSgProbate Judge
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COMPOUND SYRUP OF
GOCkR0OT.

THIS is 4 Purely Vegetable Compound. seientif.
eully prepared from the best Roots and Herbs Of
the Matena Medics, and has gained an unriyaled
reputation for the following effects, viz;
Regulating and strengthening the Liver and Digest
i've Organs, and Cleansing the Stomach and Bowels,
and thus cURISG all Bilious Diseases, Liver Com,
plants, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, COstiyeness, Piles,
headaehs, Fever apd Agpe, Jaundioe, Nausea, Loss
OF Appetite, &c, and causing the food TO nourish and
support every part, PURIFYINs THE BLooD, and thus
cnTlng all humOrs, CntaneOus ErupuOns, Scroiula,
Salt kheum, Erysipelas, Scald Head, Canker, PIN.
pies on the lace, Bloiehes, Ulcers, Tumors, Mereu-
rial Disease, Z ancers, &c, &c.
Regulating the Seeretory Organs, and by enabling
them 10 perform their proper functions, preventing
and curing many painful and dangerous diseases ;
Strengthening and Quieting the Nervous System,
thus ailaytng Nervous irritation, and curing all Di-
sc. 1t is u~nriyaled in the cure of all
FEMALE COMPLAINTS,
as Weakness, General Debility, Irregularity, OBJ
struciions, Swelling OF the Feet, Limbs, Joints, &c,
caused by weakness; also, LUNG and THROAT CON-
PLANTS, as Colds, Coughs, Asthma, Consumption,
&c.i also, Dropsy.
Having made use Of the Compound Syrup of yell
low Dock Root, prepared by G.. MORSE& Co, either
ourselves, or in our families, and finding it to be u
very salutary and ~effectual preparation, we do most
cteerfplly recommend it to the public asa very vaIu-
able medicine.
L. Bourne, Esq, Cashier National Bank, Provi.
denee, k, l.; A. w. Spencer, Esq, Cashier Lime
Rock Bank, do, do, Rev. William Phillips, Rev. J
b. Richmond, {. S. Jones, editor Providence Gen
Advt VIM. Field, NJ. w. G. NJ, Cyrus Fisher, NJ. Z
IL. p, James Hutchinson, q. s., Dea. V. J. Bates
Doct. Benz. Colby, and one hundred others of the
most respectable families of Providence.
This c%ertiiies that | have for u number of year
been acquainted with the composition and mode Of
manufacture Of MoRsE's COMPOUNDS SYRUP OF YELLOW
DOCK RooT. | have also been acquainted with it
modus operandi in disease, and can say that in al
respects it is admirably calculated to remedy tina
class Of Diseases for which it was designed. Ii is es
pecially valuable in Indigestion and all its attendan
symptoms, it excites to healthy action the Liver, re
moves Torpor, and inactivity of this Organ, an,
stimulates healthy action in all the system. As
DErURAToR, or purifier OF the Blood, it has no supe
rior. DAVID HOLMES, Nj. d.
Providence, r, l., Jan. 4, 1853.
RT Prepared by Z. MORSE & Co., No. 446, Broad
way, N. Y, and sold by Druggists and others thro'
out this and other countries.
~ Agent-JOHN BEALL, Cadiz, Ohio.
May A, 1883.
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CATTLE.
Bulls and Oxen.

WILLIAM McFApDIN, Cadiz township, JOSHUA HNM-
mroN, Cadiz tp., JATTs RoDERrs, Archer.
Cows and Heifers.
LEWIS WooD, Flushing, Belmcn county, GLoEGE
FRAZIER, Flushing, Belmont CO., NINIAH BELL, JET
terson county.
Swine.
Il. OoLryiE, Athcn, JrDGE Pqqcs, Cad4, NATHAN
Lupro&, Nj. Pleasant.
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r AIDES, DRESS COODS-Rich Brocade, Ca
Imdleoh and plain Silks FRENCH. Merinos, Eash-
neres, Delaines, Poplins, and every variety of Fall
and Winter Dress Goods that can be found in this
market. lfyou want something nice and fashionable
call al JOHN MeKORMlcKS.
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preparing the rising. making and baking
the bread-the treatment Of the milk before
churning-the mode and time Of ehurning
the method of freeing the butter from the
milk-the kind Of salt used and the method
o~fkeepins the butter; also the method Of ma
king and keeping the cheese. These state
ments may be sent by mail to the Secretary
any time previous to the annua! meeting.
Nnmesfin Manufactures and Main
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Mrs. ELIZA J. SHARON,
MARTHA B. THOMAS,
MARIA w. BEEBEE,
Thomas GRIMES,
Miss JANE JAMESON,
Miss ISABEL GORDON.
The Society extend the Committee of
Arrangements by including the appointing
Committee, Mrs. NANCY DEWEY, Mrs. Ma
RY MrL1K1N, Ruth CopE, Mrs. MARIA Hoee
and ESTHER J. Fox.
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Great Extension Of Territory.

THE Subscribers have succeeded beyond the most
y sanguine anticlpations OF the friends of anneXa-
ton, i'll more ;han doubling the boundary Of their
trade. This is the age of expansion. Progress is the
w~atchword; and those who would succeed in any
branch must conform to the spirit Of the times.
In the mercantile business this spirit demands large
and quick operations at small profit. Our determi.
nation is to sell Goods enough to enable us to sell
them at very SHORT PROFITS.
We are now receiving by Railroad and Steamboat
direct from the Eastern Cities, a very general and
heavy stock of seasonable Goods OF every variety,
and would respectfully solicit the attention of our
numerous customers and 1.-THE rest OF mankind"
We have also made arrangements 10 pay CASH for
100, 900 pounds OF clean washed WOOL, at the high
est market price also, all other merchantable pro-
duce taken in exchange tor Goods.
Cadiz, March lG, IS. WOOD & SMITH.
00A PIECES OF PRINTS, all coIors, and prices
~OO from Ga cts. up to %, at Wood u Smiths.
Dress Silks, IN great variety; black, changeable,
figured. .Bcrage, berage Delaines and linen Cling
hams. Linen Bingham Robes, various colors, at tie
store of WOOD & SMITH.
'rhibit and Silk Shawls, a good stock. "a splendid
assortment OF Silk Handkerchiefs and Cravats, all
colors trimming goods, an endless variety, consist
ing il part OF Giimps, Flnges, Silk Lace, Silk Vel
vetry, Nc, &c. .BOnncts, silk, Gimp and Straw, at
greatly reduced prices. Palm Leaf, Panama and
Straw Hats. .Parasols, Parasoietts and Sun Shades.
Umbrellas, by tue cart load. Carpet Sacks, various
qualities and prices, at WOOD 4 SMITHS.
Saddlcry and Harness, of all kinds, for sale cheap
at WOOD 4 SMITHS Cheap Corner.
Family Flour for sale at all times, and a Wheel
barrow to lend at WOOD a. SMITHS,
Queensware and Glassware, a good stick, at
WOOD& SMITHS.
Wall and Window Paper, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Spinning Wheels, Davis make,1 warranted to be
first rate. Coffee Mills, a good article, at
WOOL q SMITHS.
Groccries-Tea, Coffee, Sugar and Molassos, &c,
&c, at WOOL a. SMITHS.
A good assortment of Schools Books constantly on
hand at. WOOD g. SMITHS.
Brown and Bleached Muslin, all qualities and
prices, at WOOD & SMITHS.
Hardware and Cutlery, consisting in part ofLocks,
Hinges, Screws and Nails, &c, DC, cheap, Forks
and Hoes, Corn Cutters and Bricr Scylhes, at
WOOD Il SMITHS.
10 QQQ, feet Qf Oak and Poplar Boards AMI Scant.
ling; also, Oak Shingles at the Lumber Yard of
WOOD d SMITH.
Stone and Earthcn Ware, at
WOOD a. SMITHS Corner.
kossuth Hats, r. Ready do, Navy Blue and Oil
Cloth Caps, at WOOL q SMITHS.
March %, 1853.
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From the Cadiz Foundry.

WE have on hand and keep for sale all the kinds
w and Patterns of Plough Points, usually kept ut
the Cadiz Foundry. Also various sized cast Crates
april 20, 1853 WOOD and SMITH.
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LADIES DEPARTMENT.

The Society appointed the following ladies
to select Committees and regulate promi.
ums for the Ladies Department:
Mrs. NANCY DEWEY Cadiz, RuTu Corr
Shortcreek, Mrs. MARIA HoGe Cadi1, Mrs.
MARY MlLLIKIS Cadiz, ESTHER J. Fox Short,
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ten statements of, LIST, the Kind Of soil; I'd, the kind
and quantity Of manure and manner OF Application;
81, the manner and time OF preparing the ground,
and planting OF sowing; 9Th, the quantity OF seed
used; 5th, mode OF culture and time Of harvesting;
9th, the amount oftime ofboth man and beast em-
ploycd in applying manure, preparing the ground,
planting OF soWing-culGYauug and gathering the
crop; 9Th, the nett amount OF the crop, the whole OF
which must be measured or weighed by the usual
standards; 9Th, il practicable they must produce q
sample ofthe crop 10 the judges, and have Il exhibit
ted at the Fair.
Competitors for premiums on Com and Clover
seed may report to the Judges any tine previous To
the annual meeting. Other competitors must give
tirlr reports to the register on the trst day Of the faIf'
The premiums viii be awarded with reference 10
prolitableness as well a. amount OF crop-hence quail
us as well rs quantity will be considered.
Inc object which the society wishes constantly 70
keep in view in awarding premiums on crops, is MOI
merely, that il may be known that large crops are
raised in the county, but that The method vi cultiyS.
nag such crops may be undc publIc-that the farm
srs of the county generally. may avail themselves
Of any knowledge that may Be useful 10 them.
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Preserved Fruit Jellies &c.

Persons to whom. are awarded premiums
on Bread and Dairy products, will be requi-
red to produce written statements to -the
Secretary, detailing explicitly the manner Of
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Premium and Regulations,


&s names of de Ar0TdiR9 JsGg,
fer The sessash annual exhibition Of As Ral
risoR County Agricultnral Society, 10 Z
held in CGdiz on tie Sta and IA days z
Coto5sr, 1858.
Officers Of the Society,
EZRA CATTELL, President Harrisyllle.
Eli PEACOCK, Vice Presidents Cadiz.
Us. Thomas, Secretary, Cadiz.
Isaac TuoNAs, Treasurer; Georgetown.
luHN HAvEWFTLu.1 Cadlz.
JuHN HAMMOND, Shartcrcek.
JosEiW SHARuN, Directors, CadIz.
1oSETH Corr, Georgetown.
Wa. S~IUrWHLI- Cadiz.
MIcvsH E. JOirNsoN, Register, Georgetown.
IaoNAs Lii, Marshal; CadIz.
Building Committee,
WM. Ho5s, JoSEPH SHARON,
B. W. PInLLus, Wy. KNOX,
" ELJlU LAIzuRI.
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pOTAToEs, Apples, green and dry, and othe
Il vegetables on hand at
april 20, 1858 WOOD and SMITHS.
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Domestic Manufactures.

Domestic Manufactures.
Mrs. MARY JANE Scorr, Cadiz, Mrs. MARY CRos.
KEY, New Market, Mrs. SARAH NICHOLSON, Harris
vile.
Bread, Cakes and Pastry.
Mrs. CAROLINE CADy, Codiz, Mrs. MARY CRoswEY,
New Market, Mrs. JANE CRABD, Cadiz.
Preserved Fruits, Jellies, &c.
Mrs. MARTHA Boaes, Cadiz, Mrs. SUSANNA MooRr
Cadn, and Mrs. RuANNA LADD, Shortcreok.
Dairy Prcdu;ts.
Mrs. Nancy LEE, Cadiz township, Mrs. WALTER
CRAIG, Green township, and Mrs. MATILDA ArKY-
son, CGdiz.
Domestic, Manufaeturesand Plain
Sewing.
Mrs. SuSayyAu ROBINSON, Mrs. MARY Scorr.
Cadiz, Mrs. SARAH NICHOLSON ,Ilarlisyille, and Mira.
BEI5HDA MoBEAH, Cadix.
Ornamental NeeGle-work & Fan
cy Articles.
Mrs. MARTHA b. Thomas. Mrs. LrcY WooD, Mrs.
SARAH H4TToH, Mrs. MARY STEWART.
Drawings and Paintings.
Mrs. AMANDA Woop, }r. B. W, PnILrrs, Mira
NANor G. SHorwELL.
Unenumerated Articles.
Mrs. ANNA J. LACEY, LaceysviIlc, Mrs. ANN Lyons
Cadiz, EsTIEE JANE Fox, Huntsville, Mrs. JAM REA,
Cadiz.
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Poultry.

The Judges will have reference to the profitable
ness OF the stock, taking all things connected with it
into consideration, and will not be governed wholly,
by size, quality, condition or even u great name.
pln-rr.nn Mitch
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LADTES'DEPARTMENT

JoHv SINGER, Athens, JoHy HAMMOND, Shorter
Z. ]. BLNNETT, Cadiz
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Flowing Match.

I To Inc team WHICH VIII PTuUgU a OF IN UCTG
within two hoursin the best and most work
manlike manner, $500 or d silver cup
81 best performance, AGO
81 best, 800
4h best, Ohio Farmer
The Judges are requested to state the particu-
lar advantages in each performance, which entities
it to a premium, also the inpcriections in the differ
! eb+ performances.
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.DE2rH n ITkEaES6.--The substance OF
Tie verdict Of fhA Coroner's jnry. on a man
Who disd III ! atate of inebriation, WAS
1eath by hanging around a rum shop.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1853-11-29
nIutterlngs Refore the storm.

The fact is becoming every day more
and more apparent that The Democratic
party is destined TO crumble 10 pieces
Ever since the PIERCE Administration came
in,o power il has been engaged in 1esper.
ale effort 10 tinker up. the various parts Off
so as 10 keep it together. The cohesive at.
traction of The spoils has been used with
great perseverance, and, in some places,
with effect. But il has no, accomplished
the desired end. For nearly nine months
the only thing that has been thought Of, OF
seriously attempted by the Cabinet, is how
10 distribute patronage so as 10 keep all the
dscordant elements from flying off. The
very effort has betrayed the weakness Of the
government. The mass Of the American
people care nothing about the spoils. They
look for efficient, vigorous action, and they
have found nothing Of The sort. The bes
minds Of the party are, at this late day, com
PEELED TO admit that they have been deceiv
ed. and thai The Administration is q miser
able failure for all practical good. In NeV
York, The very centre of government inau
+ ence, this conviction is SO decided, that, il
spite of all the force Of general Government
and State patronage, The mass Of the Dem
. ocralic party has stepped ou. Of the rank
3 and has openly taken a position in oppos
n iton 10 the Administration. In that groG
o Stale, where, one year ago, PIERCE oblaine
a majority Of $1,000 votes, his AdminislrO,io
o was, o few days since, passed upon by .h
g same people. and out Of 100000 voters M
! over one quarter Of them could be induced
l. by the love of party. or patriotism or paror
If age, 10 give their votes TO sustain Il. A mi
st jorny Of The very men that helped 10 p,
PIERCE e. Co, into power, are now fouU
}. openly in the field IN opposition, This is