The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-23

|tact the Nhols dcunts. Never va ! pro.
position discussed thit afIsoisd your did.
zsns in % grsata degree. Al, ii would
be ! happy day could ! hsar ne we'll
known whisile among the hills Of SunEsh,
as now hear II tShlmost every hour in ihis
great and growing city.
Have you any spplicani in Eastern
Ohio for District Attorney Ifnoi will
suggest our old friend EDwAKD AHcHBoLD.
He is in every respect the equal Of the pro.
sent able incumbent, and would make
most excellent succession TO Nj. MASON
But Monroe county, you know. has had -
large share. ofthe best State Offices ihal,
she can hardly ask additional iivors! ~
II is understood that The Supreme Court
will adjourn about the first Of March. AZ
this time the Docket numbers above epe
hundred and eighty cases. The. afeu-.
ments. in the Bank cases. were Of grest
length. am Informed that adecisioH viii
be made early in The week. think In
imaterl that there would be decision az
firming the constiiu,ionslity ol the law.r--is
There is nothing which can see or hear J,
10 change this opinion. ~ .
The Noble county case remains unset
tied. The questions involved are difficult,
and the issue is doubtful Each party is
sangnine Of success; though If you will
permit me 10 guess. will say that Noble
will not he disturbed have read The
defendants argumsnt; il is in much bettsr
style than the argument already noticed;
but as il presents little or, nothing new,
there is no necessity for going into detail.
The Cabinet advices are entirely unsat.
islactofy. II is is only certain that moth. !
i ing whatever il known about h. PIERCE
seems disposed to make his own selections.i
"A few more days will give us the secret. l..
wonder if there are as many applicants
for Office from the other States as there are
from Ohio. lf so the whole would make
an immense army. But am one who
believes in a pretty general turning out,
and like 10 see the fun. Ma. ..,ss go,
see you keep your readers posted in
regard 10 the general news. the markets,
&C., quite as promptly as any OF tho city
papers. This is by means III the tels.
graph Your patrons doubtless appreci-.
ate this most excellent feature. And here
permit me 10 extend the right or or fel.
lowship to the man The local items
which he furnishes have, OF course, much
interest for me. 5 IS
Bv the news from Europe i. seems that
the French very readily accommodate
themselves 10 the idea Of an Emperor
But that people. so excitable and so chang.
ing. will not long be satisfied with this
state of things. AT length they will throw
off the yoke. Tor The burden will become
iniolerable. II is thought that the coming
Autumn will witness another Revolution
not only in France. but throughout Eu.
rope. lf il should come, Cop HELP The
RIGHT. Those old thrones are tottering.
and one united effort will accomplish their
downfall. aiy rf6s 81 s@ 91agsl
"But thou my country. thou shalt never fall.
Save with Thy children.
Among thy gallant sons that guard thee well
Thou iaughst at enemies who shall then declare
The date Of thy deep.iounded strength, or tell
How happy. in thy lap. the sons Of men shalt
d dwell?" .t'-:ag ts4t IA T. ~.