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MISCELLAS EOUS.
THE GARDINER CASE

On Wednesday, being The fifth day OF the trial. John NJ
Togno again brought 10 the witness stand, and made
several points from which il elected that
not having complied the law the term intervene
between the declaration oil intention and the admission
citizenship he citizen OF the United States
alleged the previous day.
Dsiurnelrs map Mexico having been offered by the
prosecution for the purpose Of fixing The position OF places
was rejected authority for that purpose by the Court
Noah E. Smith had resided in Mexico from 1881 Ia 1915
stage driver and livery stable Keeper knew Gardiner
there from 1912 10 S4I oil The time he lived in Mexico; h,
dentist: Thoughts. Dr. Gardiner returned Mexico,
and the expulsion 81 American citizens in 1877. but
not certain
James Wright first knew Gardiner in lS40 in lS4l saw
him in Vera Cruz; him IN the city OF Mexico in 1912
He remained there till 1884, practising the profession oil
dentist; never heard he also physician. Heard IA.
had share Of mine in laipan the Real Dolores in the
State OF Mexico in company with Mr. Halscy; Dr. Sc
CUR partner Of Dr. Gardiner III the dentist business also
had share Gardiner always appeared live well and
dressed genteelly. Witness had held conversation with
Gardiner Wizards Hotel recently in which he told Gar
diner he witness for the Government and requested
him hold intercourse with witness. il might give
occasion for under the Also sug
gestsd Gardiner should observe The
the other Witnesses Sugno and Saycr During this
sation Gardiner told wn,sS tlIa lie (arduer had become
director Of mine Il MoreIa Sladnld, subsequent
ly had denounced IlGniullts IN San
Luis Potos Came here by agreement with Mr. LecIri,
who provided each with draft r $500 10 bear his
penses on the way
On Thursday the examination OF Mr. Wright conlin-
usd from which il elected that ie had kept n
'mone" table in Mexico; that he owned mines in Mexico
hmsel and that he intended seeking redress Tor the loss Of
Them
discussion between counsel the admissions
of Disurneps Map. which finally allowed BY the Court
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POETICAl..
For the ENQUIRER
THE COQuETTE.

A butterfly, whose gludy wing,
viii sioop 10 fan the raiacst thing;
A meteor whose false fair light,
will lead thee soon in darkest night,
False as the zephyIs passing breath,
Yet a.tful as the siren dealh
A thing OF fashion, show and pride,
bubble on the Oceans tide;
Can such heart respond 10 love
The eight that Comoth from above"
Can Coquetie eel learn 10 know
The bliss which ceases not 10 flow,
When two congeniai hearts respond,
United ln loves sacred bonds
A bond as changecss as you star
That glitlers fadeless from afar
A tic that lime but learns 10 prove
More constant and more pure the love,
MOI love would wither by her side,
Too frail flower for such bride.
Refinement's touch alone can give
To such flower the right 10 live.
'Twould fade and wither, droop and die,
Transplanted from its native sky.
The love that bows at every shrine,
Is surely tickle, false and blind.
Ills dissertation OF the name
Of such pure and holy flame.
What is such love Ia fleeing dream,
A bubble cast on times dark stream.
would not give one passing thought
For all the love so Idly bought
Give me the heart that can respoAd
To one Deep lasting chaneeless bond;
But perish all such fleeing love
That is not Light from Heaven above"
pIaSp Co Va p~.
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LILLY LEE.
by ALICE CAREY.
did love thee, Lilly Lee,
AZ the petrel loves the sea,
As the wild bee loves the Thyme,
As the poet loves the rhyme,
As the blossoms love the dew
:. But the angels loved thee too.
Once when twill ghs's dying head
Pressed her golden sheeted bed.
And tho silent stars drew near,
White and tremulous with fear,
While the nights repelling frown.
Stransled the young zephyr down
Told l all my love TO thee,
Hoping, fearing, Lilly Lee.
Fluttered then her gentle breast,
With a troubled sweet unrest,
Like bird too near the net,
Which the fowler's hand hath set
But her mournful eyes the while,
And her spirit. speaking smile,
Told me love could not depart
Deaths pale arrow from the heart.
flushing from that very day
Passion pleading to have sway,
Folding close her little hand,
Watched ! with her till the sand,
Crumbling from beneath her tread,
Lowered her softly to the dead,
Where in peace she waits for me
Sweetest, dearest Lilly Lee.
As the chased hart loves the wave,
As blind silence loves The brave,
AS the penitent loves prayer,
As pale passion loves despair,
Loved l. and still love thee,
Angel-stolen Lilly Lee.
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BALTIMORE MARcH l6 II learn that The entire route
of the Parkersburg Railroad 10 be put immediately hnoe
contract from six thousand aooreIs We're !" oe
engaged order complete The work al the earliest posi-
bio period An abundance Of means'is at hand, and no
time will be lost in pushing the road through ms "heh
completed will be moat valuable AUXILIARY 10 our great
chain of internal improvements
The work the Wlamspur Railroad leading from Ha-
rsburg 10 the mineral regions n Pennsylvania and connect
ing the great chain Ut Northwestern Railroads, lakes 0c
with Baltimore also rapidly progressing The advantages
that mus accrue from this Road viii he incalcunhe
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IN, Pre-. ;dcut replied az fpllnwa:
DEMOCRATIC ORGANIZATION.

We are sracd TO announce that on Saturday afternoon
meeting OF Dcmocra tic members "f both Houses al tie
Legislature adopted resolution recommending I" The 10
moca,s Of Virginia hold meetings at once and send dele
gates To District Conventions for the purpose OF nominal
inc candidates for the office Of Commissioner OF rnh'
Works al The fpc~in. times and places Frst District a
Iynchhurc on the gid April; Sec0nd District. At Saun"n
ON The 22d April Third District al Winchester on The 2aif
anril We shall To- MORROW publish the proceedings.
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EXTRA SESSION or THE U. ). SENATE
WAsH1NsrnS MARCH Is. 1853.

The u Senate proceeded Thursday in pursuance OF
an order adopted IN. day etoe the election OF its officers
for the Thirty third Congress Mr. Ashtury Dickens, The
old and faithful Secretary reelected without serious op
posilion-receivng 81 votes out ot -.
For tho Office OF the vote was as ol-
lows:
D. r. McNai- of Ky. "a
Robt. Bcale,
Scattering,
Mr.. McNar accordingly elected.
Isaac Holland reelected Doorkeepcr without OPPOSE
ton.
The Senate did resume the debate on Mr. Clayton
resolution RESPECTING. the Central American Treaty. The
Senate adjourned until Monday.
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We learn by telegraph that, Tie Democratic Convention
held Al Grove Creek the 18th inst Dr. Icklnh kiwc
Jr al present member Of the House 81 Delegate, from
Marion county was nominated the candidate for Congress
from thai, the Wheeling District DR.. X. has been able
and valuable member Of The legislature and a. iePFescni"
live ia Congress- will do credit 10 that thorough and pow
erful DcmrAiatic District.
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con. WN / WILEY.

INA siunrh nlI FASHIONED nni well 'fied i'":"rni :
ntiunrei s,v,ruI leading candidate 100 tt
p;l,. ~ EHarl al Pnhnc Works, ii
the t,i,,i Northern District II ~ttr see, urih,
ItnrStv al Auri! a- been r"'"mnrnd'd ~
-u,tii, DAY. and MttE~,ur" t pIarc, .r holding Demo
crltic t'oGstuitu - '-'ir ~uahr NAN ani On r
r,iln= many ."nnrih gentlemen spoken at IN cnnnr,-
ion with the SAM, nllis. Al It things suit US I"G
.ats iIr place ,"pi, the Iit'' ), night, and i"i WA
Whitley Ju-t such needed 70 t"rm W.
Board Cob Wiley has power In undergo Great physical
rniurlnrr combined with practical Irri -; leh "ri'
Ills experience ~ internal improvements Of thu Stair
sro- "G honorable service (rr Twelve "r fourteen
wears IN the hrinr.~ of ,l. irg'-iaurc !'i'pn hm
rnr.;y II" .iuiis and Responsibilities ~ lie rfdsi
NIt his illuminated integrity and gra irmn' ar' ir
,,u-ir@ essential ana not easily found
tul wiley vel! known i'r Composing
tIr. rl:ir district: nHuv ~ wirh htS" monuments Il
49, legislative stll and industry prak fer h,m f"t.ir
aruur". '::i3i hnnis Eo,,r rpnvrT-Irr win gen
rirut,u from ia" northwest | ana slSiii !.ar c., WIN
WILEY J. itr man Tor them
With hr ;,cr",;U,lr 81 l. nov -
nnrh spoken Il W. call up1n IN. v"r comics u.any
of whose bust familiar with The huh moral ant
mrni! cXcl!r!i,"S al 20! Wiley, aud with his pnr 80
vices NJ Ia "ur ht - and that - the Str,c
selection rn ngon 'ir counties, too, take imHrdii's
seton, and :uh ir!gls I" harinshuro the 81 TIN.
Luv 81 AfTiI. ~" tins Il Wing is e.c'rd
4 DEMOCRAT
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NEW YORK MARcH l9-The news by the steamer Ca
NADIA was received here nj O'clock last night and publish
ed In THE mornings papers Cotton, dull and declining;
sales Of the week 3 600 bales Wheat has declined from ID
10 I'd Flour dull al cd decline Corn duh Is decline
Dates from the Cape Good Hope IL the Gath January
have been received hae had been fought between the
Kars and Brili-h and five hundred Of the former and forty
OF the latter were killed
MELBOURNE dates 10 December 26lh that receipts Of
gold had decreased.
improved within The last days Lower grades had de-
clInsd l6d Other qualities unchanged Sales on Satur-
day of 5000 bales.
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II gives ~ sincere pain announce the death of Mrs
Gabrielle Rf"cktnhouoh, who could not long survive h'
dcpa tuc accomplished and devoted partner, Doctor
Jnhn Rrurs. nirou.h. she was lady with ii ihs
stronges, ,inds knew, highly cultivated tect,
raordnarv powers n cnnvrrsslion and nnlr quail!
t,s Peace 10 her ashes
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THE NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.


correspondent of the Nemlrk Advertiser says there il
believe that The Genius and Arts of Modern Italy
will be represented at the Exposition of the Industry Of all
nations in New York. An effort mnxing Ia secure
full exhibition of the products of Sardinia large and
sponsibe commte has boen organized the capital with
the appreciation of the Ministry and The Manufacturers
and artists cooperate. There is prevailing
desire cultivate intimate claiions with the United
States and with that view wealthy association has Just been
formed called '"The Transatlantic. Company ws:ss
poses to establish monthly line OF steamers Cenna
and New York, and another hetwrc' - - r..
49,
III OF the capital tten millions of francs has
subscribed by OF the weahes merchants and ban
kes OF that country and Swzerand and there every rea
sop believe that will be put both lines
during spring The Company has the patronage OF the
Government, which will ensure s success when inc rail-
ays now in course o construction the borders Of Lom
hardy Switzerland France completed the business
OF the company bc emuneraive Some Engiish capi
tas,s have taken hree millions OF the sock-no sght ~
didation Of The practicably Of the enterprise
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For he E,o,,

for NC ER?uirer
Enquirer OF the l instant, the signature Of "Io
tnnIoy nrging The cais most inllpropfiacIy at ,ls
." Dr. Ezekiel >. ",y, c,.!,nty oar suifa,.'
the next General Assembly If Virginia Eyery ~:
that this writer says al DR.. IUys suitability ana fling
is unlucs0nahy aud nj nuOtci rinrr AMI I'm
circumstances would b. we'll received rs the Dsir
nlIty ul county. lui Christian White F-,i or "a.
able and t.lcicu, IL preventative, ha- Indicated g.,
whichever o Withdrawing" :nl 81! r. Tel On rr'
lion tu.u, a'I LI 20 ,t!r,, .ir's DtInlgra, 80,
lie rtinn o; 'iV"iD;.r1,, q. H. b. unsl .o.ll
wl!i,na ci,r h,H NJ i4ny.:e! H. r,u! d I.yalr! -,
serve AIr. WIS, has !Ja. 'ii, IL llrc in r,
.Gin. the cUnmiy lolty dian l."st any obs, ma
m H. For tay praTs Hanover IN tia, hand, -, -
Hhi. patty STANDARD 81 prnJctaGy trailing in NJ
lust Through Tie ln.ciaiIeGhr rNertlOn! chs.,si,
White that standard has been elevated, placed ON Nah
G,onnI aui oil Hanover obviously redeemed Has Tho
nj o," forgotten all IhiS? has r private vonc
n,y; some PERSONAL ends subserc iitsy on
cllon Ia raise The I.i-Iiv" r"nrsr OF o Mr. White n
which 10 hniy rI~r rm-, thought dfeam.J.
M one. 50 Tar ., hny. heard, complains .hA have M,
tn.rn faithfully; ably represented
pr iI.y Is a Democrat 81 ms nSht stripe, and al.
Ihrph ;,vr nat run>l..i him feel every assurance il
not with his sanction that Tins attempt HS been made 10
IA The apple nf dsch'd nio midst DtrGc Ct impe-a
IS motto rh he " never consent from any agency
III his give opponents me advantage over Us TITS
ADVISED suggestion 81 'I"fnP0inmtr, l. not going b.
no il wI not Snrr,ri ilIi'fa'n White l. Bound u his
constituents by hooks OF steel; and without good and SUN;
reason certainly tor imaginary oIcciiHn are the:
nnn., Ia Withdraw rhrr confidence from faithful! public
mt al tla nj useful ma tn"ri'ifHic If sin whc.
viii never H. Inn 81 - Tons aud condln9 cnn>i.
iu.n.v OLD CHURCH.
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- ill'l JbIlliulIlo CONS II.
OLD CHURCH.



Me--Fs ttr.rsl haze read vim sarrrisc the card Of
l. r,,6po!suoy The Enquirer Of the llth lnsiaSl
rniG iDn % The people al Hanover 10 Dr. E2".
ki,i T. av. f. and snaI. person I" represent Then
Ia ~, m t:rurrul A,srmh, al Virginia For Dr. FL
hIl 1,y Democrats have always entertained the nigh
based upon hs high chafict"r ana nhS"er'n,
,Ihcrrncr Democratic principles hht VINO, 'ssfs ~.
ifos ii All The Democratic party IN NE county "i Hanort
pr AM, Other county, who knows HIN anu lha watched Il
cnurs IN me- present Legislature finds au with oar
nt al, ana faithful rsrn'aliv" thhsiih White, Esq
las Mr. White faithfully AMI AMY represented his con
u.n, in every matter which they were concerned =
his inii-pOs'tpn whrh mas been pofract
-, IN ~ rha,srrcr Nr Whit" has never taken part In any III
in >.hi,,, he has nat distinguished himself He is
ro,,, ~ vhnr Oh Hanover might well he proud For
sac ,nul, believe ih,tc j. hr slightest dissatisfaction
with nan $50 -, , T., -.
h D.mnr at or qnasI Democrat l'ii Il" vote 'l Mr W
~ . last ri, elton AMI nO, I" "int par OF ie hsis'iEr
,,,.. .. he ohrcf Dr. Tally, am sure d"rs not ahi
,urI ne m. Inst nan in thr county I" ronrrh |" "pFos"
.r,rr n,,rinn 10 Mr. White ~ 'n. ~ he WIN consent 10
p.uorr,t. 81 Hanover >rk - vohr if"snt representa-
live a., .uU A. . VIII -itch Ia you Tie dogs you hnhof
n,, iI-,an,,u" The lila !,iS,,! card al "lol"pn0mhS
EEANFkDAM.
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Also Loren r. Waldo of Connecticut, Commissioner
OF Pensions In the place of James f. Heath.
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will he susained as Democratic candidate represent the
Elizabeth Civ district election in the NEXT House i" Dele
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Among the nominations the President lately eohrmeJ
by The Senate that of Gen Roh B. Campbell! Com
missionc. 10 run the Mexican Boundary. vice hn Il Bart
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\ llENIO(' RAT

FOr 7tf T.NItIFrT
Nrs~rs Editors: A. IT." sul"ci has been brought
h, people un The al several n.nii"nt
has District al HE Stale have been used in
with lie office t'"nrrlssi 81 the Board pubIl
Works, none 81 wh"rn think, rnr,lv tlr views .
r n1OTIty III III. al tins l1Sffirf hnla taken III
hrtiy u suggesting The 81 John >. GahSlc. Esq.
Harrison. III" most suitable person represent l. ~.
~ the STATE. MIR tlrislr ~ rununraiIyely vaGu
man, AMI such c"u!d the necessary tyrtinu an!
lance that would b" required III InrmhGr Of M. Epli
attending I" the many AMI wriuiv Responsibilities that
hr nttirl! Ia The "iict, aud that wnuhi necessarily =
thnwn u't ihr Rohd r.'T.nrr The many works
internal Improvement iifr woIi Ia. n.ir their ,harg"
-,i;r. Mr. iafli-l- for years mrrnhrt
SENATE rIi III MAI hrdt Ia. sustained himself w
dignity ana 'rcitf. NJ; having consulted Mr. Clrlsl. II
rtDa,d Ia ihts communication do not know Whcta Ii
"Iil become candidate, but hope, whrn Ih- hi
eye thai Ia, III .Jl'tfs liz l!lrn,, y nr.s.Eg
name Ia lln v"ictr" I'lIs District. \ t.. +
niRru l.ih. i-lt
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We are authorized TO state, that Douglas layne viii
be candidate reelection in the senatorial district com
posed of the counties of Roanoke Allegheny Boe'ourt and
Craig.
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MEETING: OF rms Democracy or FIII;HT IN
CITY COUNTY

ii II
CRY COUNTY
AZ a .rc,n.. "l III. p.ni"rriic Party al Fiz,h,Ih =,
County h'i!ot lh' cont Il,"-s tow, 81 qanrpu
J,l,S l'I!ii.s EsI, was called The Inn, and Wr
Vaughan nrr"inici Secretary
the ohri ii The m""lin hi. lie >. ,,iu. ~ In
Jones, E-l who IEnf"A rir iJtrwin. rcscInri,u.
Resolved, That e" appoint TN ic oates To- me Con, s.
"n - To- held - i"k Town on tn 2tb instant tar MI
purpose 81 n"mr"hn"" som" suitable Democrat q, rcre>cor
this Di-rrt.I 80 ia" u, - T. at-,iur"
III, i,ll"" ne ic.slI,, ", r. ttcr Amounted.
John Jonc- R,b.f T. l.~", ii. t;'yr.e p,nker E. !,
l,u Chnre- I'nt'r~ = E,''lr Jon"~ Ro. II vnn.t,.
iohn Il rhry. 'Ih"- + tt.~in.u aud mel, t:ommc
ia motion al K H. NIn-tan, any ,norr,, If The coua.
IS, present AZ The nnrtr. Il he Convection. j. fsao.-s
IL act As ic-sai" 10 sad 'tvnycntun
GA notion the Chairman and Secretary added 70 The
,!,ingsiion
i'e p,""e~ines Of The "rerins The" "re'"t = 10
published The NIh AMI Richmond pen,,cnIic paper.
Ga motion. thu meeting adjourned
JAMES PHILLIPS, Clsn@s".
WM f. tarGHa.. Secretary.
LATER FROM HONDURAS
BosrJs March 10 Puvan. letter, received here h.ri
llnn!uras dated February ~ fully confirm The
counts received Nv way NV D.leIns The rro,i-
The Mr~qulro, ",. nnl i!e ttns ,o-sessir" 81 ltfD
hy III. British Devastation ~ ,h- u r IN"
# Masaut, ItG ett.=. however contain detail, =
i've any account Of thc r"i"G= OF tne steamer Al Lima
MARRIED..
W,M ,Ii. >nl r q q , t "%s AMI nAi
TuN a,nsr,rr ~ Eah"Tt' Ntrnnlia isq Tia. 80.
DEATHS.
l.r, county. Ia yr,r II her age Mra GABKlIiIA
nRnChENHRuu''i wn'o" u the aa IL I"hn rrorSeuh"s
ID sD. Trriy evening February iSl. a. ABINGDON, VI '
MARY JANE vat. al I.u. Is, t,~"r aEt ''u-tt"E -" T."
,;i-rG, Ei -, H,uls'r puuir, NmEWi", ~ ~" s'i yea %
cc""ln@ rhc irr"'c tai; 4m'tbe an c"r'siah
rIaus ,trft'r ne E'''"f t",i 'i -
trau," "htaH ru.tl 1t'''i "'"f ''
t t,'I ,rrritn l..t- Al al -"
~" IA CT ',a ,I@'sl tn Hi' aihi''
," iui-T ne u,ri'lfN ~ fn" ~ hi i
c"sr,l ~ra"ii God. hrd mu'.' ~i' tie frh tiI'
~ ~" village ~ K',unty. Hut,r !i- pastoral car 80
chiugrd h"rrhnr rtgI"u| buf rirfI h'i nu a'tl
devoted ~ pitn at .isl
II~r lru, dii 'h'
ln4-. ,irv-t,, .riut Her ltrt; pure. inr 49, '
b tisis aii r~Ini-i by TINS v"
intimately acfu,iit,,! .iln her: -ianr rf'
iiiu "a change - liz. ,!uIr' 'nnH"rIUi itirm'
Icrcr. together .i rnle. dsuIir. itrct"7'" ini'
inspired and Ilr nImrIs t'''
and grntt ,ii-it-In! ilr.. her. en- a"s
the the ,,ncstIc rIt:i- i.ta" u MI,
light iuuli her IL. h"!inti" 81 u y N" " ,4'
the 'ntI:r III IN catcs'ir i,lrtet"s - h en-
Ia die. wrrIr tn 10" i" prosperity "i1 "hri'hS ~ "
an! When the ties rart I-cui'tlt rti'is
im. Grace however Enabled her - '"itti"i-h -
thrt ut... hrrL r,.',i ,'utUir rt'
tis- he ir,u!- !iru ssh" si.rii ana "''
~ idl wa dsa,.r at h. trr"t. rIc,ln. valley "%- ID.
lo,. am a,rdi.i Ia DE" lam Is'"fy ""Ii" W
hrr trinmI t- Irnn. tir truth - IT. ~ 'r'"
| "~lr.'. cone ike, II. h!n".
Ensiu.i II ,raIi- al R'tiS,
shr : dead : -us- above,
Anl tells the pleasing soty. ANGUS
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LILLY LEE.
ny ALICE CAREY.

CyMsERLAsp Co., Va.
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IArEr FROM iIONpliRiS.

BnsT,a March III Private letter, received here Il.
lnn,mns date. February 10 fully confirm the
counts received ~ way Ut NV De,ns al The tro,i'-
ne. N,arnIio ,".t nGi iha t,hT4 cssinn al irt
DcshS III: III l!r ~
Il Mesquite TIT iet's's however, contain 40 drtaI,
.;:c a7y account The :nuI@ steamer LIMA
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-09

and Cleveland! There seems 10 be no
diminution in the proportion from those
places, for, during the past year. Of the
2S7 confined. So were from Hsmilton
county and 45 from Cuyahoga county.
The following gentlemen are spoken oI
In connection with the nomination for Gov.
ernor to be made in Convention by the
wings on the 22nd instant: William Dem
nison and John Noble, OF Franklin; Chas.
C. Convers, Of Muskingum; Hiram Girls.
void, Of Cuyahoga; Charles Anderson, oil
Hamilton; Chauncey N. Olds, OF Picka.
way; James Worthingson Of Ross; Peter
Hitchcock, of Geauga, and N. L. Sho.
maker, Of Pickaway. And Samuel Gal.
loway, Of Franklin, and William E. Finck,
Of Perry, are spoken Of as the nominees
for Lieutenant Governor. But it will be
cloves labor lost" to make nominations.
However, the gentlemen who may be so
nfortunate as 10 receive the nominations,
can say il their party is defeated-they
are but the representatives of the princi.
pies Of the party.
A proposition has been agitated to build
houses for each Of the Cabinet officers. at
Washington. and to increase the salaries
Of those officers four or five thousand dol
lars. This is but in consonance with the
increasing evil--another step towards an
aristocracy. Put the proposition seriously
to the voters of Monroe. Here are seven
officers, each receiving salary Of six
thousand dollars year-forty years
wages Of common laborer-more than
sixty years. pay Of common soldier
and yet it is claimed that these gentlemen
cannot live upon their six thousand dollar
salary! And it will be remembered that
not more than half Of them have duties to
perform that require much time or labor!
Ye who toll upon the rugged hills Of old
Monroe, have you thought seriously Of this
proposition? Ye that labor through the
long weary day, in heat and in cold, do
you know there is proposition TO add TO
your burdens?--that il is proposed to draw
upon your individual subtreasuries to add
10 the luxury Of men already over fed?
men upon whom God has conferred no
favor that he has not also given 10 you.
Almost every thing you wear and use is
indirectly taxed TO support the Govern.
ment, and now what is your answer to
demand for an increase Of this tax, and
for such purposel 1t may become ne.
cessary for you to answer through your
Representative in Congress. J.
P. S. The political speculations are
not worth reporting. A large number OF
Buckeyes have been to the "land of prom
ise" "for something"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-09
Probate Notice.

NI0TICE b hereby given hat he following .
u Monroe county. Ohio. for settlement
Charles Afford Adm'r ot Jo1as Alissd, dsssd. sf9
John OFT Adm'r Of Merlin Oh. deed. l,s7,;
John Laham Admir- Of Jacob Archer. dsca
Elns @. Brock Guardian OF John Jscteoa )oAesl ~
Mortimer Pollock Guard. Of Thos. nasb hslfs,s
Thos Morris Guardian Of Nsth. Asshest hsin.
Ssmt AbFick Guard. Of Esrbssy Ksspss1 hsleaaJ y
Lawrehcs schrinsf Adnf cf ElinhssA SehsiH,s
uer. deceased.
Ihs sboss sesoun.s Win y ~ Asssiss % go
7sh day Of Msrch. 1853 n ", 4e,l;
ELIHU MoRRIs. Prob..s Jssts. ~
Feb ., 1858. ~ Rsffa sHf'' ashbIifl