The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-04-27

,.,,s nm ex-eandidate of the 'Native American
,,orfv, some years ago. in Massachusetts. for ihe
office of Governor and his vote was SO small that
II was necessary to take deposiiions after election
IN urcye that he wasa candidate. Mr.. Shaw, has
never been a :. Free Soilsr," and of course, tiot
Is a party he kdsnerer heard Of.
Mr.. Shaw was for many years Representative /
of the town of Lanesboro Berkshire Co., in the I
legislature Of Mass, and welded, perhaps. more /
influence in the House, than any other member. |
Wththe comfy members his influence was potent.
He delightedin worrying end upseiting the plans
and scsemes of .cify folks " of Boston. As a
tebatsr he had no superior; with commanding
person, the most elegant and graceful manner, a
'yoics deep toned and impressive. mind richly
stored with learning aud experienca,-ever ready
self possessed, and always independent, he was an
s.uely customer " on the floor in debate.
After his defeat as Native American candi
date for Governor, he left Berkshire for New ork
City, aud next turned up Democratic al
.dsrman of The Twelfth Ward, and now has
position as a Democratic representative in the Leg
lisiature Of New York.
In early manhood Mr.. S. resided in Albany,
and was Democrat with the iaie Jesse Buel and
others. He is now the friend and advocate of
those old Democratic' measures Proteci''s 'a'ili
and a national bank Mr.. >. must hnd bimlet IN
strange company
In 1896 Mr. shaw was IN ms clty, ana al. al.
'e-u'1 p'.0. g.. IL. G..
was .a''e' ~. ~. = ''."o'' -. -:
"easil'r. tno oei1o". .o'fo'o
mens " WI 'ha" s."' io'"0"'o''' y 49,
VINO were prese''. -, ooo,'o
-. :, ,,,o hon,s Sc Will, navar he roroo,ten
~, ,,,o... - ,,,hom b;s ,yords were snokan He
.i...d ~. -, bv ,bo e.lov;nq beont,f,l ser-
y.,,n.nt.
~, s.. q,,,a ..t, of as.oria.aa strangers
Is ,ha bo,n., .,a ..,nrtv Of ;,s nost,on ia only
.,,.,,sa ~, The foo,,s.. sn,er,,;sa md sanaroue
s,o.,,;. ,,s,v nj ;,,.i ,sc,a- a fgs,.,,nd IzeroId.
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T Ayoune man in a slate Of INVESTIGATION STEP
ned into a confectionery establishment on Water
s.raat fax evenings since, and called for elass
,ofbeer.. Noticing his condition the proprietor re-
-f,sed to sell him any, remarking that he "had al
ready more than was proper for him.
.r,,, !, tl,o vonno man ..I.ye been trv-
ta.r s.hs, N do,, and 7 eap.,"
ha.. .,a ro, nssa
81. leahs se' :, you p a's '0e'. 4nu '0A le''
,.a,..,
..Not one.o
..T,n, an th;rssv-sos sarv,
..vy.u d.;,l ~
summing up - ,o 'no poV.
aranA coup'e y s'asses - "aes' , "nu ''sn
''s a'o.nu sa'u = J. no oay '.a' :"
ieiusou ~ o iiqoo' "''n " Z. a. gu 'hos
ah nau.
L /. I.-Az1 I-zo Il
trembIngly out small miniature, opened it-unl
~pnzed upon il for some moments-it was the dng-
uerreotype Of an elderly lady upon whose face
were stroneiy marked lines of care and sorrow
pale almost marble, the countenance, and the eyes
seemed to search his SOUL and speak with I'd
and gentle reproof to her erring son.
.sDh my mother,' he said-.how much trouble
sorrow aud unhapiness have caused thee
His emotion was very great-at last, tears cams
to his relief-he wept like child, while upon th'
countenances, OF those around were depicted
sympathy ana commiseration. AT length ne sand
m childish FOOLISH weak" he compressed M
qnserng filp closed me immature put y IN hI
pocEeess, es ana @ turning tottered Out, saying, yo'
wont give me glass OF peer-a glass to drowi
an" he paused .fs ~. -
'.No!" was the answer.-He was gone
.Had I many. such customers,n observed the
: proprietor to those around him, II would take
s my beer pump and pitch it into the middle of The
=, street. Iwish to heaven the Maine Liquor Law
would be submitted to us, j, yes l. who derive a
large profit from the sale Of my beer, would cot
sor IL, and tn, too, freely, willingly happily "l
came,'' remarked a bystander, ':to get glass o
beer, but this fellow has SO sicksned my tast
that more bitter than gall would be the stimu'an
s.shoald | drink it, henceforth, since habit grow
upon US unawares, and siuce habit is second ma
ture, I will desist from taking even my occasiona
glass;