Guernsey Jeffersonian (Newspaper) - October 4, 1844, Washington, Ohio s x GUERNSEY JEFFERS ONIAN T W W 13 FOR TUB roic f o Boliars per THE Ii 111 i every ut -i vo i pi r an- num il within -i o AND mi i il bu de- layed longer tlinn that No will ho d all urc at the ol the publishers and a lo i who shall not been a resident of this or of them shull put the following lor tie v ear immediately ing or who at thy time ol i 1st When did you last conic into ibis election is not twenty-one of i count knowing that be is not twenty-one When you carne into b not a you come fora temporary M ho i continuance at thr rud ol the time IT your home -I i i i i J I i i mat he is merely ur the purpose oi making it for will be considered an 01 the subsequent year All communications sent by muil must be post paid to receive ctu One square 12 I 00 For every v hi tin a tral deduction will Job and i t at 1 tlir I j i in UK ot ir- by law by reason of ord Did you come into this county for some infamous crime shall have been the purpose of in this pardoned mid restored to all the rights of a conviction thereof be in the county of the county more than aix months than one month U Any person counsel or advise his vole knowing that person IMS not been a year to gnu Ohio AN AC J to preserve l n f duly October i Til 1 Sic of i bi I tin cral jeer Ate you now an actual resident of this township or If the person challenged as unqualified on the ground he is not twenty-one years of the or one of them shall put the years of age lo the best your knowledge and The judges of the election sr for ue year j one of put all the election or that at I lions to tiie person challenged the election is not twenty respective beans aforesaid mny be i or that ho is a j to as an e- or he is lector at that election SECT M If person challenged is and when refuse to answer fully i- on i which be pul to him as a MI iti not ot- tiie judges shall reject his nor i 15 If the challenge be not with convicted luj Now Yoik in lor jav a Inn anv specified in act or who j HI lie lor ilic convicted of and sentenced or j bribery tho eleventh seclion of From ths Albany Argus for and this act shill after in- papers are cv ideally rnu U they are thenn -t fur but of to create an he they could get the democrats We have an competent to an elector or to fruty in FarU in to Ttm m tlie Journal of Sat any of honor trust or this State convict shall re- from the governor of this State a r in liio ir intended fur the glorious victory in Mime and the whig with down cast kept general pardon under his hand the from the the same seal of the State io which case said con- i hing So in fact tho Invine he oilier to n 11 1 1 1 e 11 II lo 1 1 1 one i Cui i anor i i n j 1 1 iii nor an -is li'l o f- shall j i v j o You d i V v or arc u I lu lu oner i county n cral and els i 2 in a p riny tu v It i i neil i follow mjr so tu drawn ahur the to vote answered the questions put to the judges of il 1 i lu UlU I c I SVtiS tu l and 1 umv the sc of vote iho person not to voto m such county shall on con- shall to him izen of the United nga of twenty otm thai ou an inhabitant of this State for one yen next preceding this election that ou arc now an actual resident of vict shall be restored to all his civil rights and privileges SECT 20 All prosecutions under the provisions of this act shall be rny ment before the court of common pleas j the in the county the for Polk and gun in charge blazed away for the fit of the jolly Democrats alone Bomb went a Nine cheers f shunted ilia crowd up they the have been committed 27 All incurred under act ehull treasury whore the ed for use of such county SECT 2P This act be given specially in charge to the grand jury at each term of the court of common picas by the thereof S- much of tha act in act to regulate and they Ind been to sed 18 aad so much f he of the Loco Focos crowd Again the thunder cheara tor Wright anJ the crowd in ones of thunder 11 went on unU hc more like their powder into the fountain than did of raining it into their sever were poor nwre happy thin these few whigs were when the last was They swore thai their thunder ha ail yeen of ihc aci entitled an act to punish they will give us another tin on ind for other dred the day alier the election has he 18 as in Jersey We will all be ilV IV I I thereof be live at m this or ward and that you not not voted ut election nur less th u ono ii Any 10 If any person shall refuse to lake oath or affirmation so by cd his vote shall be provided March t with act be and the hereby lo them repealed act lake effect and be in force from and alter the tirst day next flay under the cry of Goid us it according to the menta wf that print that the British have subset ibod money free trade tracts in other and upon this basis that the democratic party of this country ure in favor of Free Trade and are in league th these manufacturers This is too large a story for even partisan credulity are not ih favor of Free Trade They are opposed to some of the provisions of the present tariff upon this base only the whig papers chargo them with lining in favor ot Free Trade While our hand ia in and since the wanton attack of the whig organ we would ask docs not that paper know that James Watson Webb of United States up tile A Never wus a party so vulnerable fit every point as is that of the self-styled democratic Spirit They know wero in favor of the I annexation of Texas Ciny them to oppose it They know and The Southern whigs are now eii with the of they i of m his vote or iio judges tmy refuse to l or any procure permit person to vote if they bhall elector to volo contrary to tho LJO from record evidence or ol such elector or to deter him cr testimony adduced before them is V TL.it nnd held to bo the n in vv Inch his Irom ami to he is lie u i A not con- oi in Ins Mbo hhall have bis and into mother Slate lor for temporary intention ol A nol be ered or held to a residence in any of this si lie into he shall come for temporary mure j ire or printed therein with un ly the intention making j intent to induce him to vote to county his home but with intention or who leaving the ho y to any elector that after euch oath shrill been taken I the to with ho-itili- jr ballot rhall on that he is not a legal voter And they be fined in any sum i are hereby authorized to administer the not iivo hundred nor j necessary or affirmations to ail less tlinn me hundred dollars and bo j before them to testify to I by their were means i i i i i i i c f ty to the Umoti those shed their blood and gave their fortunes for the oi our rights HnH for re- tiie from our shores hale to oppose il They know that Whig Senators in Congress voted down the German by which our laH were bo admitted into the North or Europe at one fourth of the They When treason was tho know have the tion of our armies and navy in one tion of the country in another the people with an prisoned ui tlie county jail of the proper j the qualifications of a person to nut more than six nor vote less tie month SECT Any person 17 Whenever any person's who voie nhall be received after ing taken an who cannot lead with a the eath prescribed in the fifteenth tor carrying on the war at disposal of the general government The Southern whirs me charging the of South Carolina with designs hostile to tho while those Southern whigs are I farmer and they hate bo told of it They know that they are the followers of men and not of principles and they Mate lo be told of it They know that they practised great frauds to get into power and when there they abused the official privilege und they hale to be told of it informing him that it contains a j tiou of this act U shall be the duty of the ted with Hartford When gotten through tiie that brought bun into n ll u t eisi n lo state vvith the Jo it his I name or names different from which j clerks of the election to write on the poll book at the end of such person's name the word sworn SECT 18 It shall be the duty ef each judge of the election to challenge every to vote whom he shall know or suspect not to be duly qualified or deceit lull v change a ballot of any elector i which from be for such cr candidates as he intended shall as an elector on cim thereof be imprisoned ir permanent bu ered and held to his in this If a tit stiile with -in K for tin iiiiii 1 n present be i and held to have lnM c iii ma t i lain It shall be tha duty of the the was plotting treason the legislature of South na were appropriating two hundred and sixty housand dollars in aid to the eral government Who were then the And who more by the The South or Did the South If to morrow the country was assailed invaded who would with more They know a ises to the people they had power fil them all they end not fulfil one of them and they hate to be told of it for they know that the American freemen a serpent to sting him would nui have twice They hate these for they that these honest who were deceived by them and induced to vote j the and kept hanl labor judges of the election or one of them im- alacrity shoulder his musket and meet with them four years ago will if thus not more three nor less i I If a to vote by lie of before proclamation is made And vet the associates of the advised unite in aiding us i c i 11 tit i the opening of the to open the loi boxes in presence of the people there assembled and turn them iho or by an so as to empty them of every thing slate an lo rolurn al it period j 1 i be h a luit if It I- a nf II shall ll a man fa mil v fixed m ono business m tli I t his Ihc moio a new moval shall avail net a be i c- r lor 1 man nnf I the sh ill tender to him tho ini o itli of You irm tint will fully questions as vour place and all v on K j tor at hit j i at an hns his be bis i unu be pi CC the re- hull the fact of removal the Ninth If a shall go into another state and there the of a citizen by voting he shall be con- and held to have lost his dence in this SECT S Ivich c rlor shall in view of the people it polls he offers to i r m to one of the judges ol single bal lot or piece oi paper un v inch shall be or the ol per sons voted for with a tion of the which he or they be intended to fill bul no elector shall vole except in the township or ward in which he actually resides SECT H An person who shall wilful ly vote in any township or ward in which he docs not actually reside which ship or ward shall be in the ol which he is a resident shall on tion thereof he imprisoned in count jail of the proper county not more than months nor less than one month SECT 5 Any person being a of this state who shall go or come into any county and vole in such county not bung a resident thereof shall on tion thereof be imprisoned in the and kept at hard labor not more than three ears nor less than one ear SECT 6 Any person who shall vote more than once at ihc same election shall on conviction thereof be ed in the penitentiary and kept at hard laoor not more than five years nor less than i ne year SECT 7 Any resident of another state who shall vote in this state shall on con- thereof be imprisoned in the pen and kept lots than one year at hard labor not SECT 8 Any person shall vote the person be i J lues or one o pul hr Ksi a citizen of the as them shall United a or naturalized It to voie to a of me hp before voio shall bo received for the inspection of the judges of the election a oi un- der oath of th tt he is tical person named provided that llu production of such i-e with if the person of lo vote shall state oath of when where he he has had a certificate of his and I hat will he sarno is loit or be his lo to the judges of the that it he shall under of that by reason of the of his parents or one ol them he has become a of United and when and his patent or parents was the of said sation need not bo produced If iho person lie challenged as unqualified on Iho ground lhal he noi resided in he state for one year im- mediately preceding tho cs or one of them shall pul following 1st Have you resided in this stale for one year immediately preceding this elcc Have you been absent from this slate within year immediately pre- ceding If yes then 3rd When you left did you leave for a temporary purpose with the design of returning or or the purpose of remaining away t 4th Did you while absent look upon and regard this state as your home? 5th you while absent vote in any other If the person be challenged unqualified on the ground that ho is not a resident of the county township or ward where ho offers to vote the judges that may be in them and then lock them and shall not be until for the purpose of counting the ballots in al the close of polls SECT 30 Any person who shall ter proclamation made of the opening of the polls fraudulently put a ballot or et into tne ballot box on conviction I that ho is be imprisoned in the and kept at hard labor not more than three nor less than one vear 21 Any of the election after proclamation made of the opening of the pulls ballot or ticket into the ballot box except his own ballot or such as may be received in the regular discharge of duly shall on conviction be imprisoned in the ry and kept at hard labor not more than Iivo v nor less than one year 22 The judges of the election if requested permit the respective candidates or one or more not exceeding three of friends to be present in the room where the judges are during the time of receiving and counting out the 23 If any person challenged as unqualified lo vote shall be guilty of wilful and corrupt false swearing or in Inking any oath or affirmation prescribed by this act such shall bo judged guilty of and corrupt federalists dare lo charge the false temples of treason the very men who have given so many proofs of patriotism and devoted courage in the field and in their supplies of means to carry on war With our enemies We have confluence in the good sense and intelligence of the people of Georgia Ii we had not that confidence we would of tho republic This confidence Keep up the attack even those ers of evil deeds fear the light so do the wire workers of fear the of Nash Union of At the extra session of 1340 the sage of the Bankrupt law was the great measure of whig relief At the next rives us hope for the it session Clay voted its repeal us of the of constitution the shough instructed by Kentucky to vote preservation of Union and the tenance of our public institutions It sures us of a continuance of peace be- tween the various sections of the country anJ of brotherly love among the people of the States composing this vast republic The success of the democratic party at the next elections will be a new era in American history which will place our Union on such foundation that no attack nf its enemies can hereafter shake or dis- solve il Constitutionalist Read the The Bankruptcy in Yew York un- notoriety has just returned from England Does not rumor farther aay sliat he has obtained large the foreign bond holders of the A- merican state bonds which are now in a measure worthless but which by direct Assumption or by Distribution of the pro lands would put some of Jars in their It is wall known that the whig party ire pledged to Distribution Thin bas Decome one of their leading Under those circumstances does it not seem natural that the large capitalists of Europe who hold millions of American bonds should subscribe largely for the success of the candidates of tbe whig Take one State for instance ana Her scrip afloat is about 000 at least one half of this is held in Europe It is worth 400.000 A permanent system of bution would raise it to par and the for- eign bond holders would realize by the success of the whig party Could not those who have and di- rect a stake in tha success of tbe whig party to send out 2 fo to spend in the state of New York a lone Most assuredly they could and U would be deemed a good investment The whig papers had better be wary TOW they allude to the subject of Gold among for soma things may yet leak out that will still farther erate the popular current against the Bank and Distribution measure of their party Tlie Coons Scampering after Em bodiment We pity the poor Henry Clay is on such a constant now running South now North new hurly burly and again zig zag next up and then down hither and yon in ail di- rections that it is almost for the unfortunate coons lo follow him any longer No sooner do bey get fairly started after the Embodiment than they are compelled to atop short and take tha back truck Altar him ever the country on the they found themselves tumbled into a yankee And m trying to keep up with ilia rotary views on Texas annexation th act was There have actually run away from their were implications Provender and mounted the The total reported exceed snorting annexation steed whose How goes the Gloriously The iNew York Herald a mitral paper have camly and impartially surveyed the whole and after an attentive examination of the returns winch have up tins moment come to hand from the various Slates where been held or are in progress we find that there is a very large and de- democratic gain since the Harrison campaign In North Carolina in na m Alabama in been Tho is from tho estate of jury and upon conviction hereof shall j jn Vermont in increase the punishment attached by the laws of this Statu to the crime of O- SECT judge of tion shall receive or tion he reception of a vote from any son not having all the qualifications ot an elector prescribed by this act receive ur sanction tho ballot Irom any person who shall refuse lo answer any shall be put lo him in with the ions ol the thirteenth section of this act or who shall refuse to take tho oath pre- scribed by the section of this act or shall refuse of sanction sal by any other judge of tho board to which ho shall belong to administer ther of the oaths or affirmations bed by thirteenth and fifteenth tions of this act or if any judge or clcik of the election on whom any duly is en- joined by this act bo guilty of any wilful neglect of such duty or ot any cor- rupt conduct in the execution of the same such judge or clerk on conviction thereof shall be imprisoned in the penitentiary and kept at hard labor not more than five years nor than one year in the democratic vole is remarkably striking In those States not from the same result is ted and in the great influential states of Pennsylvania Ohio and York the struggle is expected to be very close indeed Pennsylvania it is thought and not without good foundation will go lor iho democrats Altogether the ol the success of the ic parly have within last few weeks brightened up amazingly and many oi the gloomy clouds which tested on the future fortunes of Polk and Dallas are clearing away like the mists nf the night which had up the wood-crowned summits of the Jersey hills be- the bright beams of the mom ing sun kundred The money realized H only The ot the Messrs Joseph are not a dollar of which largest dividend P II hardware merchants be- ing paper Oi the abave two thousand and ty bankrupts U is reason ibie to suppose that already belong to tho Clay Clubs How of them report lutions mike slump speeches run tor on iho coon enounce repudiation and although bank nipt undertake to teach the people haw finances of government should be may be reasonably estimated by what we see us in Ohio It seems thero were 330 who did not burst big enough to get Al a whig meeting a few days ngo one of tho was talking of tho of fruit and 1 should like 10 know by grafting a on a Hickory tree what tint would bring A democrat ing by with a hickory twig in his coat made President Sanctioned and In Mr Henry speech in the Sen ite of the States Feb he puts forth the mir know there is a VISIONARY MA which hoUN ih it slaves cannot he be subjects of property I shall not long upon THIS SPECULATIVE A BST R A CTI That property the declares to be property Two dred years SANCTIONED and SANCTIFIED negro slaves as lile and speeches of H Clay page 410 Polk and Dallas Who ever heard of a child named Pulk ask tiie whig The Newark Post in reply states that a woman in that tv cm Monday give birth two rino hoys weighing eight pounds arc healthy and strong their parents being of tho true stork have named thorn James K and George M Dallas The in crease of voters is evident on our Plebeian breathe jire blood and as they paid Bui the in ing to ride that mettle d courser with out or bridle will chaff themselves to if they do not get their braina out against an ash Poor oons what a pity it is that they are not honest enough to abandon corrupt and What a lofty In a coon song by Prentice of the Louisville Journal Henry Clay lo as one Who mounted the ladder of si high And sat aloft on a star in the sky lighted all round with the glance of hia eye The poet has scarcely done full justice to the embodiment The following lusion ta hia shining qualities is far more truthful and not a whit less poetical It was made by the celebrated John dolph Henry Clay is talented but corrupt He stinks and shines and shines and stinks like a rotten mackeral by Push OH the When some of our northern Democrats who attended the late Nashville tion called on old Hickory them with the fire that kindled in hie eye at New said he It is your own ders to the to God for cess and push on the Old aye and Young imagine Andrew to have said that to every one of you as in he And tbon go and fulfil the injunction of the patriotic Personally I would have no objection to the annexation of My slaves are till and H Clay
