The spirit of democracy

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prepaid or not paid at all, on this side of

the Atlantic. The American inland

pct'.flge alone cannot be paid.

Orj-Several persons fn! New' York

have actually been deluded into paying

their passage to California, in (he flying

machine.

OchA liberal and mora' system of freer

education hns just been adopted by the

Haytien government .a r

OrSilks equal to the best French a r

tide, is now produced' near Wheeling,

Virginia.

ftJ-It is rumored at Washington, that

J. S. Pkmdlxton, of Virginia, will go

with a full missKm to Cbrtr, OM Vir--ginra

will come- in for her full share of

the loaves and fishes., Though sh did

not vote for Old Zack, she came near"

doing sc, and lots of fodder will be

thrown to her sons to coax them along.

fcr-The WoshingloncarreaponJent of

the Philadelphia Ledger says the en'y

thing of which people cowpla'm ii re

gard to "'Old Zuck" is, an involuntary

relaxation oi tne muscles ol hi lace.

and a hanging down of his under lip a

often as the word "office" is mentioned

to him.

OS-Mr. Curtis, of Arlington, Vs., can

boast of having taken by the hand

twelve Presidents of ihe United States,

commencing at Washington. He paid

his respects to President Tatlob, at hie

inauguration.

fW"The Washington correspondent of

the Philadelphia Ledger says that the

Secretary ofthe Treasury (Mr. Mini

dith.) was so overrun by office-seekers

on Thursday last, that he was obliged

to lock himsrll up in his room at the-

Treasury.

C'J'Tlie Democracy of Detroit achiev

ed a great triumph in their municipal

election, on Inauguration day. They

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

The spirit of democracy. (1849). Woodsfield, Ohio, 1849-03-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn85038115/1849-03-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: The spirit of democracy, 1849-03-31.