Ohio

-The Bjdwd Cüuníy Dsmocmic .Convention lately resolved, f'Tjtoí noman &n receivc the support of the I).gLiocracy of i Brown Connty, who is the le.ist ünaiured; with modern nbolitionism." ' A democratie meeting u,Madison resolved j that they are opposed to thö common school & of the county or State buitij opened to the fidmission of blacks and mulaltoes to be o- ucated wilh white cliildien; and they arej opposed to the leiglature iïicorporuiiiigichools or seiainuries iti which to odncatw white and black children toetiicr! Hóre is Democracy and equal righl?, The Philaiithropist Í3 stiil in opcration, not-wHiBtandmg the (tè'structi'ón of the pres, nd conveys its ;inii-s!avery trutha throogh Ihe State with it's accus'orned promplitude and efficiency. Slatiy oí' t!-e prominent abolitionists of Ohio have èaTpte'ssed liicor fixed determinstion to siístaiá the paper, and tltt reeent outbreak of papular madness wilt fal] out to the advancemo.it of the c;iuse, as Lat bappened in all similar enses beforp.