Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-04-20
TO the Polls I!
TO THE POELS!!
Il O II III T. II O l. l. ST.!


FELLOW CITIZENS AND FRErMrv OF
TIE NATIoNAL PARTY or REPUBLICANS,
IL RuopE-isLAND-N ou who look to the
well being of the State in that Of the L.
nited States, and to your individual pros
perity in that of the whole country, and
that this prosi Gritty of your country will
arise from the dcvclopcmcnt of lis own
resources, in multiplying the means Of
industry and in fostering those mcanS;-
you vino mean to support those and those
only, who pursue these cuds,--on You we
call to come forward at the coming cleo
tion TO the support ofthc Republican prox
Of the National party. MtEL II.
ARNOi u, * his associa;cs on tlIat prox,
are pledged to those ends, and devoted
TO thcir pursuit. If, then, you regard
your country, if YOU regard her cause,
which is your cause, come forward to
sustain it. LET ONE AND ALL
ATTEND TIE pOILS;--lct no per-
suasion, no Inconvenience, nothing but
physical inability keep an Individual IL
way.-i'or this election, dcrcnd upon it,
is to be crisis IN your affairs. II YOU
fail in the contest, your cause fails with
you:-Tou have every thing at risk.
let then no overwccning confidence lull
you, or any of YOU into security, lest it
should prove Il false security. The jack
son party and the foe to your cause, are
preparing for desperate struggle; this
Is evident from the desperate means they
resort to-. When before did any party
ever 90 such lengths as they have gone
in circulating lalschood and defamation
10 deceive, To prejudice, and 10 mISlcad
the people. Have they not inundated
The State with their false, foul and infa-
nous pamphlets, I'll the very air we
breathe would seem to be polluted with
the stencil Of their inlamy; Let, then,
your whole strength be brought ont and
cXertcd on this occasion. Let every
man of you reflect, that in giving a vote
for this ticket, he is making an Offering
to his country,-a grateful Offering; that
he is performing the duty Of good cti-
zen and il patriot; that his single vote
may be the cause Of saving the cause of
his party, and thereby of saving that of
his country Let no one deceive him
self, or be deceived by the hollow pre-
tcncc, that this election is mere State
affair, and that it has nothing to do with
the affairs Of the Nation. They are, de-
pend upon it, they are linked together;
and if you fail in this contest, this State
is at once fastened to the present RuINous
administration Of the general govern
mcnt Let every farmer know land cv-
cry farmer Is a friend Of the protecting
policy as that is his fIicnd) that by Civ
ing a vote to the Jackson proX, he is
giving so much strength to his cncmy-
an enemy who has no object so much at
heart as to crush that policy, and who as
soon as he has sufficient strength will
crush it, Let every manufacturer, eve
ry mechanic, every laborcr, every friend
oi the new born prosperity of NEwpoRr,
know this. To crush that policy is the
great object with the leading men orthat
party here, and they do not disguise it.
DO not suffer, then, any minor considc-
ration to deter you from the performance
ol thus duty to your country and to YOUR
selves; no personal prejudice, no perso-
nal partlaIity; no merely local conside-
ratlon;-but go for those men whom YOU
have selected for your candidates, be-
cause they 20 for the cause which you
have at heart. Do not mind the enemy
when they would alarm your fears as to
your State revenue system-it is n fc-
ion Of theirs invented to alarm. Your
are the supporters of that sys-
en-; they are interested in its support,
md pledged to its support. Whereas
some Of the leading Jackson men are
tnown to be the enemies of that system
md would destroy it if they could. Mind
'onc of these things, nor any thing they
say, for their intention is to deceive and
nislead you. TO TIE POLLS,wc re-
'eat, and d. your duty!