Western courier. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1837-1838, 1837-08-24
Democrats in the affirmative

Democrats in the affirmative 81
iR.the negative
.sderaIists in the affirmative e
g" in the negative IA
So the Bank Of Troy receN is q'i-
.tus at The hands ofthe Democrats II she
Federalists, with but four exceptions, vo'} \
ting against IFS postponement.
Bills incorporating banks at Mansfield
and Mount Vernon shared the same fate,
In the House Of Representatives. Let 1t
he remembered that the Democrats were
largely in the majority, and the Journals
show that they took decided and deter
mined stand against the creation OF add'-
tioual Banks. Whilst the Federal'sts
with but few exceptions uottd in taoor
of increasing their number.
That the Democrats as party, have
alyays bsen and are mow opposed to the
present CORRUPT and FRAUDULENI
system of, Banking, no candid man Will
deny. That the Federalists, as party,
have at all times been, and arc now its
advocates, no man having the slightest
regard for truth and candor, will pretend
to fl6ubt. ;,
That the system is CORRUPT and
FRAUDULENT, recent occurrences nave
demonstrated so clearly that few can be-
found so base as to apologize for its de-
fects, or Justify the conduct of those who
have controlled the Banks.
+" The tree must be judged By itstrult."
III rsr'p adnrit that the system is'a goofPne
but that it has been greatly abused, 1t can
afford but little consolation Tor iederaI,Sts'
for it is q we'll known fact that hry hare
the controH and management OF erery
Bank in the State Of Ohio.
This will be able very shortly to prove
as conclusivey as nan"s and figures can
make human testimony. One thing IS
CERTAIN the fact will never be questioned by
the Federal papers Of the State. When
this is done, | will have proven conc'u-
sively not only that the Federal party
hare euer been and are nor the advocates
Of the present ROTTEN Banking sys-
tenn, but that if the system has been abus-
ed, the sin is chargable to the prominent
and leading Federaz,sts Of The State
Let those who would believe that the
federal-Whig party.is composed of the
friends Of" good order " read the follow
ing article from the Elyria Republican.
The Federal party has always claimed
all the " decency' and good order" and
charged the Democrats with advocating
the Lynch Law. Not one fact stated by
the Republican, can be denied.
alt is probably near time for 'h'
FRIENDS of ORDER and STABILITY
Of our INSTITUTIONS to begin TO a
wake"
Obi, Alas, Aug. Q.
Talk abo1t beginning TO awake -
You who hroEss 10 be the erclu8ip
..G.irnds Of ord p" have been awake to
mm,n,auI ,r4rs paSt. y tniel W. bster
YOUR first choice for next Pre4idcnt, III
particular .'Eriend cf order," has beo'
e,ec,ioneering through the western states
eating dinners and making dinner speech
es for months back. The Ch'cnga a
.tncricau, a whig paper says
Mr.. Webster, [your "jiicnd Of or
der" candidate, did, not, ss stated in ou
last, leave here on Saturday AZ rnIns
owing to the apprehended difficulty
eRecting landn at Michigan Ci!
from the severe north. west wind durjn
lhe night. lie left in carriage on SUN
DAY afternoon
We ouo,e from the Buffalo CONNIE,
ti4l Advertiser. also whig:
"Afr. Webster This gentleman arr
we'd on SUNDAY morRing, in the. Hes"
bcut Thomas JGGtrson,. from Detroit.
was the infection of our citizens I" ha'
met him on the way with fleet o boat
and thus escorted him to this conmfrci
smnorium of the west. But his arr'v
on SUNDAY, at an earlier day than WI
anticipated. prevented"
We quote the following ON the Or
tario (Canandagua) Messenger:
"On SUNDAY he [Web1erl le
Avon, for Syracuse, where he was
preach to the federalIsts. on Monday.
lie arrived in this village last SuNDA
aferro oon, and imm' dia,eiy proceed'
east, without giving to any of his pan
friends an opportunity to see him"
Eycry body knows tNat Mr.. Webs'e
the frs, choice of the hroftssed fritn
of order" made an nhama,ory polite
speech to the mob in Baltimore, in I
sprmg ,fl83l. and on SUNDAY
friend Of Mr. Webster and Of order,
terwards, and by way of excuse tor
Sunday orator remarked that there we
no Sundays in revolutionary times.
AS further evidence of wh'g a'tachms
!. 10 order, we might refer TO the whig c.
ebrstion Of whig Victories" at N
Orleans, on SUNDAY, August. 1884