Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-21
GREEN COUNTY! ALL RIGHT.


The election in this county has terminated us
usual in favor Of the democratic ticket. The
wings are making some noise about the increase of
the wing and decrease of the democratic vote since
August, which has doubtless been the consequence
of the very inactivity and Incidence on the part Of
the democrats, anticipated by Mr.. Birch's secret
circular. That circulaEhNd its intended effect here
the wings voted, without solitary exception
Ozark STANDARD,
Tut, man-youre wholly out of it. The "inac
tivity and Incidence the on the part Of the dem
ocras," was because they would as lief, or leetle
'ra, her Harrison should be elected than Van. They
have had their wishes gratifed, and wiN sAesc you
how they will vote when the question comes up
upon supporting the republican administration of
Old Tip. The strength of the Wing or Republican
party next year, may, therefore, be computed by
adding to the Harrison vote on the ID instant all
who staid away for the reason above Indicated
and no other reason can be given.
Appropos-of Col. Birch's Circular We would
scorn to notice the vulgar charge of "frGua' impu-
ted by the Democrat. A paper that is capable, as
it has shewn itself to be- Of changing one word for
another, for the express purpose of reversing the
statement of writer, may deal out what it pleases
without disturbing the equanimity, or injuring the
reputation of any gentleman. Such press, more
over cannot much longer be useful even to its po-
litcal friends and owners. We copy the paragra phi
which the Democrat falsifes by printing the word
share" in place Of the word are''-thereby making
Col B. to say that the Wings had refused all parti-
cipaton in reference to Col Benton's speech-ma-
king, when the fact is notorious that the wings
begged and dared "the Democracy" to the encoun-
ter.
Paragraph as printed in the letter.
Col. Benton is going to speak through por-
ton OF the northern counties-but the Wings, who
are refused all participation will discourage all
excitement" &c.
Paragraph, as printed IN the Democrat,
Sol. Benton is going to speak through por
ton of the northern counties-but the Wings, who
have refused all participation, will discourage all
excitement" &c.
Reader: This is the way democracy has been
sustained--in Missouri!
0HFBy the following, which we copy from the
St. Louis Commercial Bulletin of the 18th instant,
it will be seen that our predecessor, Mr.. CADY,
has become sole Editor of that valuable and popu-
lar journal 7: will also be gratifying to the friends
of Mr. c., in this section to read the high and de-
served estimation-5oth present and prospective
which he has won for himself in the metropolis OF
the State
! TO THE PATRONS OF THE BULLETIN.
| As the senior Editor of the Bulletin has been
elected a member Of the Missouri Legislature. anC
as this and other business will occupy his attention
! for many months TO come, he has determined to re-
tire from the editorial department Of this paper
leaving it entirely under the control Of Mr., c. c.
CADY one of the present Editors.
For three years we, have battled under the Har
risou flag, for time under every encouragement
but we leave with the proud satisfaction that ou
predictions have been all fully realized and tina
the people have been true to themselves, and have
conferred the first office in the world upon that
! ghtened statesman and incorruptble and iuslri
Gus patriot, William Henry Harrison.
We are not vain enough TO believe that we hav
contributed much to this glorious result but w
are checred with the reflection, that we have eX
erted ourselves to the hes of our humble abilities
1t is natural that we should feel some regret il
leaving a station we have 50 long occupied, but W
are consOled from consciousness Of the fact, tina
we leave the editorial conduct of the Bulletin in ia
ADLER hands, and with whom we sincerely believe
is destined to be one of the most distinguished Ed
itors in the great valley of the Mississippi.
We return our sincere thanks 10 those who hay
so generously given us their support and confdenc
for the last three years; and we shall ever remen
Der their kindness evidence that we hay
J learlessly performed our duty.
rerf Respectfully,
? SAMUEL b CIIURcHILL.
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