The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-18
lnrMoCRATs PREPARE FOR BATTLE.

tie I Ifnot, make yourselves so forthwith. II
Yea. then now is the time to CHARGE in line
upon your enemy. Let it be charge after charge,
IN s5lid phaianx, nntil your coward and dishons
est l5e lsaveS The ballot box in route and dlsaa.
ter
Chasn1shome upon them their sins Of onis-
sion and commission, deep, black and countless
as they are.
Charge home upon them their attempts to mis-
lead and deceive an honest and free people BY
substltnling disgusting shows and drunken car
ousals for plain and frank declaration OF their
principles.
Char.se homo upon them their insults 10 the
poor and honest aborer by having rutfied apd
Rloved dandies hauling hencoops through the
streets in order to deride and laugh at the CARL
cature of the humble residence Of the hardy
democrat
Charge hore upon them their covert and
thieyish attempt TO take the peoples taxes, and
put them in banks for the rich fayortes oi those
institutions to speculate upon that 'the rich may
grow richer" upon the earnings of the poor.
Charge home upon them their illcOncealed de
termination 10 ,faslen upon the country another
National Bank, to corrupt the officers of Gov,
ernnsnt and overthrow the public liberty.
Charge home upon their presidential candidate
hia Insuliing felasals to give the people his prn
ciplss.
Charge no ne upon him this an,ient federal.
4 isn,''-his having worn the blackcockade IN the
s.reien of terror" and hrs support Of the corrupt
coalition of Adams and Clay in 1924 BY which
Anorev Jackson was cheated out OF the Presl-
dency and the pc ople Out Of their rights.
charge home upon the petty intriguer at North
Bend his saving to the South he IS in favor oi
slavery and His saving, at the same lime, TO the
Nrth that she ioined an abolition sJciely at the
avs Of lB and has faithfully performed "the OBJ
ligations he then came under"
Chsree home upon hinails dishonest and un-
craienl at,emp, to rob Johnson, Croghan and
Others Of tho glory and the laurels they won BY
their blood and valor.
Charge home upon him his having resigned
his commission and laid dpwn his sowrd IN th'
very midst of the war and his leaving a suffer
hlg aud smoking frontier TO defend itself.
Charge home upon him his whte-slayery mt
whipping and property qualification laws II
Ohio and Indiana.
These things they cannot explain aud dare no
deny. 90.
Charge home upon their land speculating ant
LAWYER candidate for Governor of OHIO, Tho
mas ,Cotwin, his attempt in the Ohio LegIslatur!
inl822, 1923, to give negroes the right Of sui
irage and Of giving evidence against white mer
IN our courts and 10 word, to elevate them tt
the dignity aud privileges Of lreemen. !,
Charge home upon him his untlrlng and recB
less opposition to Andrew Jackson's admlnls'
aration during all the time he was 10 Congress.
Charge home upon Corwin his having Beer
bank panic man of 1882 and deposite panic
man Of 1874.
Charge home upon him his now being the at
torney candidate of the corrupt Ohio bank to-
Governor.
AND THEN
charge home upon them, one and all, the who,
race Of bankers, brokers, blackcoats and black
legs, lawyers, loafers, aud loungers, doctors
de .oons and donkeys, merchants, bank speeula
tors. swindlers aud Swartwouters. that the cor
q action which they dignity with the nam'
al, wings is but combination Of all those drone
in the lrive-these taper-fnger upstairs wlic
1--we and fatien upon the plunder Of industry, Z
put down the farmer. mechanic and laborer ant
the honest administration they have.put in pow
or. ya-.
Look around you democrats and ask your
selves il this is not a contest Of the country a
Rainst the cities, towns and villages, a contes
between properly and men--between mone'
and principle between the dishonest rich ant
she honest poor. 1T Is, and therefore,
Change this home upon the ''purilan an,
hiAckLsg faction who would amuse you witt
shows whilst they flched from you your libor
mes and hard,earned properly, by gag and regis
iiry, and slavery. and whipping laws and swind
Ing banks and rag-money manufactures.
Vernon Banner.
Col. Bdnton thus appropriately describes III
issue of the appEOaching Presidential cam