The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-25

ahe osn,rr az man. ,hs;, con,sn,p, az your ,,n-
dsrssandIuEs daily and hourly evncsd IN the arts
they employ. ihs shows they exhibit and the
can, lsnsaS. ,I,sy u.s Ia, these ,bings and tbe;r
abssocieus sery,Iity 10 those whom thew have
ever been accustomed totreat with disdain oFnes
l.nt. nns,ver the Question ,,f how federal mana,
eers sxpect 70 De able TO got democratic votes.
TI,sv tall with an ar Of Ssnsyelence that does
in6uste credit 10 their theatrical skil thar Gen.,
Hssrisuh, the man Of. their choics, ISthe moor
mans frisna." And pray. when did they be,
come the PECULIAR eaardans oI.the poofi When
were they,asaed u assume a watelrsui care o,
yer the ialefesis OF the indignin isit among
the bansera, specuatJfs and federal poltici ans,
who FORM the tif0st zealous paTtlzans OF The Tar
fisons eanse' lhat the pour men have been ses
cust0med 10 hsd their trs'udd ls 70 the led
eral Pas,y h'ey have heFetotore looked tor pro-
staction ana support IN their political rlshtsl ur
oaye hsI 'Asne, te''eo on ue~seNesS a. meo
who uadursanh their eva Interests, and Know
how 70 defend and d-sdEanee lhemi WAS the
Harrisburg coavenhoa, n'aa>tentaa OF waosN
members were bankers and psOtassaoesl eAas1c>
tsFs pecu.iafy hued % sessca aroor a,sa PfSs>
idenli Or Is nothing o'are msaat es tAss asw
tang'ei phrase, than Ne NdeTas doesnSs> 'S~sS
the govsrnnsnt should hSe care q ne ma 40
-'ehe Len won ~ 'eNo o1ss " S' sS.SS 80.
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WHICH ms Is"su' =. .,o ss,ss.s
wv ~o ~. a.. ,a..,sS 10 ans na,sor h.;ns
s;,,tsn oS ~ Territory" fins mskinr them
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'se'eas'o
Where was MS love iof me Poot "heh' a.
governor of ihe same tetritoty' ne SCI MS sPp'o'
sing hand to Iawlor inc SAFE Oh Adericai. HIoN
men, TO pay me hhe anu cos's asSeSsseE ". ~ I'e
cominisson ot Pet,y oneace : a Juusu'.eu' .n .ne
rich man could easily o'scna,.e, W. WHICH '.e
means oi u'e poo' o"' 'n's"' 0' '"'OA'O''"' W
neeii
Where was MS love LOT ule PCor wncn no SUI
-fered lhat iniahous ia" " sun lu'u'e. P'1vIu1'
that The person 80 sou uliS"' oe Pun'sn.u "ltn
thirty -nlne s'ripes lot 'ne oheh'' VI 'e''S''s u'
yoke Of s'aVei
Whsre was MS iove LOT 'ne PuoE wnee ,.e ne ap
proved law requ'nns PIoPety qua''noa',o"
10 enable the s'iizehs OF that 'e'f'ory 10 'o'e'
Where was his love Of The poor when he and
the Judges enacted law, subjectiug both wo'
men and men to be- imprisoned for debt
Where was his love for the poor when, ~
cur own Legislature, lls voted in favor of tho
white slavery billi d..
Where was hislove for the poor when but few
years ago, he affirmed that that bill was both just
and shumanef
Unhaopiy, indeed, wouldIbe the LOT Of man.
-kiadif s1ch woasures as these wsie deemed
= 4,love for tho poor"
OF Gen. Harrison's military career II is not
~Our present purpose to speak. That he has done
. tho state some service we have ever been ready
enough to admit Thatshls friends have exag-
eeraled the amount of that service beyond the
limits of all common sense. no candid man viii
be found TO deny. That it forms no sufficient
reason for making him president OF the United
Stuies, must be apparent to every nnpreludIced
mind. A general who, in his pamiest days ie
onired his subaiternsI Certificates to patch up hls
-ipabtful reputation who, whist Croghan was
achieving his glorious victory at Fort Stephen.
con, rivIe ,haa once wAs heard to cry out, u
avssh my hsads Of 1.-THE blood be on l,'s owl
head who came out OF the service unnurt py
a wound, unmarked ny scar, and nnaity' VINO
sesisnrd his command in the mldst Of Inc waI,I
sshou!d place nis hopes ofcivll success on some
zctner grounds Than bis military lame. 4
YOUNG MEN OF OliiO, IN opPoFltloh TO
this federal candidate, we offer you once more
ihenane Of MARTIN. VAN bukEN. unan
i,noasly nominated by the Democratic party LOT
se.sleclion to the post he now-so worihi'y tlls,
his character and principles are again s''b@''ed
10 the sober judgment oil the people az large,
The son Of a plain farmer, uaaided 6y fortune
. or lseinauence Of powerful friends. d5y
his talents, integrity, DEMOCRATIC PKiN'
ClPLES, and the confidence OF his country.
snen alone, to numeFsus stations Of honor and
..,rust, ano finally to the noblest office on The
face Of the Garth. bis life illustrates 10 the high,
ea.Aegree the genius Of those free institutions so
justly our beastthat open the avenues OF dlstnee
lion to the humble as we'll ae the great, and con
fer the rewards Of the republic on the virues Of
the citizen, without regard " hs or'gh OF
wealth. Nor has this confidence Of the Amer
Jean people in Mr.. Van BrIen heen misplaced.
Whether IN Tho simple walks of p ivste ife in
she legislative halls or gubernatoIlai chair ofhs
.,.,,o u,aalfh Wh6ther SendlOr SeCTeS