The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-12

bY calling the DI's, attention to The cir-
culation Of The blood. Does not the
blood pass through the heart to every
extremity Of the human system-thence
back again-this course over again as
long as life remains; so it is with circu-
atiOn Of money; eternAlly flowing where
the demand is, as quick as the demand
is satisfied al one place, there is anoth-
or opened, preserving an equilibrium
every where & at all times, when the cir-
culating medium is in sound state.
The circulation Of money, says Mr..
Leonard, is like the moving Of the wa
,ers on the face of the Globe. Our riv-
ers have ever been been emptying into
The ocean, yet there is not one drop
more there now, than there was at tho
creation. 1t is drawn back by immuta-
Bile laws of Nature to nourish the earth.
II would be as absurd to attempt to shut
all the blood up in the heart, to prevent
it's circulation, as 10 shut the circulating
medium Of country up in the Treasury,
when there are 80 many hundreds Of av.
enues for ito pnss ont at. We regret that
we cannot follow Mr.. Leonard further
AS his remarks are 80 full of plain
common sense, that they cannot be Obl,-
trated soon from the minds of those who
heard him.
He was followed by Mr. Bingham,
a rank abolition Wbig from Cadiz. He
took an opposite position from his col-
league the DR.. He said he was brought
up jackson man-aIways loved the
old hero, but he forgot to tell his audi
ence that he peddled coffin hand bills
against Jackson n d1S29, and '32. He
said that Gen. Harrison was just such
man as Jackson-th the Wings were
the supporters Of JacksOn-that he
knew not nor cared not about de(unct
Fe6eralsm-that the democrats are
all Federalists-tbat Gen Harrison went
heart and hand with Jackson against
US Bank; that the question is not
federalism against Democracy,bu Rar-
rson against the present Administration
and the Sub Treasury; that the present
democratic party must be overibrown;
that the expenses Of the government
I are enormous beyond parallel; that The
: democrats are all otficeholders; that Van
Buren, is federaist Of the HamiltonIan
school, that he wanis the Sub Treasury
bill passed, only because foreign gov.
ernments had Sub Treasury, and
hundred other such inconsistent argu-
ments.
He and his saddle bags put us in mind
of one ofthe bull frogs along the canal,
stEaining every nerve to swell up and
make a great blow, and all 10 no pur-
pose. In hIs love for patriotism and
old Hickory, he forgot TO say how much
, he had slaDdered the venerable patriot,
, he forgot to mention that Harrison was
, an adherent of the elder Adams, and
4 in favor ofihe Alien and Sediton Law,
t while Jackson supported Jefferson; in
saying tina, the whig party supported
r Jackson, he forgotto say anything a.
I bout the viuperaion and calumuies, tha,
3 were heaped upon the old hero by the
r wings calling him everything that Ian
k guage could invent, how they brought
down upon him imprecaiioDs the mos.
s vile, for removing the Deposites, issulr 2
the Specie Circular. vetoing the British
= U. S Bank, &C., how they invoked the
: God Of heaven TO strike HIM from exls-
tence, and how they formed eonspIracIes
!, 10 90 10 Washington and essasenate
= him !! ave he forgot all this. When hS
}. said "Federalism was defuncl' he for
/, got TO tell his hearers how J @ Adams
d was made President, contrary TO the
, express will ofthe people, how five men
e were attempted TO be smuggled into
r, Congress from N. Jersey, Who were
e never elected; be forgot that there are
= some Of the Hartford Convention feder-
al's's yet Iivng,and every one 10 a man
IA together with their children, and granc
J. children, all staunch supporters Of tn,
a, Harrison parly-men, who, with DAME
re Webster at their head, and Gen. Har
,e rison in the rear,said they would "soon,
is or see the enemy ba,tering down th,
is walls of our Capitol, than to give or,
d. cent fer the defence Of The country Bt
le never thought of this, nor told the pco,
III pie what system Of government they
Sc would substitute, IN the event of over,
70 throwing the present He never toIc
e. them, when he libeIlously charged Var
Of Buren, with following foreign govern
n ments) that Hamilton the father of The
present Harrison party, said, "hat M
Y, British form of Government was The bes
a. in the soOrlh, and nothing short of i
), w"uid d0 in AmtriGu." That Johr
g Adams said the "Enghsh ConstitutiO,
10 'Oas the most sIupenduOus fabric Of ha.
10 man ,nCentiOns, and the Americans oagA