The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-06-26
DEMOCRACY ONWARD!Rl
OXFORD TOWNSHIP MEETING

OEShON1l Il y OANH II MI.
POXFoRD TOWNSHIP MEETING.
4 lnpursuanCe of a public noiice. the
tepocrals Of Oxford Township, fusca-
awss Co, .,met at the house Of q. Allen,
10 New Comerslo~n, on Tuesday the
10th ofJune, aud was organized by the
appointment Of Andrew Cleler, Esq
10 The chair, aud Emerson Guodrlch,
Secretary.
On motion ut A. Moore, committee
ofIhree were appointed to report The
nnmes OF delegales 10 attend the Coun-
ty Convention, at such timc and place
as shall be hereafter designated. The
Committee consisted of J. Laughend,
q. Allen, and Jno. Hand, who after a
few minutes absence II ported The names
of Andrew Creter, Emerson Goodrich,
K. II. Nugen, Paul Roberts, Il. Good :
rich, Geo. Day, Jno, NLaugbead, Jno.
Hogan, g f. Davis; Z. Lewis, Geo.
Allen, and Eli Caldwell, who were up-
pointed delegates, with power to fill all
vacancies which may occur 10 the dele
CATION.
The following resolutions were then
read and adopted.
ResGlced, That we will unite and 20
hand in hand for our Country, our Cons
stitution, and the protection of our sa =
cred rights and Liberty. Democracy
and Onward, is our watchword.
Resolved, That we have full confi-
dence in the political integrity and wis-
dom of Martin Van Burep, and Rich
ard M. Johnson, and that we will give
them our united and hearty support, and
use all honorable means 10 secure their
election,
Resolved, That we have full assu-
rance in the integrity, patriotism and a.
bllity of Wilson Shannon, Governor OF
Ohio, and for the faithful discharge Of
his public duties, he merits and is ems
titled to the united support Of the De-
mocracy of Ohio.
Resolved, That the Hon. Samuel
Medary, in the unwavering course he
has pursued in behalf of his country and
the people, has gained to himself laureIs,
which the frosis Of centuries canno!
blast.
Resolved, That Washington, Jef1er-
son, Jackson and Van Buren,, are chips
Of the same block, their political WIS.,
dom, integrity and patriotism, will shine
brighter and brighter until the Press and
the memory Of man is 10 more.
Resolved, That we approve of the
Su6 Treasury Bill IN all It's features, and
as one destined TO become the great safe
guard .! our nation, IN times Of War,
Peace and Prosperity.
kesoiSed, That it. is with disgust,
tha! we look upon the cries and eilecte
Of hard cider On the humbugging bull
fooucty of the mougrel Wing pany.
Resolved, That willie the Harriso-
mans are barreIing up their principles,
locking up their consciences, ,and gagirg
their candidate, we will plant our flag on
the Constitution. and Mahn Van Bu-
rem in the White House.
Resolved, That the Face and Eyes
Of Port Washington Wblggery is a DIS
gust 10 public n'ecting, and Disgrace
to the Wig party.
Resolved, That Harrison aud Tyler,
are the Wing, dried pumpkin, black
coCkade, big canoe, ginger bread, hard
cider, sbolillon, coon skin, conscience
locked up, Hartford Convention, m!uia-
ture Fort, White Slavery, driatocta't
Federal Candidates for San River.
Resolved, That the Wings arc daily
insulting and casting reptoach upon the
honest that live in log houses, by their
mock shows, and parades, and every
friend OF the hard fsted yeomanry ought
to spurn their acts with contempt.
Resolved, that the proceedings Of
this meeting be signed by the President
and Secretary. and published 10 the
Ohio Democrat.
On motion the meeting then adjourn~
cd sine die.
ANDREW CRETLR Pres.
E. GooDRTcA, Secretary,