The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1840-07-11


beloved husbands, May the rule work both
ways.
BY Iran Derr. The day we celebrate
sacred TO the memory Of every freemen.--
May the Star Of the North be the brightest
in the Pennsylvania lumnary at the ap-
preaching election.
BY Henry Rissel. The signers Of the
Declaration of Independence. While thew
rest in the silent tomb millions have this day
metto commemorate their glorious deeds.
BY Wm. j. keller. May the present
syslem.of education, of this commonwealth,
be one of the principle arms of light and
liberty OF the Keystone State.
BY V Best. The Democrats of Colum.
bia. Coed and intelligent, patriotic and in
dependent; to obtain their appreciation fer
political integrity, is glOry enough Tor any
man.
Charles Connor. Our worthy Govern.
er, David r. Porter. Democracy is proud
ef her choice Long may he be called the
second Snyder of Pennsylvania.
Jesse Coleman. Let Harrison and w.
Ter, the hard cider candidates share the same
fate that Ritner did in 1898.
John Achenbauch. Harrison and w.
Ter. May they be drinking hard cider
whilst Martin Van Buren, and r. M. John.
son are governing the United States.
Thomas Vanderslice. Let Harrison men
drink hard cider and raise log cabins, whilst
the democrats will elect Martin Van Buren,
aad Richard NJ. johnson.
II. Webb. Ovid r. Johnson, Attorney
General OF Pennsylvania. Like all great
men, he has met the bitter opposition Of the
federal party. With his talents and virtues,
he is beyond the reach Of enyy.
BARNARD Rupert. Amos Kendall, the late
Post Master General Talented and eff.
cient in office, and in the capacity of Editsr
.. the Extra Globe, foremost in the field
in vindcatien and defence of the peoples
rights. In due season he will receive his
reward.
John Knotr. Every freeman aueht to
consider well what came to pass in the year
l715.
Stewart Pearcc. The Star Spangled
Banner. May she be seen waving in her
splendof wherever an adyatageous COM
msrce prevails.
Q. F. Mann. Log cabins, and hard ci-
der. Wing political caplaI-No 90.
j. M'Fadden. Martin Van Buren, Rich
ard M. Johnson and David r. Porter true
disciples OF ancient democracy. Poor men,
with them at the head Of government can
eujoy peace, liberty and the pursuit of hap.
plness, without the fear of Alien and Sedi-
tlOn laws, or being sold into slavery, or of
a Buek-shot war; May the true principles
et EePublicanism be Perpetu&ted as long as
grass grows or water runs.
w. Harder. His excelencv David r.
Potter, the champion OF democracy, and
the faverlte son of Pennsylvania. Higher
honors await him.
Jacob Bedieman. Marin Van Buren,
and Richard NJ. Johnson, will be triumph
antly elected next November over Harrison
AMI Tyler, the British wing and tory candi-
dates.
Peter Snyder. Log cabins. The wings
wi.I require something more than these gull
traps to induce The poor to support Harri-
Sun who vo:ed to sell white men TO slavery
to pay costs.
WIN. II. Petrikin. Washington's fare
well address. May its precepts ever be
remembered and adhered 10 by the people
ol NE United States.
G.. w. Morris. The democracy oil
Pennsylvania will vote isr no man who will
net let them know his principles. They
wantn aboilionst for President
G.. W. Mason. Andrew Jackson, the
pride of the American people. Long may
he live TO enjoy the benefit arising 10 the
United States, by the adoption Of those
principles for which he conlended, both in
the field and in the cabinet.
ID. N. Kawnover. The Canal Commits
sioners, and Canal officers Of the North
Branch Canal will not be caughtnapping in
the dog days by puGed mp British wings.
Stephen Boldly. General Simon Cam
eron. a sel-maao m4n,and correct imgres-
sion from Jelersonian Democracy. May |
he be called by the delnocratjc party, to the |
highest station in the gift of the people of
the keystone State.
Andrew Mcclure. Revolutionary SOL |
der. The young and rising generation of
Columbia couoly May they never forget
the services OF their fathers Of '7G.
II. Webb-The rising generation.-
When they can forget the services of the
soldiers Of the revolution, they will no lon
ger deserve the happiness Of breathing the
air of freedom.
Jacob Rishel. The Army and Navv.-
Their fame having been built on the humil- .