The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-02


and cider sacrament, Blue ribbons (iH lieu Of
black cockade memory TiPeCaLoe handker.
chief and al hat sort OF things
But the peopleIundsrstandlthe whoIe natter
they know that Martin Van Buren, never reoom
mended any thing like Standing Army. they
know that Martin Van Buren,, did not want The
Purse and sword, as he would have used them
when at their session Of 1888 congress pledged
the entire" Militia, with liberty 10 receive ifly
thousand volunteers, and TO borrow ten million
dollars on the credtof the q. 8. all at hie dis.
posal, (every wing in congress except six yol.
ing for lame OF hypocracy, O Judas o /,
Whiggery let rs hear no more about ''Standine
Army" purse and sword after that but D. ;lbe
extravagant expendituresl Well every BODY
thatknows as much as they ought to; knows
that the constitution, Article 1St sec 9,provldes
that ''no money shall be drawn from the Trea.
sury, but in consequence Of appropriations
made by law."-Now il is plain that the Press
denl cannot draw one halfcent ffomlheTIsasu
yunless congress enacts q law making :he ap-
preparation; well the whig members ofcongTess
generally 90 in for these appropriations with
the Democrats unless It should be in case Of
war for the national defence, then Webster and
Wise, and some or more Biitishswhigs do
not wish topa for killing their friends, (the
BIitish.) ,ee.
In conclusion would just say to the wings,
that for one am not TO be- gnled by parade Of
logcablns & all the attendant federal machinery;
having been raised in one of ihe first log cab
ins that was built in this county it is useless
here to state that / know oil about real log.cab.
inism, and itS natural accom- aniamsnts. In tho
hrst setting Of this county, Il true there were
plenty Of rackooas = and Ihavs killed somo
Of these animate, but never thought of using
their skins in lieu Of of the reasoning faculty, =
neither do ] think that parade Of coonskina
will now be taken for reason by the real Los
Cabin Boys at this enlightened ago Of The
world. ~.
The present system of log cabinism, has
something very unnatural about il; when occ,l
plod the real log cabin,Sa linen shirt and buck.
skin uowsers was good enough for me, and n
for preaching or sacramenia1 occasions thew
were very few and far between.
But the present occupants must have their
rufied shirts. broad cloth penialoons and Coats.
silk vests and hats fine boots dtc., and ID can
the whole suita Blue Ribon with a log cahinn
printed on it. must be pinned to the breast of fle
coat, and these fellows can havea Tipecanoe
aertRpn and cider sacrament Just whenever thew
please - well il 10 true l do not envy them aiI
the pleasure or benefit that isto be derived from
such a course, but it is 10 be regretted that men
will descend to such low, degrading, bufioone-
ry, men did sayl why HIeylseem to have bod.
les and all the necessary external members, but
their nctlons do not bear very strong marks of
rational intellect, and fihsre be any truth in
the scpposition that God created number Of
human bodies and pla:ed them in row upon
the ground for the purpose of enaueing then,
with Souts, ,and that a portion Of them spIang to
their feet and beat (HarrIson) re,rsaf before
they, had received the finishing. stroke by their
Creator, suppose thai we HAY infer tina.
these log cabin, .cider-sacramen wings are
the very fellows. What a pity dhat they ware
not finished by at teetller 4 endHe W h ,iEtn
ality, in order thai they might reason wiih de A
merican people upon the all absorbing questions
that 30 much agitates the human mind in these
United States. . .-,
IN making these remarks l DO not wish. 10 in-
jure the feelings Of any morally honest Wing:
Neither do wish 10 exempt any wing who may
have participated ia any of Tie above describe
ed footry. /. s. LAPPIN.