The Illinois free trader. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-31
For the Illinois Free TrGdtr.
10 Foreigners.

10 EOrcsSncrs'
Fr1Iow-CouSruYmES ASD h,BoREasi Read
this and Won will be fully satisfied that the Wings
arc directly opposed TO your beat ln'crc'ts-'ha'
of equality and the right of suffrage. That they
are at war with your inalicnabe rights, Is a TACT
clearly proved by their own assertions and nu'Hef
Gus efforts TO disfranchisc you,to make you aliens
and REJECT YOU at the ballot-boxcs. These facts
must be to You well known, as they are of great
importance to you, they should be written on the
tablets OF your memory and ever vivid III your
recollection The following is from John Davis,
a Senator from Massachusetts, and an ultra-wllg.
lie says: g LqJorcyS are a commoity bought aud
S0H like merchandise" What expression could
be more revolving to common sense, dcccncy and
humanity Another still worse,
Benjamin Watkins Leigh, the personal enemy
and reyicr of Mr. Jefferson declared i'll the Nir-
GINA Conventions "THAr THE FREE WHITE La
BORING MEN ,ce,c no letter eatiild 10 The right Of
spGagc than The siarcs.'
This is said of the labcrcr generally, without
reference to country or birth. You fellow ccun-
trymcn, have been branded again and again by
these same federal wings as cattle-thc oilscour-
inss of the earth, &c, and even your holy rc-
gion has not escaped the poison fang of their de-
nunciations, but has been made the theme of rib
aid ,cst and vile SANDER. on are told by Wing
Senators, that DAYS labor in this world will Sc
cure your salvation in the next for any crime you
may devise and commit
What has Wing orator, l.. b. Knowlton of
Peoria lately said in this state of you? He des-
IN our rail ronds md canals, and IN making sod
fences. a Low and VULGER herd vho are 1T
twW unfit to be trustcd TO cote, and hm they ca,
be nd,tccd to rote eng rag for a glass Of Wis
hy."
These extracts arc from party claiming all the
dcccncy and morality. Shame on such deccncy
shame on such morality,
Countrymen, let your votes prove tho ialslty Of
their opinion OF you.
Goadcd to desperation by the llst cry which
has been raised against their own intempcrancC
and hard cider principles, (thc only principles
they dare divulgc,) thy seek to charge us with th,
yictcd. Hear what the ycipinG spaniel OF the
Nincwah kennel says on this SUBJECT. Here are
his own words.
"Lugubrious lucubraiious upon morality and
decency have been doled out by the faithful, by
the conductors Of the loco loco prcss--and thi,
from party whose partizan leaders we have
known TO keep open bars aud groggcrs where ii,
adhercnts might pariakc of iJdcHf S1igjS withou
money and without stint and where they have
become 50 drUnk they could not slaud-whom W.
have seen lead their bcsotcd followers to the bal
lot boxes, where loco foco Judges of The election
have FtcfiCyd their vote without a word of rcmon
st'arcoi Al this from a party whose adhcrents
When they erected hickory pole III front of Tat
infamous temple of their more infamous idolatry
ramnany Hall, actually poured barrel o
strong beer into hole dug out TO receive the hot
tim of the pole and then drank the beer from th
hole; 4 party who suspended Porter tOThS aitc
drinking out their contents, upon their hckor,
poles in Pennsylvania; party with many o
whose adhcrcnts the caimatinc spirit is derive
from the Whishcy boith and Rum caR."
Which may safely be pronounced an urmltlga
ted iuschood
| Who are meant here Is it net yourselves
Arouse then and consign by your vote to Iust ob
livion, the vile faction of factions Whiggcry.-
; Teach them again lesson you have taught be
fore, but which they are slow TO perceive, "tha
your votes cannot be bought for a glass Of whis
key" as they have asserted, or at any other pric
clear once more and forever from your skirts tn
vile and infamous assertion. Arouse then son
of O'Conncl, of Grafton, of Emmett, with scor
fling back in their tech the SANDER, and by you
vote at the next election, teach them that they az
> known, Notwithstanding they endcavor to kec
their principles from the public eye.
AN FRESHMAN.
, Lasallc, July rs, 1910.