The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-10-09

the united support Of bis party, aud the
'msn who will get it, a.
HIS opponent is .Th0MASaC R.
WIN, who is the candidate Of the Fed
eral party, aud the moneV mongers. He
is lheSdVOeste Of swindIing 0orpora-
tons, AID goes roami G about the cnun-
try prOclsimIng that they are above the
! tpeopls, that the Legislature has no pow.
er or control over them. He lie a rank
abOhtionisi, anG voted in the Ohio Leg
islaiure 10 favor Of allowing negroes 10
gips testimony in courts Of justice to
swear away the lives Of white men. He
voted while in Congress in favor OF
squandcrins The peoples money tor prin
ting abolition petitions. He voted to
waste the time Of Congress in the con-
sideraton Of abolition petitions. He vo
ted to violate the spirit Of the Consttu>
tion, by Congress interfering with the
institution of Slavery in the District of
,Columbia. He showed his regard for
the poor man, when he voted 10 the D.
Legislature in favor Of repeating the law
silo wing Stays on executions.
Besides all these, he is not honest.
For he tells the people in his speeches,
that Mr. Ys0 Burel's administration is
exlravagant beyond precedent, and yet
he voted for every appropriation except
one made by Congress for this "extrav
agaut administration He tells The pee
pie, the Sub Treasury Bill is giving
unlimited power to the President, and
vet IN 1884, he voted Tor that bill as
brought up by Virgiuian. He tells the
people, the "Census B,ll,' is plan ol
the President to tax them, and yet he
along with other whigs voted for that We
ry bill. He resigned his seat in Con-
gress earlyiu the summer, ye, until late.
" has been using and abusing the4rauk
ing privilege, thus committing a FRAUD
upon the Government. Such fellow Gil
izens, is Tom Corwin, the Bank Can.
\ didate for Governor.
We next present you with our Con.
gressional Candidate,
JAMES MATTHEWS,
a man Of distinguished reputation as {
lawyer oftried principles, Of unfinch-
ing firmness, and finn believer in the
Democracy of Jefferson, jackson, ant
Van Buren-,hat the people are capa'
BILE Of self government, that they have .
right TO instruct their Representatives.
,ha, the majority shall always rule, and
that no monied arisiocracy shall eve
ride sough shod over the American pei
pie.
| Mr.. Matthews is the artlfcer Of hi
own fortunes, and by his fearless course
10 the cause of democracy, has endsar'
cd himself 10 the citizens of his ow
county. By them he has been honCre
with a sea, in the State Senate, where
by his votes and his speeches, he ha
proved himself a democrat Of the rlgl
stamp, and worthy the support Of til
democracy. Ia the National Congress
) khe- will be an honor TO the Burkey
State, as we'll as to the 18th district.
BENJAMIN REAM,
is the candidate We present you for III
Slate Senate. He is,a PLAIN, unassu
ming bot true democrat. lie is we
known, and respected and esteeme
wherever knowo. As gentleman, q
}. a correct and industrious business ma
he has no superiors. What is more, NJ
Ream, is no Office seeker, and only &C
- seuied 10 The urgent solicitations Of h
: friends 10 accept the nomination.; yet bt
: -cause he has done so, he has receive
d full sharo of abuse through corfu
n and hireling press. by gang of assa'
o sins (siabbtng in the dark as usua
: more fit to be hammerDg stone iu Il
n penteutiary, than the proprietors al
h writer's OF public press. But what do'
;, Mr. Ream or any other honest man Ca
= for such viIi6cations 2 SnIeotd by
tiueproachable chara ter, and honesty
x purpose, he looks d ,wn at the skulkr
{ knayes, cowafds and villi6ers, with fec
q ings Of commsssration and coniemI
3 in Mr. .Ream, we have candida
who has the confidence Of his party, al
who will obey his constituents. Th'
= fellow democrats, tu n Out on Tuesd'
r next, and give him yonf suffrages, al
/, rest assured your reliance in HIM W
= not be misplaced.
, JAMES HOCKlNBERRY.
Is our candidate for Representativ
y He is a Democrat in every seuse
D the word.-A man who has batlled lor
h and faithfully for the democracy. al
i now comes before them Tor portion
I their support. With his qualification
: his fellow citizens are too familiar
need any thing said by US. Let the d
r mocracy give him their undivided su
y port.
The candidates for the county offic'
o are also. well known, 10 their fello
Q oitizens, as men of fuprigbtness. hone
ty and integrity, and fully qualified