Columbus Democrat., 1840-10-03

tt' i Tlla - a'l r.il o. fiiF .laff l.f'H y ar't
and Van buren; and a. they were thea !or The Bnisa
are uaE nr Harrison.
Alden B adj ord, Wlo was Gov. Str0ngs Secretary /
during the war, j. now for iiarri-o1.
Ebenczer Maiioon and Samuel >. Wide, the only /
two SURVIVORS OF tne John Adams electoral ticket Of
l796, IN Massachusetts, are now Harrison men.
Ebenczer Seayer one Of the committee IA Congress
who reported favor Of the war Of l5l2 Is a Demo.
orst.
William Sullivan, lately deceased, was ons Of the
ambassadors OF the Hartford Convention TO Washing
ton. and vas a m'deu Wing az the time Of his death.
Judge lIopkuson an old ard leading FederaIlst. eX
claimed in the Pennsylvania Convention, In 1877
:, Thu. "a tunes oidhlculiy they Ohe Fedea5sisJ tn
umpt and they are now again m'ug INTO power
see some honest fac present who are not ashamed 10
ayow Themselves Fcder.s's"
SamacI Putaam N June, 1912 reported il the Mas
saehuscit. legislature strong memorial TO Congress
against the declaration Of war, whicr was adopted by
4ll6 yeas to 30 nays OF the Federal yeas, thrty-
nine are now living, thirty eight OF whom are nov
Harrison Wings.
This memorial was signed also by two Federal
members Of Congress, both olwhom rcnow Harm
son " hgs.
When Governor Strong heard Of the declaration Of
war, be sent to the LegsIaiurca strong message a.
painst IT, which was echoed by the report OF commit
tee. The only survivor Of that committee Is Charcs
Jackson one ofthe Harrison electors IN 1882. oon-
mtiee was appointed To recommend fast on account
Of the ckcd declaration Of war the only survivor OF
whone is Edmund Dwight, now a Harrison Wing Sen
aluf IN that State
Governor N lron was clerk Of the Democratic Sen.
ate Of Ma sachuses IN 1913. Seth SpragGe, now
Democrat voted 10 build scyenty-iour gun ship, and
present il to the General Government O the hlrteen
acnatos who voed against II, six are now living, al
Harrison Wings.
The thee most prominent actors in the Fancl Hall
meeting against the war, IN july lSl2, are now Nlng,
and all HARRISON Wings
Of the Middlesex meeting in July 1872, to dnounce
the war, four OF The most prominent actors are AVlng
/ all Harrison " hlgs.
OF the Worcester Convention, IN August, lSl2,
which adopted highly tr asonabe address N 'eIalion
to the war, twenty members are known to be hing, all
! Harrison Wings.
Samuel Ho4r and Nathaniel NJ, Davis, two Of the
| Delegates TO the Harrisburg Convention which NOM
mated Harrison, were old Federass, the former hav-
ing been OF trc strongest advocates olthe Hartford
Convention aud the latter having been in the Leglsla-
| ture and voted for 1t.
Lcgercu IA lon,tlll one Of the present Wing com
mttcc If Congrcssmen, was IN the legislature and yo
ted for all the measures preparatory 10 the Hartford
Convention IN the Massachusetts legislature O the
eleven Survivors Ofthose who voted Tor the Hartford
Convention IN the Senate of Massachusetts, ten are
| Harrison " hgs.
OF eighty five members ofthe House Of Representa-
yas, recently surviving, who voted for the Hartford
| Convention, eighty three were Harrison Wings.
| Ofthc twelve survivors Of those who voted against
the Ilannm Convention, eight are now Drmocra s,
one unknown, and three Harrison Welgs.
All the known survivors OF the Hartford Convention
twelve IN number, are Harrison Wings,
| OF Governor Srong's council who advised the
Hartford Convention the only two survivors are llar
rison Wings.
Ofthosc who voted in favor Of Josiah Quncy's reso.
| luton, that ct is not becomnga moral aud religious
people TO rejoice over the victories o The war, ten
survive ninc of whom are Harrison Wings
In lS2i the motion OF seth Sprague, then and now
| a Democrat, This resolution was eXpunged rom the
Senate ournu OF those who voted against cNpung-
inp, ten now survive all Harrison Wings. OF those
who voted for eNpunging, thirteen survive of whom
nine are Democrit-, and three Harrison Wings.
OF the fourteen candidates for Harrison electors
now in nomination, Twelve are old FederaIsts and two
apostatc Democrats, Every one olthem is Ilhg Of
fee holder!
OF the Federal electors who voted for Rufus King,
in opposition to James Monroe in 1916, seven are now
| living. all Harrison Wings.
Ofthe eleven Harrison Wing members the present
Congress, from Massachusetts, eight are old Federal
ISIS, two aposlate Democrats, and one too young tC
have had any character at the time OF the late war; Whit
Mr.. IATmculcr one ol tnG ucmoCTdlc MEMBERS u al
old school Republican.
Nine of the old Federal members Of Congress, du
ring the war, still survive, eight OF whom are Harm
son Wings
Every old Federal Newspaper Of Massachusetts
which opposed The war, now supports Gen. Hhrrsol
for President
| Having thus Identified Old Federalism and Haul
4 sou Whggpiv IN Massachusetts, the exposition give
few item, from other States.
Ia Rcnnond, Vugnl, lhirty-three EcderalSt
n who vote lor old john Adams sill survive, thirty
two Of whom arc Harrison Wings OF those win
voted for Mr. jefferson, six now survive, five 4
whom are sill Democrats.
Il might be added, thai b. w. Leigh, who head
IS the Harrison electoral ticket, became Fcderar>
If in the days OF Jefferson, and begged forgiveness
his Con llr ever having been Democrat!
: In Connecticut, the two surviving members an,
&c secretary of the Hartford Convention are llarri,o
n Wings.
+. Io the Vermont Lcai .aIure or 1913 a resouto
was proposed ixing on day ol thanksgiving 10 A
mighty God Tor lIauisnHs vic ory on The TAamu
e whtch was voted down hy the Federal majnuty q
At that ma orty, seveuiyl>e arr NOW living, seventy
Al our of whom are Harrison Wings.
h The exposition contains The names Of The person
referred To ~ mos, cases, with many other items nj
- alluded to IN this summary
I, Read il Democrats Wings, honest men Of a
N parties; and Nou are not COM nced that ANClEN
!, FEDERA LiSM aud MODERN NHlGnER
' are the SAME THING under different names; me
taeT will you be convinced though one rose lrot
: tht dead.
y The appendix to the exposition atiords further ey
/. dence IN altpn toolhcr recent Developments, th1
It the object Of HE leading Federasts in Massachusetts
e during toe war was TO establish monarchy, with ON
Il oithe royal lamty OF England at It's head. Mr. Wa
a lis saws the British Colonel Nichols told him. the "N
II val commander had las orders to place HARRISON Ora
r. Gus (Oow a eadng Harrison Whlg) at the head OF al
r fairs, until the pleasure OF the Prince Regent wa
known"
What that "peasure" was to be, appears to has
been already arranged. The British United Seryc
Journal O! May lSlh says the object was" TO scparat
e the Northern aud Eastern from he So thern an
1t Western States, TO establish limited Monarchy IN tn