The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-03-06

whiggery for, with sVeRaahee: Th
IpurseprOud sristoclaI is iSuaed, mos
4 ID humble life are hoeted 81 aud dispis
ed; and viewed as aawouh. 10 ioucl
| me hem Of the rich tnans galmenti
The crowd than called Tor aMuphy
Murphy aud soon thai great gun
appe ared-snd spoke for perhaps wen
~ minutes. His remarks we're ihi
most FOOLISH, that o man ola sane mint
could be gnilty Of putting forth. III
called Mr.. Van Buren t,rani, king
and all that; and said be had violated
the constitution and laws Of the land!!
And did not give one argument TO sus-
tain his assertions. But arguments ART
out of the question with the federal par
ty; vile slang, worthy Of London fst
market is what may be expected from
them. Murphy next said that Gen,
Harrison lives in httls log cabin, and
has scarcely enough Of money 10 pur-
chase 'hard CIDER to drink; 'and' ex-
claimed the orator, very psthetIcally
'we aoU wdnt 10 more h,m to WASH
ington city, to lire in stone cabin, and
pay him $25. 900 a year to purchase
plenty Of hard eider' for himself and
friends !!!!! Who would be so. un~
generous as not 10 vote for Harrison,
after hearing such overwhelming argu-
ments as these2 As tine whole speech
was Of the same materials as that above
quoted, you will excuse me for not all
ludng To the dirty slang further.
Next Thomas (Solitude) Ewing was
called upon, and he then rose and ad-
dressed the crowd for half on hour.
His Speech was Of piece with that Of
Murphy;dealIng out bitter inyectives a.
gainst the Administration --Tet US
unite TO put down the corrupt adlniuis-
uation,' said he, and put homes, men in
their place. The rogues have been in
power long enough, &c. VIII the peo>
pie Of this country sit down in quietIde
and hear the men in whom they put con
denounced as request | mis-
take their character if they will. He
next commenced abusing the present
democratic Legislature; but for what
no person but himself could fell
Poor chapfaIIen, broken down, 'Soli-
ude,' your humbuggery will not suit
he ears of sober thinking men. |
The assembly then called out for
Douglass" (Of ChiIIicothe) and what
10 you think, red headed, hang-dog |
.oun,enanced man, who, have been
old lives in Cadiz, was making his way
or the platform for The purpose Of ma
ting a speech!!! 'Put thatred headed
elbow down; it's not him; Douglass of
Chillcothe, we want Put him down.
-'Boots; boots,' vociIersted The
rang, and the man with the red hair
ineaked away.
The convention then passed pTelimin.
wy resolutions, &c. One ofthese res
buttons called for the appointment Of
from each county, to report
% the Convention The supposed major
ties that Harrison will received THIS is
he way tia! the Cads elect candidates:
y on paper, before the election! The
Democrats count at the polls! 81
then adjourned. During the |
evening the same foolery above desert
led was KEEP up, and of course | can
not repeat il. ! should mention one
act however, that likeness of Gen.
Harrison was suspended over the pave
nert on High street, and as procession
passed under i, they took oftheir ha is!
have always kno wn that the federalists
we're given 10 mcn worship, bu, never
init! to-day did think they would wor-
sbip canvass painting!
Saturday Evening, Feb, %, 1870
What ! have written on yesterday, Il
am afraid has been extended TO wesr
Isome length, which will compel me now
10 be brief Well THOMAS COR
WIN, a federal sbolihonIs,. has beer
nominated by the mongrel convention,
and the crowd is now leaving the city,
full of pat-riOtism and tohiskey mot 'hard
cider.O They marched ropud The ci.
" half dozen times this morning, with
their log cabius," and fort, and steam
boats, and ships, and buzzards, and Tin
pans, and pictures! AS they passed the
State House, they would stop,$ call the
names Of members aloud, and send up
the most iepdish groans imaginable; &
in fact democrat could no, walk the
streets without subiecting himself to
the insults ofthe 'decency' bankers and
loafers. As they passed the Statesman
Office, the crowd again stopped, and
commenced groaning and Kissing and
were about making an attack, by runs
ming up the stairs, but they were repul'
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