The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-31

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Here (suys the GIobc) we find the origin OF the
''hard cider ard log cabin hunbug. It's derived
from the very head OF the o'd Federal party. Inc
monopolists and purse proud arisiocrats having
failed in all other schemes OF acquiring power, Us
last resort, are attempting to practice upon the
NIachiavean maxim OF their original leader, John
Adams. They are pretending 10 "fUrH Demo-
Gratis, and court me ioueS O The people 'ct" an
ardor, an art, aad Shlii, phtch no rWgar Ne
mocrat can GHcin'' Hence their awkward and
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Asohe instance OF lher attempt 10 court the
loves, OF the people, the iederalis's declare that
'ne administration has throw" all the poor men out
" cnP oE Is ms assertion lrue win regard 10
Tue nboflhs class oil ,hls Htltc: TN Inc contrary
Is iaISe' ever! WORD oil IL; Where are Inc poor
men ont OF employ W mere are the poor men
,ht ask rcI'ai Is 1t not fact that hundreds OF
lahorerS IN aHoIlion TO The present number, could
lnd employ IN tins state; Is II not fact that ma
sons ho"Se-catpcntcrS, and all Kinds OF 'necllan-
lrS are IN unprecedented demand; Is 1t not Tact
'Ha' people are not able to bnld repair houses be-
cause liey cannot ma Worklncn to do II; and that
TOO, nj the highest price ever paid Tor such labor
are not these iacis' They are, and cannot he de
med; they c0nno' be conlroSerled a iew years ago
q merchant paid sevenly-il,c cents hundred for
freight from los'on lie now pays dollar, and
lni OF the tine cannot get his goods at that price
The camstcrs have more than they can do, And
yet say the ruth-tcl,ihg Cmcriles, they are all out
OF employ, and must oppose Mr.. Van Buren,. We
know mechanics in this vicinity who are, as they
say, drove TO death with work, and cannot an
swcr fourth part Of their calls. But they are out
o9fcmp'oy, their w"sc. are down, and they mus,
down WIN the administration lhe Young man
WHO wishes 10 WORK out upon Farm inds ready
employ, and commands The highest wages, gets G.
nonsh to eat ana to drink and to wear; yet he Is
told that the tines are hard that he y cruelty op,,
pressed ana m!S' JON me skunE SKIN h"rrahS ana
eject uch ilafISon,So lhat me llheS may Nc cas'-
cr' Inc house painter, The house JOINER the ma
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