The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1840-09-11
andils3s, stood thus: .
Harrison, 1891 Vance,
Van Buren,, 2O69 Shannon;

Van Buren,, 2O69 Shannon; 25SS /
- rI.. -
Fed. maj. 1852 642
Showing reduction in two years of Clio votes
from Federal majorities. .'Down with the
screws" is the word ,-appeat to the 'suffer.
ings Of the people," The Bank of GAINESVILLE
had, on the LIST of April, 1889, fraction over
two 10 one 10 circulation, yet from that time to
the lst OF July lSlO, they contracted to the a.
mount of one hundred and forty -four thousand
six hundred and seventySfour dollars and 10 do
this with a better grace the Bank of GAINESVILLE
reduced the specie basis by sending to New
York and selling there at premium thirty thou.
sand dollars of its coin.
ln Trumbul county the vote for President
and Governor stood thus ,
Harrison, 1886 Vance. 1856 |
Van Buren, 1892 Shannon, 1869
494 81
Being a reduction of 407 from the Federal ma. !
jority, while,a at same time. a democratic Senator
was elected from the county. The Western
Reserve Bank forthwith commenced its opera.
tions, and contracted" sixty-six thodsand and
eeyenty-six dollars,-being from I.2 to one,
down. TO less than two TO one of its specie in
July, 1s40.
In the county Of Huron, the same votes stood
Harrison, 2795 Vance, e6Os
Van Buren,, 2l43 Shannon, 24lOI
655 1893
Being reduction of457 from the, Federal vote,
in 1889, the whole Democratic ticket triunl-
phnat. Appeal to the .'sufferDgs of the peo-
pie" cry the Feds, and down go the screws
Of the Norwalk Bank. In April, 1889, the
Bank had about 80 80 in circulation to 81 IN
specie, yet. from that dale to July, 1910. it con
tracted" one hundred and sixty thousand and
fifteen dollars l-reduced its specie 1852. 1888
and stands now with a circulation of less than
two to one.
In Cuyahoga the reduction of the Federal
vote was l36,-the contraction of the Banks
was $302, lO3.
These Banks were rotten when they COM
menced the process, and are not sound yet.
They have performed their part in the political
scale, without atfording to the community the
poor consolation that they have in SO doing a.
voided the almost moral certainty of bankrupt.
cy. .. .-,
In Geauga, the votes for President and Gov
ernor were as follows:
Harrison, 32l9 Vance, 1880
Van Buren,, 1465 Shannon, 1854
i 1754 776
Being falling off of nearly 1000 votes in the
Fed. majority. ''The day for reason has gone
BY" says Mr.. Clay" "appeal to the sufferlngs
OF the people," says Mr.. Biddle. The Bank Of
, Geauga obeyed, and from April, 1899, to July,
l8A0, contracted one hundred and nine thou.
I sand, one hundred and seventy-seven dollars.
One more, the couniy Of Franklin, the vott
in 1886 and 1898:
, Harrison, 2I66 Vance, .....-..... $. zoos
Van BGren, 1875 Shannon, 1877
Fed. majority, 79l ...,..,...-.. 337
Being reduction of 4j4 from the Fed. MAORI,
ty. "Down with the screws" cries Alfred
Kelley and his "og cabin" Bank directors, the
people "must be convinced by their suferngs.
I The Bauk of Columbus on the lst of April,
1889, had less than two dollars in paper in cir
culalion to one in specie Clinton post notes ant
e all. Yet, from that time to July, 1910, the,
q substracted from circulation two hundred anC
D sixty-three thousand, FIVE hundred and forty
seven dollars The result is that the Clinton
Bank has now about S rs in paper to ST. il
8 specie, while the franklin has fourteen thou
n sand, one hundred and forty.iwo hollarsM ORR
'r SPECIE IN lts vaults than paper in circnation
= And yet who has not seen the stockholders an
IS directors of these institutions, with very fey
ol EXCEPTIONS huzzaing for the clog cabin
t. preaching up ruin to the country, hypocritica
e Ly bemoaning the reduction of prices and labor
ut and attrbutng alias sin to the administratio
'r when they know they have produced it ther
e selves, to favor the designs of the Federal part
ID and procure renewal of their own charters
Is Freemea of Ohiol the Bank power is in III
y field, armed to the teeth. Their charters ex
u pire in l843, and TO get renewal upon the
i own terms they have formed All alliance wit
ID the Federal party, in warfare upon the admi
! istraon and Democratic principles. You hav
70 seen the declaration of Mr.. Clay and Mr.. Bi
u de- that 'tle day for reason has gone by" 20
. ire to he convinced by your "sutlerings," an
., coerced to abandon your principles. The mot
ie aud manner of fulfilling this declaration W
III have here shown you from the record. III
o. screw is stlturning down: you are to be rule
10 BY money. or you are still to be FREEMEl
20 and the choice is your own hands tilL Octobe
then you must decide it. ''Men. and brethren
&c think Of these thinks" SO 'af ,r..-
as HARRISON. AND THE ABOLITION
~ - CLAIM OF PETITION, AND EXECI
a TIVE COMMITTEE. r
Sc EXTRACT."W wo see Southern mt
,n surrnder the cause Of the South at the shrine
yh Party, we have much to deplore. regard Ge
ed Harrison as conceding the right oil Petition
OF the subject of slavery in his Cheviot Speech,
". his letter to Berren, and think his letter SlJ
How make an appropriation for emancipatio
AZ without acknowledging it to be legitimate 81
26 ect for Petition and Debateg" -
: This position is irresistible--and the eectit
l8 of General Harrison would be the immedia
les signal for flooding the tables of Congress wi
he Petitions, and throwing the frebraud of Agit
ct. ton into the House.-Besides, lot us recollec
.ril lint tho nraat hodu of hia N ,rtha.r, E.;an