Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1840-10-08

~ - '0S OIu AeGetdl members OF
GGGIaagress, during the war, still survive.
W,oitI WI OF whom are now HARR1soE
Every old Federal newspaper in Mas.
S~Iuus9''s, s',,ll. which opposed the war, now
''PPoIis E zen. Harrison for President.
naylhg " mus identified old Federalism
Gnu. Snu tiarrlSon ,L Whiggery in Massachu-
from other States. -" ''l"'
In Richmond, Vrpini. ,h;.,u .L
fedeTallsls who voted for old Join "A.
ans still survive, THIRTY-TWO of
whom are HARRISON Wings. or tbose
who voted for Mr. Jefferson s;v 'rooo no,',
survive FIVE of whom are still Demo
Gratis. O'AiiO-
1t might be added, that B.WTuou
who heads the Harrison Electoral ticke,.
became a Federalist in the days of JefTer,
son, and begged forgiveness of bis God
Tor ever having been Democrat.
In Connecticut the two SURVIVING
members and the Secretary of the Harteo
ford Convention, are HARRISON Wares
In the Vermont Legislature of 1919. a
resolution was proposed fixing on a dav
OF thanksgiving TO Almighty God for Har-
rlsons victory on the Thames, which
was voted down by the Federal majority
Ofthat majority, SEVENTY FIVE are now
living, SEVENTY FOUR of whom are
HARRISON WHIGS.
The exposition contains the names or
the persons referred to IN most cases.
with many other items of information NOT
alluded TO in this summary.
READ 1T, Democrats, Wings, honest
men OF all parties; and if you are not con-
Vinced that ANCIENT FEDERALISM
and MODERN WHIGGERY are the
SAME THING under different names.
"neither will you be convinced though
one rose from the Dead"
The appendix to the exposition ae
tords further evidence, in addition TO 9th.
er recent Developments, that the object
OF the leading federalists in Massachu-
sets, during the war, was to establish a
MONARCHY, with one of the roval
family Of England al its head. Mr.. Wal
lis says, the British Colonel Nicholas
told him the Naval Commander had his
orders 10 place Harrison Gray Otis (now
leading Harrison Whig) at the head of
lftalrs until the pleasure of the Prince
Regent was knownr'
What that pleasure was to be, appears
o have been already arranged The
British United Service journal of Nav.
$40, says the object was /" to sepatate
he Northern and Eastern from the Soutb-
rn and Western States, to establish a
United monarchy, in the first named
'tGtes, placing one Of the princes of the
toOd on the throne" &c.
From communication lately made TO
$, and published in the Globe, it appears
hat our Government was not ignorant of
hls reasonable conspiracy. In October.
SlS, Mr.. Monroe, then Secretary Of
tate told our correspondent " that com.
lunication had been made to him, with
few days, that there at present exls-
ed, in Massachusetts, what was called
foyGtlst committee; that it was compos-
d OF our own citizens, who were the
lost violent, and some of them the most
rOminent, members of the Federal party:
hat It's object was to endeavor to bring
bout disuniOn of the States, erect New
England into a separate confederacy, and
uUHe the Duke Of Kent father of the
resent Queen of England, to be at the
ead of it," &c.
1t appears flom these evidences, that
harrison Gray Otis was only to be Re-
'ent until a sprig of loyalty could be
.ot from Europe, to mount the Yankee
.arone and be proclaimed KING OF
IEW ENGLAND!
DO any OF our readers suppose that tho
Id Federalists who supported Harrison
ow are any more patriotic or honest
nan they were when they opposed the
ieVernment and the war IN 1913! Is
to be believed that they are less mon
rchsts now than Mr.. Jefferson says they
Iere prior to 1893, or than it now aD-
ears they were in 1882 1t may be that
hey have ceased to look abroad for a
ing, and contemplate an empire some
hat larger than New England; but to
oppose that their principles are changed,
to believe that the Etheopean CAN
hange his skin or the leopard his spots"
Democrats, ifany ofyou have been de-
Ided into the log cabin Of Harrison,
liberalism escape from it with all expe-
ton! 1t is but the turkey trap of the
inning hunter, and if mojority of our
oPIe venture into it, they must expect
have their feathers plucked off and
elr necks wrung, TO FIJI the beds and
FnIsh the tables of royal master, sur
unded by his privileged orders! Star
not! The Royalism of New England
liberalism is a matter of history; the
timer conspiracy against the people of
ennsylvania, supported by arms, is fresh
your recollection; and behold, your
INK presidents, pensioners ofthe Treas-