The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-30
From the spfIi Of the Times.
CAUSE AND EFFECT.

= Vl1W ot aH3lts az Hoy Stdnu' AAoW Sta'"y
ing Is the sight TO every lover Of our country
--evsFy pure and genuine Dempcrai.
Upon one side We behold Federalism shat
tered into million Of fragments, aud every
little fragment walking about Us if it were a
live only 10 lts own interests, and openly hos.
10 the interest Of it's fellows. On ;he olh-
er We lcan perceive themselves, enjoying the
proyidenta discom6ture Of their foes, aud
gradually sliding into solid pbalanx, with firm
determination henceforih never to De imposed
upon. but 10 Tesist and put down al once those
crafty spirits who would fsiter them. though
with CHAINS Of pretended gold, and hooks Of
pseudo silver.
The public eye is now we'll opened. The
pablic mind Is awake. TIE masses have been
agitated, shocked, and aslounded. The tenn
pest has passed over them which Iney uowh-
Iingly assisted to create. and tbundersiruck at
ls effects, as we'll as al ts unexpected vlNta-
ton, they are now prepared, like honest men,
10 confess their error, retraco their steps, and
restore Democracy 10 its natonsl dominion.
Let US take look at recent events. We
shall see ho~ the people have turned out en-
mdsse fIr the deiea. Of shiggery; aud we shall
9.aes, also h,w boldly and iniqui,ously have
been developed the wked designs and .oriu-
ous policy of onr opp,nen We need not say
that the one would occasion, and has maIerI~
ally occasoned the other.
10 the first place, what did the Federal
Wings, during the brief period in which they
ran riot N Congress, intoxicated With their
apparent conference, uoanlnlty and strength
They
REPEALED THE SUB TREASURY Law
thereby leaving the whole Of the public reven-
ue IN the hands of irresponsible individuals,
who may "Swsrtwout as soon as their Prce'
has accumulated in the shape Of public funds in
their posessinn-the very state Of things the
Whige pretended themselves anxious 10 pre-
vsnd They sst
CREATED A NATIONAL DEBT!
Of twelve millions Of dollars, ostensibIy to
liquidade standing claims; but really to satis-
fy their own insatiate thirst for 'rewards"
earned in their l,te pipelayiDg campaign, and
conquest. a National debt our people have
ever heen opposed to, and is also one Of those
Identical measures which the wings openly af-
fscted to shudder at with most religious h,r-
ror and apprehension. They
-iNcREAsED THE TARIFF!l
thus taxing each 'cizen so many additional
doilarsp per AMMAN, 10 order to raise 4 fund To-.
euablea whig administration 10 90 or susap-
tuoasly in their plans Of ar,stocratc estfava-
Rance, and complete the broad ne Of social
demarcatIOn already distinctly traced by them
between the poor man and the rich. They
GAVE AWAY THE PUBLIC LANDs!!!
thus robbiug the government thew had already
Impoverished apparently to benefit the s,atee.
but IN truth for The purpose 60 reducing the
/, national revenu", as to make high tariff ab
aoluiely neeessary, and thus forcing into tho
adoption OF sncb measure, those sturdy aud
CONSCIENTIOUS Legislators, whose wisdom had
forssen, apd whose eloquence so denounced,
its abomiuable character.
Tbeas we're the obnoxi9us fruits Of the Ex-
ira Sessi0n OF Congress- session called by
the Wings only in order 10 exhibit their
strength, crow over their temporary political
triumph, and hurry the nation TO the brink of
ruin. while they thought the people too intox.
Gated with the spirit Of TIppecanee TO invesli-
gate their motions, or suspect the vlainy Of
their designs.
The people were moi 10 be deceived. how
ever. The fret shock operating like shower
bath; cured them of their inebr,a,ion. The
movemcnts Of the stock jobbera, money-chan-
gers, bill brokers, spectators, bank thieves,
and sbinplastef hnancie.s, reused them fo,a
sense of danger They saw these wOrlhies
working harInoniousIy with the new sdminis>>
trstion. Suggesting its movements, and cons
trolling is action, and the fact opened thsir
eyes 10 lha grand scheme Of mischief tharwas
10 progress. What the consequence The
Rrst Thing we had 10 chronicle was the polil-
cal
Regeneration of Indiana.
This State had been thoroughly Federal,
hut disguised with the course, and frightened
at theYacls, Of the party il bad lhrown into
power, compleie reYuI.ion took place, aDd
II threw itself noby, boldly, aGd fearlessly
into the arms o! d rmocracy! The next event
we had the pleasure Of recording, was
Vast Democratic gain in Tennessee.
Hero similar causes produced similar ef.
fects, aud We have no doubt but that had the
election been deferred Until the present mo-
ment, Federalism would have been routed
''horsefoOt and drsgoOOs". Then came ano-
iher
Immense Democratic increase in .aiabdmiG
The ''ball was rolling" and had reached
This fer of Slate The wiichery Of the cry
Of "I1aTrison and Reform" had died away be-
fava The cold n;riuyn or .o.E,, ..I A.. -