The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-02-05
enemies Of JefIersOnian DemOcracy.-

And who can doubt that they arei-
What are their leading measuIesl The
assumption of the State Debts, the
charter of United States Bank, the
enOclmenl of Tariff, NOT for revenue.
but Prolectioni a general system Of In
IerDal Improvements; and, IN fine, the
exercise Of all powers by tie Federal
Government, which a minority may
deem conducive to the general weL-
fare" This is The "FederaI creed"
or the "coalhionisis," Harrison, We5~
ster, Clay, Adams, Talmadge, Rives,
Slade, Crttenden, Seward, Ritner, Sls-
phens, COrwin, Kelly, and thousand
other leading and wealthy Federalisls.A
The ADVOCATES Of Jeffersonian Dem.
ocracy have, then every thing TO fear,
and nothing to hope, from such party,
flushed with victory, obtained By the
aid Of nine hundred Banks, fighting for
exclusive privileges and possessed ofthe pow
er and patronage of the Federal, Government.
But will give description of this coalition, its
aims and objects, in the spirit-stirring languages
of politician who feared the downfall Of liber-
ty, should it succeed. He says: Il hnk wo
have before US the Severest conflict of parties
that the country has ever experienced The
coalition between Clay q Rivss, and the inlri>
gues evidently on foot auxiiary to il, presents a
combination OF great power. 1t arrays against
the people-the honest yeoman and plundered
ploughman-a vast amount of talent, sustained
by all the monied power. (the associated
wealth, } the land. live can succeed in
making the true issue, the result will hot be
doubtful this our opponents will seek to
avod-and if they are permitted 10 use their
appliances of Banks and money, upon faign-
ed or false issue, they may triumph. This is
now their stratigie>obviously. They dsown
a National Bank, renounce Internal Improve
ments, deny the Tariff thus make themselves
popular-win upon the confidence ofthe peo-
! pie, and break down the Administration. by uni>
versal opposition and unregulated abuse. The
great paci6cator, IN his last trial. seems resolved
to embrace, within his capaciouS arms, every
party and every interest-even though con-
strained, for the sake ofthe South at large, to
get his foot upon the Abolitionists, he takes
care that his friends shall not forsake them
This coalition, thus truly described, is now
triumphant And this trump has been Secur.
ed by adding Gen. Harrison 10 the firm of 'Cluy
& Rives'--a name of all others best calculated
10 win upon the confidence the people. and
at the same lime secure the triumph Of federal
ism.
The triumph of this coalition calls aloud fol
every democrat to grid on the rusty armor of hi'
father to rally on the doctrines Of Jefferson, an,
defend, at every hazard, popular righrs. and tht
sovereingty of the States. Ia the language o
Jefferson, 'let all who have wandered from the
republican fold return to their first love- Lc
US meet our adVersaries in every ward of ever,
city, in every township in every Stale, and il
every town, village and hamlet in the eonfde
racy and discuss the principles on which our in
sttutions are based. Let every democrat thu
devote portion of his time and his talents t,
The disseminate n f,eI ublican principles.
BY this course our adversaries will be- fOrcet
10 show their hands, and be 10 longer permitted
to skulk about IN 'coon skins" OF take shelter
from the arrows Of truth, in the log cabins
which they have disgraced. They are wolve
in 'coons skins -federalists in disguise, vino
under the feigned pr, tence Of being democrats
aided by fraud in conceallng their principles fror
t the people during the late canvass, have obtain
ed power.
Those who supported Gen. Harrison are nc
all federalists, but an overwhelming majority o
them are; and this majority, in carrying Ou
their measures, will be doomed to defeat, if I'll
= democrats who supported Harrison are true t
the principles of Jefferson, for, in that case the
will he bound to unite with us in opposing tn
charter ofa bank, and every other scheme {
: the federolists. But the great danger is, tht
the fedcraliSts, by pretence Of being democrats
: aid rally on Mr.. Madison as the champion Of
U. s. Bank, will be enabled to carry this uncon
stltulonal, but lavOrte, measure If the money
= ed aristocracy. Should the establishment of
i 100 million bank unfortunately succeed, it wi
q inevteabIy impel the democratic States of thi
Union, in defence Of their reserved rights,
plant themselves on their sovereignty and IL tn
words of the Va. resolutions declare The charte
= 10 BE deliberate, palpabIe and dangerous exer
, else of power, not granted by the said compact
a And that the States who are parties thereto hav
the right, and are in duty bound TO interpoS
= for arrestlng, the progress ofthe evil, and fo
" maintaining, within their respective limits tll
= rights, authorities and liberties appertaining
them
j The political course ofM Madison has bee
as changeable as the hues of the chameleon.
y Hence II is absolutely necessary to place him
s his true position befo the people of Ohio TO pr
= rent interested "paDer mongers" and polite
gamblers from fraudulent use of his popUl
name to build up a 100 million bank as a dem
cratic measure. The opinions orpubic men al
: public property, and are Legitimate subject
= investigation. At the proper time will, ,her
d fore investigate the course efMr. Madison, con
mencing with his carer in the federal CONVEX
ton. JEFF ERSON.
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