The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-07-08
TIE GUILLoTlNE AT WORK BLOOD STILL
STREAMING TWENTY HEADS TO A BREAK
FAST,

TIE GUILLOTlNE AT WORK-BLOOD STILL
STREAMING TWENTY HEADS TO A BREAK
FAST.
Never, perhaps in this or any other Government has
the bloody work of prescription been carried on with
such feroclty is at this time by the Federal lead-
ers at Washington. Webster and Clay, like Murat
Snd Danton of f93 are at the head of affairs and their
cry is more victmsl more victims. Victims to what
To Federalism Indeed blood-thirsty have they be.
come, callous 10 every Of honor so remorse~
less to all the dictates ofhumanity- not the
ged and warworn soldiers sparedbut all are hur-
ried to the block at the rate Of 80 week: And Ohio
is called on furnish her share of the victims that it
takes to feed the gorgons OF Federalism.
letter in the Statesman, states that every Democrat
postmaster in the Sd Goodes) Congressional district
has been removed. The Postmastes at West Liberty,
Cadz, at Newark, at Marietta, at Lebanon. at Low
er Saidusky, at Urbana. at Delaw are at Monisown,
all have been convicted ofthe crime of being Demo>
cra and have had the knife put their throats. Some
of lIem too, who werc out in the last war, defending
their country, while The Federal leader Webster in
Congress voting against the appropriations to carry on
the war-vong against the apr Troprations even to pay
Ihe poor and half clad soldiery Such is Federalism
ting up to Heaven, crying for vengeance their OPP
pressors for human rights for human justice, we see
the Federal press mute and silent on the subject Not
deisDing to lei the people know Of the changes
M. ttoy look on. and like Richard ''Sme, and smile,
aud murder while they smile"
The Spoilers have even extended their ravages into
Tscarawas. Old she is in SIM doep as she is dy-
ed in Federalism, they Id not pass her without
SIaking their thirst in the blood of one poor Dem
ocrat We allude to Mr. COLLIER, Postmaster at Do
yer, who has been removed to make room for more
supple instruments One who Il bend and bow, and
crook the knee, to lick the feet of Majesty" Why
was Mr.. Collier removed Was he unpopular with
die cilzens' Did he neglect his duty, he nconl-
Peient or was he dishonest No; he was DEMO-
Graf! That was the crime for which he must be
inundated! and another put in his place, who has not
even the good will of majority ofhi OWL fellow c
zans; who could not get the of majority OF his
own Wing friends in Dover to sign his petition, \
The strides orTederlIisn are fearful. But lei them
70 on. n day ofrchibution will come. And as sure
they are in power wlttheY be called to an ac'
sounl for tho abuse of that power. To gain power
they told they would 'Proscrbe Prescription. They
would pcrsecute for opinion sake, How have
they fulfilled this pedgei To gain powerthey told US
the expenses of Governmenshould be Iess They told
MS the people should be taxed less. They told US we
should hsve good currency and plenty ofi they told
ps we should have better times, high price for labor
md hundred other pledges did they make, moi one of
which have been observed. On the contrary acts of
apression are put in force, which nothing but patient
Vsople would CT could endure without an appeal 10
mms. Will they, can they submit much longer. They
have bound themselves, but will they become bonds.
nsnY They have suffered iheyoke to be put on, but
shall tbend them to the eartli God forbidf Then
BLOW Democrats, you who have had your rights inva-
ded-you who have had your families turned out Of
doors because you would not succumb to the party
now In Power--yon who have fought for your country
anes, take cheer, AND be ready 10 6gh. again. The
Tsgn Of Federalism cannot last. Already do we hear
de deep murmpripgs ofa injured and delnded people,
against the fr9 pctsofa Federal Administration, and
iSou earnest praycrihat discerd may stalk through
thrr TanksS-divds them-.>break them in pieces and
bu them from their high PlaeesaS lloy were in 1900
lever 10 sniiae power for forty years 10 come.