The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-03
From the Hamilton Telegraph.
THE GERMANS. ..

The wings hereabouts lay all their troubles
to the id Dulch.' Active measures are
now being taken 10 draw tie lines between tho
Germans Of the country who voted, like in
dependendent men, the ticket which they be-
IieOed 10 be right, and other citizens who
had the good luck 10 be born in this country.
Report says that The wings in this place have
resolved not 20 employ or have any dealings
with The Germans who voted the Democratic:
ticket. We should have treated such reports,
as idle rumor, had i, not been formally an.
nounced in the lnteIligencer Of last week..
We have no doubt but there are some few Of
The leaders Of The whig party al This place..
who are desperate enough, under their late de-
feat, 10 wish that the 'lines' may be drawn.
light upon ali who had the audIciiy 10 oppose,
them in their mad schemes; and we presume
that the ninny Of the lntelligencer wrote BY au..
horily. Blu, we do moi believe that there is-
any respectable man Of the wing party, who.
would 1or one moment counienance such an,
Infamous recommendation, lfthere 10 lei them
come out and openly declare ii. AID ifsuch be
the whig party much as we should regret the
witness such State OF affairs-we think The
drawing Of lines would affect the Democrat,
40 little, perbaps, as il would those who op.
pose us. lfsuch stae Of affairs is 10 be for
ced upon us, we shall be compelled, la SELF
defence, 10 fight with their own weapons
We must see that first rate Democratic Stores
are established iu every town in the cOunlryi
that Democratic Shoemakers, Tailors and
Hatters, and every other branch Of business.
shall be established in the different towns and
the Democracy bind themselves to trade with
and support these. Is the whig party prepar-
ed for this state ofthingsl We do sincerely
hope not. II they are, let them endorse the
proceedings Of their leaders in HamiltoDt il nor
lei theLl speak out like honest men, that we
may understand each other, and know how 10
| proceed.
REFORMED. Oemoctstic victory has a.
good an effect upon Fsderalst, as a sermon
Of Lorenzo Dow's ever had upon an old sins.
ner. Ii produces perfect moral reformation.
The organ Of federal landangoes and drunk an
debauches, of this city, has become wholly
reformed since the election. Il is now q
COED temperance paper A temperance meet.
ing in these parts would be curiosity. For
months before the election, you could not
hear that atempsrance society had ever been
in. eSisence. But liquor having done its ser.
vice at the polls, and poor service too,
think The feds, we will, say they, tickle the
public again with few temperance lectures
Do such poliicalknaves expect the people
are as big rascals as lhmSelveSf hthe lead.
ore are sincere, lel them stick to temperance
all the year round! Them's our sentsmsn1s.
| The RdHlcsnake. The late Dr.. Thorntou
in letter to Mr.. Jeiisrson. says that the
irOtOlas hOridus( rat.lesnake1 being peculiar
to this country, isths finest emble.nsOf' the
United Ela,es that can BE- found. Il never
acts but defensively, il never strikes without
Z giving tair warning, s. whom It does slfike,
10 fatal 49,