The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-09-22
THE TRAITORS REBUKED EVERY
WHERE

The reasonable conduct of The Federal mem
bers of the Legislature. lie the moet disastrous
failure committed by the Federal party, since
the passage Of the Alien and Sedliion laws.
under the administration Of John Adams. The
leading Wings Of this State are already. con-
vinced of This. and although every exettion is
mad5 10 extott the appearance of appreciation
for the act, gladly would they wash their hands
oft il they could 10 their writings to escape
public indignation, and to divert the public
from the contemplation Of that monstrous and
revolutionary ac,, they ere striv,ug TO make il
appear that the Democrats will secsde as ,hey
did, should the Wings obtain majority in the
next Legislature. Such an event, they profess
TO regard with holy horror, as destructive ofall
Government. lsnol This palpabe confession
Of their guilt, coroboratng the views expires.
sed by the Democracy on the nature and con.
sequence Of this treason, If frecoguizsd by tho
people Of the Stale, as proper and jus4
1t also convicts the traitors Of par alleled in.
pudence, which could flow from no other sour.
ces than the scared consciences Of guilty and
terrified men. ..
II is full confession oftheir crime, which
they seek to paliale, BY charging its coutem.
plation upon their opponents. But the feintis
too bungng 10 excite any other feeling than
pity for those who employ so Aimsy mask to
conceal their condemned and abhorred dee do.
The Mansfield Banner, speaking OF the fate
Of the conspirators, in RiehIand county, Says.
"The Wings about here, in their conyersa.
tons, do not hesitate TO condemn tha move
ment as unjusti6able. We are happy TO learn
that it is the prevailing opinion at this time,
that the character Of Richland county is not
about to be disgraced by the adoption Of any
resolutions al any public meeting, spprobaiing
this reasonable conspiracy sgainst our gov
ernmeni."
lis fact, that The Wings have backed out
ofihe position, that minority Of the LegisIa-
/ ture have rlgh, TO conspire together, 10 break
up the Government. tits conceded BY their
journals, that iflheir treason should be srepea,-
ed. there will be no longer any Governments
4 in The State ofOhio. Il is admitted that ID
would beueason for Democratic minority 10
resign as tho Wings did,. al the Extra Session.
The Chronicle and other Federal Journals.
say that such 40 act on the paFl of The Denoc
Tacy. would be 'dissolution Of The Govern.
4 menL' Thus, the Wings themselves, convict.
their own leaders Of conspiracy and treason.
Il They stand before the public, confoasiniI tho
crime OF which he whole community, have
found them guilty. They coufess, but have
moi Ie2ented; their crimes will be punished BY
the PEOPLE -Cin. Eoo
LATEST CASE IN BANKRUPTCYs
The TippecanOe club, late Of Montpelier,
deceased, has been decreed bankrupt By itSs
executors, who reftse to pay the rent on, The
room which i occupied, and the posiageilcon :
iracted for log cabin and hard cider newspa-
pers, and for other correspondence. There's
whIggery 10 nui shell. All promise buin
pay. The late democraiic Post Master who
trusted them is hardly worthy Ot sympathy
having trusted knayss, knowing them TO be