The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-08-27

weaver's, fell upon those that take no part
in their secret doings, ,and tell them we will
90 for the removal if the majority say so,or
against division if the majority say so, or
any thing that will answer their purpose,
and after they are elected 90 direct TO the
reverse, and when we chas,ise them they
deny it, although the country is flooded
with such promises under their signature.
Such treatment is disgustful beneath the
dignity of a gentleman or even tile savage
and Whereas, the plea made by the Dan
vile faction at Harrisburg to the members,
that the removal question of Columbia coun-
ty was not question of the people, but
mere speculation of few individuals of
Bloomsburg, and 10 rebut oIr majority OF
petitioners, said Bloomsburg could purchase
as many names as they wanted at two cents
head; is an attack upon our character
and morals almost beyond human iorbear-
ance, but we will teach them Gf we
are not brought up in boarding schools and
colleges) tina! we have hard fist, and
strong arm, and a heart of benevolence
| (which we have extended so far to the Dan
| vile clique we admID and spiri! OF re-
venge which we feel anxious 10 put in ac'
ton through the ballot box, based upon a
local question next October. Therefore
| ReSoiued we earnestly impress
upon the removal men of each township TO
hold meetings and call upon the County
Committee TO advertise for county meeting
friendly TO the removal, 10 form ticket
friendly TO our cause, and when such a
ticket is formed we shall all join together
regardless OF party politics, and we will
give long pull, and a strong pull, land we'll
all pull together, and we'll show them who
the petitioners are.
| Resolved--That we will not support any
man for Assembly who is not known TO be
favorable 10 our cause, viz: for the removal
and against division. Pledging wont
answer this case.
| ReSolUed-That we view the course o
our worthy Representative, Daniel Snyder,
Of the noblest stamp independent for Equa
Rights,and no battling and pledging, which
meets our entire appreciation.
| Resoiued-Thai we believe that DAME
Snyder should receive the entire votes Of al
parties OF the removal men, and send hin
back 10 Harrisburg TO watch over our right!
and liberties and s. F. Headley.
ResOiued-That we view the conduct o
Senator Headley as contemplate, alte
pledging as he has done, which shows
weak head, dshones, heart, and tralto
that deserves 10 be rebuked as Arnold wa
by friend and foe.
| Resoiued-That this meeting being com
posed of men enjoying different politics
sentiments, mutually join in supporting on
candidate who is 10 contend for removal
and solicit the same Of all friendly.
ReSolUed-That as there is no polite;
question 10 agita,e the minds of the peopl
in the county, we heartily recommend tn
combined organization of all those VIII
: justly see their present unequal opportun
lies of correspondence 10 the seat Of jusslc
and give the long pull, the strong pu
and the pull altogether for the removal cal
didale.
le Resolved-Tha. these proceedings
signed by the officers, and published in q
the papers in the county friendly 10 Il
cause.
Il JOHN STALEY, President.
A. L. Moore, JOHN HEYMAN. NIcHoL.
KINpr, ISAAC S. KLINE, Vice Prtsiden,s
.Iemss DeaciH. Henry Eyer, Secret
ries.