The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-15
WASHINGTON CRY,
Conclusion tomorrow
OHIO MOVING.

The friends of the administration in Ohio are about
to rally in their strength They are determined to
carry the State. The last Old School Republican
contains admirable address to the people. 1t con-
cludes thus
have but one remedy left to us. That happily j. sim
pie in its nature and easy of execution, We must
set faces against the party leaders, who have led us
to the brink of ruin, and fastening rrerierabiu
into its vortex We must abandon the trading poli-
ticianS who can far forget what is due to the r
country, to turn from il in its hour of calamity,
with heartless indifference and employ themselves
in plots and conspiraces of individual party con-
cern. " We the people" must again lead the lead
ers''-rally around that department of the Govern
ment which has shown itself true to u.s. and cease not
our exertons until shall have supplied the Legs-
atve Halls, State and Federal with patriots instead
of partisals. When this is done, we may look for
return of the blessings to which we are now stran-
gers, and not before. Then, and not till then will
prosperity and repose again pervade country, en-
iyenng and making happy all classes of our coun-
trymen-all of whom have the right to be thrifty and
happy-who ought to be So and who, with the favor
of government just and parental in all its parts
would be so.
1t only remains for us, fellow-citzens, to invite
you in obedience to the wishes of those whom we
represent to meet your brother Republicans, in Cox
yENTIoN, on the 18th day of APRIL next, at this city
On that interesting OCCASION the Republican citizens
Oh OHO VIII together LOT tIe EOOu OF tnelr
country; and prescribe for themselves, in view Of
all the circumstances by which they may be sur
rounded, their own course of duty AS we look for
ward TO the scene which that day will probably un-
fold we feel warranted in the belief that its trans
actions will become memorable in the future history
of our country, those, in which patriotism was re-
vived upon the demolition of pdrtyism ; and the de-
Structure tendencies of the period successfully arrested
by the conservative influences of reason moderation
and justice.
In conclusion, feow-citizens, we think il appro-
pirate to remark, that, from almost every county i'm
Ohio, the evidences have recently reached u.s. which
show that the sentiments expressed by us in this adj
dress, and the objects contemplated by those for
whom we act are extensively and cordially approved
by the rejecting and intelligent citizens of the State
The increasing proofs that the public mind discerns
the sources of our difficulties, and prepared to at
tack the root of the evil furnish the most satisfactory
assurance that our labors will be crowned with sue
cess We wait for your earnest and Jealous CO.
operation in this work, which have endeavored TO
convince you is essential TO our individual and aggrc
gate prosperity
JOHN McELVAIN,
ROBERT THOMPSON, f,o,h
NJ. J. GILBERT, Co''''"Vu'
l.. J. MELLER,
JAS G.. REYNOLDS,
y Wa y. i nr sHtk,vANT' F''"A'i" G.
MOSES II. KIRBY, Marion Co.
6, \. PENFIFLD, Summit Co.