The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-12-01

mo DIFFFERENcE TO NE The New
York P,eb an very justly asks:-Ho~ many
who in 1910 said, 4 am poor mant~St vii
make little difference 10 me which party rules
nov find the change has affected even them;
driving them to The Alternative OF crime or
starvation.
The New Hampshire Courier, whig, says
'it is madnels IN The wings TO persist IN sup
porting Henry Clay
TRUE ENOUGH The Wings Of New York,
10 explain the cause Of then defect. say, II
raned! True enough. ii rained Democracy
in torrents .deuglng the whole SlaIe There
10 no tel ling when The rain will cease there;
but it is a refreshing, invIgoraung, l'ie Civ
ing, bounliful ram; the reign OF Democracy.
Cincinnati Eoqii iirer'
We are now Witnessing the singular opera>
tou of q government owing $50 600, 600 dis
trIbu,ing money among The Saesl So says
the ~ Y Aurora, and It might have added;
that The aforesaid Safes are accepting this
mon4y, knowing that it does no, belong 10 the
gver. They should all be indicted for grand
larceny. Spirit Of The Tunes.
A BRIGHT IDEA. The editor of the Fort
Pickering (Tenn.) Eagle says: 'A'lthat now
remains to be done, after the domination Of
Mr. Clay is 10 elect him.
Give that editor Button.
RHODE ISLAND. Democratic party are
organizing robly in lhis State, in view of the
great Convention which is a about to come
ffthere. The city Of Providence ls moving,
tho towns are moving, and everything lndIca.
tes that the arIsiocrauc party musl soon bow
TO The supremacy Of The people. FREQ suffrage
and equal representation are ardinal points Of
the Democratic falth; and the united action Of
the ffeemen Of Rhode Island, pushed on by
the impulse Of the Democratic ascendency IN
o;her States. Is beginning to>tell goriously on
the cause of equal ngh,s.
The SUB TREASURY SYsTEK. have al-
luded on several OCCASIONS 10 the movements
OF the Democracy IN various parts oft he coun
try in relation to the Sub Treasury system.
The following 10 q copy Of the resolution on
this subject, adopted at the late Democratic
State Convention, IN New Hampshire:
Resolved, Th-, the only constitutional and safe
system for the col ecuon & disbursement ofth
government revenues whose operation has, 80
far 90 tested, fully answered the ends Of lis in
sttutIon and whrh will stand the test Of time
and trial, whose speedy re establishment tho
people of the country satisfied with the GALA
milous experiments Of other systems, do as
we believe, require and demand, Is THE
SYSTEM OF THE INDEPENDENT
TREASURY.
LAST WORDS OF HARRISON. Two or three
days before tho good old General was killed
by Ethe souness and selfish men about him,
he made the following affecting remark to Prof
FL, of Indiana, vino called 10 see him.
Profit am glad to see you. The federal
pollien of the wing party are making desper-
ate efforts to Selze the relns Of government,
they are trying The most unmerchul PrOscrlp
ton; and, If they continue to do so much lon
ger. they will drive me madp
They did drive the good old man 10 hla
grave, and then called John Tyler traitor
because he proved equally Infex'bIe with Gen.
Harrison IN resistance TO The federal portion
Of The wing party, who wanted and were delIr-
mined 10 have an u. s. Bank They can't
kill Mr.. Tyler, nor 'drve MN mad Of'hiS
the federaIlsts have proof posve.- o. Rep
COL. WEBS SENT TO PRISON.
We learn from he New York Herald Of
Sunday, tina; on Saturday last Colonel Webb
was arralgned on the recen Indictment iouad
against him for leaving the State with the in
tent to give or receive challenge to 6ghl
duel,' emanatlng from his meeting with ThOm
as F. Marshall IN Delaware. Wuen arralgn
Cd Webb plead guilty. and referred TO the
justification he had offered on the previous
trial. The District Attorney moved that WebO
bs committed to prison. The Recorder COM
| m,t,ed him for sentence.
y8The lowest term Of Imprisonment, that the
Court can lrf1lct 10 two years in the Stale Pria
ou, at Sug-Slng,
0FSTHE WHe CAMP. Not q howl over
the Florida Northumberland groan over
universal ru,n"-not a word sbOut the ex.
changes-no; lisp of national bank--not q
surley growl about the cold lion"-lhe ds~
structiVes-,he agtsrans--no speeches on the
% despotisms-no, quite 80 much drunken-
ness bui little swaggering-no yes Of whig
vlctors, not whImpel. This is "change"
Hart. Times.