The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1842-10-08

his low and of rep pea.ed falsehoods relating
10 Daniel Snyder and ourselves, for the pur-
nose OF Turning the attention Of the people
from the main question before item. On
Saturday, last he attended meeting held in
Derry and spoke for an hour, the whole
burhen Of his speech being reckless tissue
Of low, vulgar blackguardism. deMacsion and
faIsehoods, that would have diseraced the
yaries. street brawler in drunken frolic a,
) miIisia muster. He received, however,
I one Of the severes. rebukes ON The spot, ,ha,
could be given BY an intelligent, disguised,
and insul,ed people. They all left him and
silently retired beyond the sound Of his
voice. Never was man more severely
mortified and chop.ialen. He looked as if
be was calling upon the earth to swallow
him, that he might avoid any further notice.
He quickly jumped into his carriage and
made all haste for Danville, and we hope
he has been now practically taught lesson
which he ought long since to have known,
that although such vile, contemp,ibe eIec-
,ioneering may answer for the merida OF
Danvie, the intelligent freemen Of the coun-
" will no. receive vitaperatlon and slander
as arguments against the election Of an hon.
es, man, nor will they be made to believe
,ha. thew make removal any more unjust,
| or division any more just. No, nor will
they blieve that man, who requires such a
course Of electioneering to sustain him, any
more worthy of their support. II will re-
coil back upon their heads with ten fold force
on the llih day Of October next. when the
trsemen of the county will speak. with one
voice Of thunder through the ballot boxes,
/ and place their vote upon such base and con-
,empible electioneering, by giving Daniel
Snyder al least ONO thousand majority over
Richard Fruit, whose only claim to their
support. is the ability with which his
friends are able 70 WELD q weapon ten
times more 10 be dreaded in society, than
the assassins dagger.
Il is an old trite saying shat, mems poe
lels governs their principles and actions.
and never was it more completely verified
Than in The conduct OF the Danvlle faction.
They have always been loud in their de.
nuuciations againt interpretations and banks,
in the electioneering campaigns whenever
they supposed they could advance their in.
srest thereby; but as soon as the election
was over they were as eager to embark the
whole hog in them, as they had before
been jealous against them. 1t seems .ha,
,he fever takes them but once year.
Wm. Col. vas elected 10 the Legislation
as an anti Bank man, but no sooner does
hs take his seat than he uses his influence
10 procure charter for bank in Danville.
IN compliance with petitions signed by the
whole Danville faction. And Valentine
Best, with all his borrow OF interpretations
was willing TO be included in company
ha! was to receive. as Gift from the
,iale. the North Branch canal, upon which
The state had expended upwards Of - ooo..
900, and for which the people would have
10 be taxed 10 pay if he succeeded in get
ling it. Blu. thanks 10 the sternness Of our
Representative Daniel Snyder, he was de-
fssled IN getting the finished portion. and
his makes him SO violen. agains. his re.
election.
Colt, too, could vote FOR ONE appropri-
lion Of five thousand dollsrs to the Danville
Bridge company in addition to ten thousand
before appropriated TO the same incorpora
dor, and for the building Of
poor house, at an immense expense TO the
county. TO keep the poor Of Mahoning town
shp a, The cost of the other townships, but
when the county ask for their rights. they
a'e struck with holy horror at the idea be
cause il will conflict with the interest of
their pockets. o. how afraid they are, thai
lie people will DO taxed for their own ben
tit
The Algerine or John G. Montgomery
or him, says Mr.. Kidder did no. in debate,
Nv, that tho nanv,iIa horare at Haryishnro