The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-11-17
From the New Hampshire Patriot.
MORE REVOLUTION.


We hope that the attention Of every think
ing aud rejecting man IN the country. may be
called to the Startling avOwal OF The N. York
American, one Of the leading and most influ-
enal federal journals in New York, as TO
the course to bo pursued by lie party, in de-
fance of The decision OF the people, and in
trampling upon their will That print, in
speaking ofthe resignation of The federal mem.
bers Of the D. Legislature, & the slate of an-
archy there produced exults, with savage joy,
because il hopes that such scenes will excite
prejudice sgainsl-the democratic form of gov.
ernment, aud bege. favor for anarchy. The
American boldly says ..... ......
"The MsdlsoDlan calls it (ihe resignation)
a whig revolutionary move. Letit be so.-
Ii sounds we'll. And if the remaining States
do not sustain US in the fall elections, the
same movement will take place among the
wings in both Houses Of Congress-"
Wha! are we TO expect of the federal mem
bers of Congress9 ,;Lot it be so"-(REvo-
LuTIoN.( "It sounds well, AND If THE RE
NAMING STATES d. NOT SUSTAIN US IN THE
FALL ELECTIONS. TIE SAME MOVE
MENT WILL TAKE PLACE AMONG
THE WHIGS IN BOTH HOUSES OF
CONGRESS-"
The fall elections have gone against them,
and now we are 10 expect that anarchy, Gisor
ganlzatIon, violence and treason are 10 be re-.
sorted to in order TO ds(ea. the plainly expres.
sed will Of the people. 1t would seem that
no set Of men could be so fool.hardy as 10
attempt such movement in Congress, hut we
know thatlhe blind infauaon of federal arr
istocracy will lead to any excess That par
ty rdcue the idea Of the capacity of the peo
pie Tor self government. They deny to the
people either virtue or sagaclty. They be-
lieVc it to be right TO piunder and rob them Of
the fruits Of their labor, and they are reckless
and hearlless in the use ofany means TO pro.
cure the dependence and degradation Of the
mass. They are equally uuconscionable aud
uDscrupulous, whether fraudulent banks, cor
rupt corporations Of all kinds, the deadly in
ffuence Of The paper money system, the de-
sVruclion of public end private morality an.
archy and confusion or revolution and civil
strife are employed 20 effect their abomnabe
purpose of reducing the great body of the
people to minister TO their luxurious habits
and lordIy, domineering temper. We believe
that their political principles, their views of
tuo IiSH'S VI tHe PooP'0j uhu 'ho leohhSS Gu
gendered by them will plunge the leaders of
the federal party in state Of high party ex.
cltement into any aEocious outrage upon free
institutions or mOnstrous violation Of the in
divlduaI. And we as much fear their delib-
crate action as their outbursts Of brutal pas,
sion. We are prepared then. TO see violence
and force treason and perjury 10 Congress-
f'he arts Of trIckery, cajolery deIusiop g. faIsa'
hood have farled them. Deception and reck-
lessness bave but one more resort. 1t is to
revolution. To them SIT SOUNDS WELL"
and we say lie, the country awaken to the se-
rious3dangers that overhang it. Who can
say tha, apprehension is groundless whom the
organ ofa lOrdy arstocracy promul gates the
atlrocious sentiments it does aud receives no
rebuke from single member Of the whig par
tya Forewarned, le, US be forewarned.