The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-02-03
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There is an article uudsr the editorial
head Of the AdrOcats Of The 23h ult which, not
for the Clject with which It was written, might
he lett unnoiceh on account of the pen that wrote
H. Of tha,a object sha say omelhiug; of the pen
nothing TIC ultl,e is dictated by the usual spirit that
characierses that paper. While the people groan>
ing uuder the fatal cousequencesof the present banking
sysem,-yea, while they ae growing indignant and
bursting with auger at the ilnuds of the swndlers in
whose pay James Patrick drives his oathsOme trade,
he, like evil genius, sls moulding false doctrines
and sophistTy, to turn the Indignation OF the communN
ty from the idols his depraved mind worshps and las
ten it on The true friends Of the people. Bu will not
change this man with being the author Of the base
calumnY he is content TO circulate that the Democratic
pnrty are responsible for TIE present system Of Banking.
1t was concuced by Older aud subter heads than his,
and who had mote interest in turning aside the tide of
indignation which is accommodating as it rolls along;
but he is the tool plUyed to publish il to the people Of
Tuscarawas County. But what would gang ofthieves
gain to hire liar to raise the cry of fire, while they
should pick the pockets OF the people who came to
tinguish the hamesi But ut Will not take. The people
Of this county are too we'll aware who support the
bankers in their attempts to fleece the people, The
many.eyed community is now thoroughly aroused.
But hear this lrHef: lie says, eve have our stat
utes made BY the voice Of the people, which can he
altered or amended by The fee and qaet Of the bal
lot bux, We have our courts OF Justice for the admins
salion or!aw S proper places devoted to tho punish,
mGHt Ol criminals. On most COOI nypOCIlCyI ANu WhO
has most foully vostLd the quel use OF The ballot boXP
Let the Whig ffauGs upon the ballot box answer. Let
the Rtner buck. shot war 0nswer, Come forth Client,
welth and Wiley, aud Pcnrose, and Badger the
howeys of the hard cider campaign. Let the history of
tho election frauds in New York, Nichisan, New IGr.
sey ana Pennsylvania, speak. And will there be the
voice from OHIO for the frauds ef the coon skin
paign of lG4Ol All Wing frauds, all And yet this lel-
low cuoly talks TO about The sancty Of the ballet
LoI which lie and his party have contributed to dcfour
for iOl the aSttweIve yS0tS
But 1--WE have have courts Of justice for the Ad>
mnistraton ol Law proper places tor the punishment
of criminals" he says. Aud who have set at naught
''the administration of Law" and been supported by
the Wing party well in their frauds upon the law
upon the light Of sulragel The bankers Of Ohio They
have ramI led upon all law. A combination of corpo~
rations they have sad,, 1--WE are the Stae;' and the
whole whig party have said 'Aye! lfthe people have
enacted laws for their own safety which in any way af
ected tho BANKS whg bankers have shut themselves uo
in their splendid banking houses, excluded the repre-
sentatves of the people, refused to submit to the oper'
alton of the law. Wing Judges have supported them
and the whole Wing party as one man have responded
"Amen2' The law creating the board OF Bank Com
missones for the safety OF the holders OF bank notes.
has been set defiance and even the whg Governor Of
the State has refused to acknowledge the power of the
Legislature, and TO approve the bonds the Bank COM
missioners and the wings of Ohio have sald amen,
Tommy the Wagon boyl And Notwithstanding all TIE
frauds so coolly and premedaedy perpetrated the
people by the banks and the bank party if the people in
their agony with the crash of swinding corporations
sounding in their ears, rise TO seek their own in the
only way that providence and the mlsfortunes of
the age have left hem they are denounced by the edi-
tor of the Advocate traitors and and their acts
evidence and outrage" ''treason and tyrannyP'
And 1--WE have proper places devoted 10 the punish|
ment of criminals" have WEI Why then does not the
| Ponientary claim its victimsl Why are those who
have so long and haganty violated the laws of the
land interrupted the peace Of the Slate and destroyed
the prosperity Of the people, still permitted to stalk
abroad, wrngng from the farmer and the mechanic
their hard earnings, taking from the widow the wiz
dow's mite and from the orphan the bread of charity
and hiding themselves, when pursued behind their
''chartered pryilegesl" But where the widow d the
orphan cannot pursue hem the strong arm of virtu.
Gus but indignant people whose rights have been viola
ted and outraged, shall seek them out Nay barred
vaults and ron-bound doors, and high sounding corpo.
rate names shall afford them no protection, when the
people snail rise up to set themselves Alright po1 pop
| ui Vo1 DEL The voice Of the people is The voice Of
| Godl
But the Penitenliary is claiming It's victims. Wiley
| and GIentworh, and Jaudon, aud Dldde are in the
fangs of the law, and were an Aahasuerus here me
thinks it would not be difficult TO find an Haman! But
| he saws lurther "Citizens of Ohio-you who have
your homes and families and iresides under The proec-
ton of the law, called upon to raise your voices
against such Infamous sentiments" Rather set your
faces against those who have despolGd your homes to
build themselves palaces, brought your families to
| want to pamper their with lndugencles, and
made your hearh>stonss cold to illuminate their houses
at yictOry of the BANKS 0Uer PROSTATE and dO'Cn
rodden PEOPLEl And though the riots in Cincinnati,
like the destruction Of the tea in Boston harbor, are un,
authorised aud Intellectual yet they are the germs Of
revolution in public Sentmeni they ale the breaking
CLEANS that gladden. the advent Of the brightest morn
| inc 10 Ohiol GLENDOWER.