The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-02
mr.. HAMER'S LETFER,


read it, and then ask himself what all this fuss is about
as the Jew did when he ale the piece of Bacon, We
hope the Advocate will publish IT, and make no alIera
tions, especially in that part which says, Eray
at that West Union) meeting will vote for Wilson
Shannon next October and for Democratic candidates
for Congress, and for the State Legislature" Stick
pin there all you blathering knaves who trumpeted
ahe West Union Resolutions to the world andreioiced
at an impOssibllty-a split in the great democratic
party. &
Mr.. Hamer has proven himself one ofthose restless
spirits, ITO be found in every pary) always wanting to
raise breeze 10 getnOtoriety. Probably lisa dsA
appointed man-strugging for something unattainabe,
the Chair Of State seat in the u 8. Senate or per-
hups them 1.-Two dollars day and roast beef' that the
Wings promised u.s. Whe knows but that was il! AT
all events no went to The West Union meeting and of
iered his resoutonshe Federal presses raised their cry
ofgeat joy and glad tidngs' The Democratic presses
read Mr.. Hamer philosophical lecture and told him
If he was moi satisfied with The Democratic party to take
up his budget and walk into the Federal ranks. Wri>
thing under the Castgation, he out with letter.
tells the Democrats he will vote for Shannon abuses
some Of the Democratic editors hscausethey repriman-
ded him for abusing the Democrats in the last legisla
ture and winds up by informing the public that he will
not be candidate for office for four years It is alto
gether likely. u
His views on the new Banking law, partake gener>
ally too much ofthe Federal sampto be swallowed, .
and we doubt ifthere is single Democrat in this Sem
atoral district, who would coucur with Mr., Hamer.
They believe 1t was the best law that could be passed
under the circumstances, Though it may not be per.
fact nor in its present shape exactly answer the people;
but that be remedied hereafter. Was there ever
perfect Banking law passed. Not one. sl
On the Whole, Mr.. Hamer has lowered himself won
derlnlly in the estimation Of the Democratic family, &
made fools Of half the Wing editors Of Ohio That's all
COST MORE THAN THE PROFIT 1T is we'll
known that Kelley, Poindexer and Stewart, were long
since appointed committee to examine the New York
Custom House frauds. While in New York. Kelly g.
Poindexter had quarrel, and the business they were
sent on, forgotten for time. About a month ago,
Pondexter sent in his report accusing some of Van Bu-
ren's custom house officers, of Gen. Harrisons
custom house officers, and some of John II lers custom
house officers, and discovering frauds among them to
the amount Of so $4,000 dollars. Week before last
Kelley and Stewart sent in another report contradicng
the frs and making Poindexter out liar. All wings
mind you. Last week Poindsxter called on Congress
power to send for persons and papers to prove
which was The greatestar he Kelley; bu, Congress
very wisely laid tho whole matter on the table, where
1t will probably remain Here then ends the great
corruption that the wings talked much about in 40,
and which was TO have been ripped up SO soon as the
'Refcrmers' got into power. The Wing commi,te
quarrelling, and sen ding in contradictory reports so
that neither Congress nor the country can believe word
they say.
There is ono thing however, deserving Of Notice.
This Custom house committee Of old broken down corr
rupt rascas has cost the Government about 100 900
dollars, and now it would be well for Congress to ap~
point another COMMITTEE TO investigate their bills
,ta@H sf( - S=s--s
A ANEW KICK.-Itis stated in some papers that
President Tyler, intends as soon Congress adouns,
to travel over the Country and give Concerts in vocal
and instrumental music. Webster will accompany
him as door keeper. His object is to obtain money to
carry on the Government and il he has any left it's to
be distributed equally amongthe States. Mr. Tyler is
compelled to adopt this new plan of raising the wind,
or beswamPed. Ofhis success there is not particle 0,
doubt. The Clay Wings have squandered every dol,
lar left BY Van Buren, besides running Uncle Sams
face wherever they could borrow, and still there's no,
enough money to carry on this Economical Admin.
istraton. They talk Of raising The taxes, but Mr. Ty
ler thinks that won't DO. So prepare. Cne Pesiden,
got in BY singing rbad songs Another may come IL
sy hddllpg issio thecountry girls.
$780,. t : t''' 0l sttl
UBy the late news from Europe, we learn that
Peers Corn law bill has become law. his OF great
importance to this country particularly the grain grow
ing States. The Ohio Statesman says. "Thls bill ad.
ms -four and other produce into British colonies little
or no duty being charged thereon, Toihe people Of
Ohio, this bill opens market which must necessarily
raise the price Oour prodrce, aud in truth from Ohio
flour can be sent through Canada to England as colo.
nisl produce with less cost than il could be shipped
direct to England from any Of our Atlantic cities. !,
is not asingular fact that the federal party, who
pirate about protective aud cite England as an ex
ample, should do SO, at the very time he starving pop
ualion ofhatcountry are forcing Psfadkpito to aban,
don gradually 80 suicidal course Thd duty on pro.
duce shipped direct from the Unsd States 10 England
half" F5si sgSs lr'T - - =
NOBODY KILLED; -lyiss and Stanley, have Il \.
said, amicably settled their difficulty Ii was done
y sonslhng ksthe following way, honorable to both
partess alsi gS y < !,
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