The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-06-09
WHIG TESTIMONY.

MI. Profits description Of the present con-
didou of the Wing party.
"Why where Is your majority in Mainel
Some thousands Of Wing minori,y'now greet
YOU there. How stands Now York; She
who in 1888 assisted the triumphant .'marcbIof
the democratic battalions, and who in 1910
gaveto tho Wing cause thousands ofa ma
iorityl Her Legislature now is nearly dem
ocratic unit and thousands Of the popular voice
are against you. What cheer s there for you
in Pennsylvania A majority for Harrison
in 1e40; now tens of thousands ola majority
for democracy. No fragments eb? ls The
sky still bright in Maryland : Alasl her
Wing majority of thousands no longer exists
she gives her vote against you. How is Geor-
gia2 She who by her majority of thousands
Harrison astonished the nation now gives her
thousands agains. the Wing cause. And even
the favorte of your party when on this floor
be who was considered Iayincible is beaten for
Governor. cir admired that man. He fell
victim to his own silent acquescence n your
many weak acts Of legislation. Let the gen~
leman from North Carolina look around him
aud he will see three members on this floor
lrou the state newly reinstated in their seats
by domestic victories. Where is your lwen-
sx thousand in Ohiol A majority now against
YOU Where stands Mississippi Where
Michganl No fragmenls sirl Why in this
latter State, am informed that there is but
oAe Wing left in one branch of the Legisa.
ture! Not enough TO make motion and to
second it Not sufficiently strong TO demand
The yeas and nays. am told SIR that The
democratic party not kaowing what to do
with lba, one man talked Of making him pre-
siding officer we'll assured that he would be
perfectly impartial"
| Family SKET CHES.-We believe i, is
admitted that the leading federais,s know
each other toerably well, and when their little
family quarrels induce them 30 speak their
homes. sentiments they utter truths which in
their calmer momenls they whuld never per-
nit TO meet the public eye. A few weeks
since we published an extract from the Rich
mond Wing describing President Tyler as
the "accidenl Of an accident" and we now
find another sketch of character in the Wash
ngton Inde penden. Mr.. Clays organ whict
speaks of Daniel Webster The con6deniia
adviser of the President in the followins
complimentary manner.
"The Secretary Of Stale to whom and
pickpocket. man would equally soon ,rus
a purse and with whom no man in Washington
would willingly be alone is rare example {
this administrations respect for good morsls
} What harmony and love ex 81 between the or
, acles Of all The deceucy9" Pitlsbur
D Manufacturer.
i TARIFF, The federalisls say that o
8 that is necessary 10 restore pros perity TO II
country is the adoption Of strong protecti,
i tariff Well why do they OF establish Ia
Q iff and give relIefto The country? They hav
D large majority in the, House Of Repr
d senlalives, they have large majority in Il
y Senate. and they have the President wi
j. was so enthusiastically commended TO Il
10 people in 1940, as honest John Tyler" Th,
e have ell the power 10 pass a tariff and il tn
"a are the friends Of such measure why Go III
N not do il9 The democrats could not preve
te il even if they were disposed 10 do so Th
why we ask again do not The self cousIilut
friends of home industry" established
Id tariff
do .
he REPUDfAffoN. The Governor Of Micbia
1T has Issued Proclamation repudiaiing abb
ne lw0.mione, eight hundred thousand doll
lh of@lbe State debt--for The reason that no q
he sidentiOn for the same has been received
the commonwealth. ga