Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-10-31

,adFQitly bling It back to himself. fhe
gentleman who acc6mpanied me - a 7
strong Wing, and as tte lMorpo0 vote had
beeh given assthe recent elecfioh I'd the
,Locofoco nem6efof Conaress, thereby
defeating Cyrus w aIksr, ESQ, wig, who
had sdsfoaI ca, hJ5sn ii several law suits,
vith-the Misyourians, We SPOKE Of. poli-
tIes al first. ~ stJdeI ptofesses 10 BE "a
great friend 10 Nc walker and said he
had voted for him, bdt wodI ID not intefSe
sfers with his people m the matter. He
said be had never asked the L5fd apy-s
thing about politics; II he fhaa DONG so
tie lord would have told him what 20 DE-.
7YThs. Lord" said he, Shas pr0mised to.
give US wisdom, and wheuE lack wisdom
Task the Lord and he tells IN e,satid ! If
he didn'Ftell mes 4 would say he's was a
|. liaF,that's the way Il feek But d;'qHeeer
asked him anything about peIitlcss ] am
} a, whig, II ANA Clay man am made
Of FCIay, ahd1 lanlteHding TO Clay ,Eand a
amfgoing to,Vote for Henry Clay; that's
the way'E feel i CA langh.) But fwohstl
interfere with my peopIs,Religiously, lstoi
affscttheir votes, though lEmighisio Clay,
for he ought to be Presidents L. have
sworn by 7rhe eternal gOdsA-it'saro rhatms
toswear bysths godsy because there lst
noae:tif there is only one God ghefecansf
be gods, snistit'S nosharm to swear BY
nothing Ia laugb)--sEhave swOth by the
eterhaIgods that / will IfOgertivote foreH
democrat again. and ltintendl toaf swear
my children, putting their hunds under
| THE thigh, as Abraham sWofe Isaac, that
lhbey never williRote aademoela ie ticket
in all their generations II istte mean
est, lowest pa sin all .erestiqa. go There
Eis.6ye sixthS o. mypeoPlese lRdsawaYby
Ethee enphoaeouste tenn. sdemocFat,' q that
ithey viii vote the losofeeo tieket as8I nm
adsmoorat myself@ssl aH f. dWashlp gtoni
democrat, jefferson demecEat. Jackson
1 democrat, and / voted for Harrsona and |
am going to vote for Clay The Locofol
cos are no democrats, but the meanest,
lowest, most ,tyrsnncal beings in the
world They opposed me ip Missouri,
aud wereagoing .to.shooi for treason,
and. Lhad, never committed, any treason
whatever,veI never. had anything bigger
than jack knife about me- and they
Etook me a prisoner Of war, and had go
men 10 guard mo. L had nothing 70 do
i with fighting. Our men, 600 strong,
/ we're ia arms under Col Hinckle, When
! 'ihe Missouriahs came matching up, Co
4 Hinckle, ordered us TO retreat. when
/ lifted my hand and said /, Boys, !, think We
WON'T 90 yet; wen stand our ground, 'and
they stood firm, but Col Hinckle rur
like the devil. Fo- doing this they char
ged me With treason. 'fs7-s
\ I'm this aannerthe prophet ran of,tallp
ing necessarily. Speaking If revelation
!. be stated that when he was ia a. squanda
Iry," be asked the lord efprs a. teYelati
and ,whenlhe could not tit, the. follow
ed the dictates ofhis own Judgment whieI
!. were as good as q reyelat0rsto him; bu
The neyor gave any thing TO-, his peoples a
La revelation, unlessit was a ireYelatlon
! and the, Lord did reveal himseAtoe him.
Running,on in his yolnble style, he saif
\ sThe void persecples N ., i always tha
n prosecuted me. The people Of Carthag
!. in a,pvbIlc ting lately said las forJo'
/, .he,sa fool, bpt he's got some. smart me
} about him 4 Tam glad they give !. me- 8
n much credit. II is not every, fool sthi
Il has sense enough 70, get smart men abot
81 bimaa The. Lord revealed himself 70 M
XII know il. He revealed himself q n
\ first, when I was about IA years pldr
!, mere boy.. | will tell you about n,-
I sS'Ehere was reformstioA among Ihe .dit
i I,ferent religious Concentrations in th
I neighborhood wheret liyed,and ! becan
i serious, aud was desireus TO know viii
J, church to join
ii |ss while. thinking Of this maj Ter FtepeI
d led the tastamentq ntqpromiscuously on taes
d words inyJames, ASK Of the eLgFd WI
e evethato all men IlbeFsllYs and upbEaidsl
i NOT Iiust determined pdask him lln
Il mediatalysweat out into theawoodsrwEhsgl
Il Inv father had clearing, and wantte q
d stump, where hadsluck my aye When
al had qutl;worls and kHeeled down. ar
le Ilprayod, aaging, @ Lotds what chuFt
81 shall ioia9' Directly lsawa lighs,a ar
then glorious pefsonage an the ligl
ve anj Then anosheEs peraonagss and 4
3. fIFst peFsonage said 10 the second r
NJ Hold my beloved, son. hearbims' 4 th'
Id addressed the second PeFsoqs sa
lstI L.a d whstsschafeh shall Ijainf He Z
IL plietl sdpni Ii6lns any of thetns they are
Al | cotruptsa The visionihen vanished, Vi
Al whenI come 70 myself, was. apFawli
usI on n i back ;snd i was IS Ena time beto
Ell INV, strength relnfned When = we
'hol home and told thelpeople had q reYe
.hel N lion. and that allslhe churches were g
eet m Erspt. .thsy prosecuted mes and they ha
IA EpeTsacuted me ever since. They thouR
aiaE 4. .p.t me down, but they baVnl 81
sry1 ceedei. and they cant do II When
- have prOved that ] am right and get
,hatE Ne, world subdusd undsr ne, think
go. s.sga E,ts 4a#fey eo nj ksfaa