The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1843-01-12
VOL. 3. NO. 50 wHOLENo 15c

bad COMPANY he keeps TRoara ne Iauuhta.S
and Wise taking no,c..1 The pieat dereoc,s,
ic party, srthss nothiog TO fear. s,repeIbsnsd
as itis, by lhs love, and ,tust of,be neoDIs. !,
can whip any adtnanislrslion. cha Gscti ~
universal wh,g party, National Re ppblicsn.s%
and all other Isms, all clean sir Al one 1f;ob,l
(Great laushter.) But John TvIer mns,l III,
rid of bis bad company. beIo,e the damos;.,
ic party can take hold OF HIM Wbv can
tlemen, only think of amalcamstino nsen,al
Webster and John @. Spencer with ,SadsmoS
cratic patty. Mauohter) Whv .;, rs ,,;rh;V
as we'll try 10 graf a crab annie ~ ~ o,a,aS 80
stalk. 10y -
"And in conclusion cir, Iwoud saw q taw
words to the whla patty in this Hopse. i
thought the lrodncine ihat thew po, a, Tho I.,a
eleclioGs .sir. ould have aaus them good-.;t
generally does child good, IN. adsiSicslarIv
haughty child; snda hauahller payl,N Than
rthis same whig party never assembled On tb;aE
floor, or 10 a0Y other place. Yes air. whc
can forget the naughty declaration Of ihe Far.
mer Of Ashland, sir, in speaking ofthe Oraat
Democrat party, when be said ,ha, not onIvI
we're that party defeated. SIR but thai l,kx
stood like criminals in the car, undsrltks ~.
""eI oh'T waning IoT Inc oxen TO move off
and leave them hanging betwixt heaven and
earth, to end career Of poil, bv spsc,scls
Of ignominy and; .shame' Who can ro,So,
this s;r2 from this hauphty leader Of q re.,,
naughty partya To say ,ha, the democratic
party, sir, not only deserved defeat. but that
they deserved death, and were about 10 snfFsr
a disgracelul one: | will tell pen,Iamsr [ basa
that the whole party Of you acied like a hand
ofreckees tyranls, at both the last sessions
of Congress-and exhibited a sys,em of rn,b.
less despOtsm that trust never will be ssan
in this Hall again. :.
"But suppose you did nj do i. on pu,po.s.
The fact 10, gentlemen. YOU had been 70 ,on.
out ofpOwer, that. the rsins were new and
strange to you. You d.d'n, know how to han.
die the roins. You thought such a oourse
was an act Of fnecessi,y in order to bind yon
together and keep you in power. and ouc6 a
set oflsgIslators, and such system Of lepis-
la'Ion never was paraIlelsd ia the ciyiIl.ed
world. Your rules, yout gag laws. your can
Gus dictation, and the whole sys,em ~ vo,,
legislation, never was seen or heard Of befora
and trust in God never will be again. (G,eat
excitement mixed with laughter.
Sand now, sir, as 10 the bargains INV col.
League spoke about. What ,ba. aen,ieman
Gays is read at home; and wish our par,v lo
stand fair in this matter. He sad, if we ken,
silent, it would be considered .ha, wa were a.
bout 10 bargain for patronage Now cir. ,eIl
him and this House distinctly that our partv
have no bargains 10 make with any one. Maj.
lher with be'President or tho Cab. men. or
Henry Clay or the fragments or,he late wbig
party. (Greal laughler') No cir. bu, think
there's quite as much danger of the ultra whga
going over to the President. or ,urn;ro a. -.
and a little mora. Than .or .nv nr -
in0 ont oC onr ,or,.a ~ " o.' parry ge-
VI' 'anHs: lufeat laughter and sps-,
P'a"ee'J u Aee' or, I'm absolutely afraid that
uLess The white Charles can whip John Tvla.
themselves. that ihev,l ac,noll, iii ~ y.
tlep Mao;c;ap or K;,L..L,'s y" "o ~
'" M'"oe'hook 90 u i0r 'em,
re.ne' Hi 'nan le' MIN 60 with whole skin.
Shouts OF laughter and cries of Good trun
Kennedy, true: tba, a. fact,1 Now s;, g..
one. psvey wsn, A. .,;,o T.L IT, ~ wi
,,on.. u e's '0"" Ay'el the I'M
".ouSo Po"e' "h'cn 'he exercise oil The veto
gives 70 President. Ii ives that CIR, moro
than most things tha, gave much m,gh,v ia.
huence 10 Gen. Jackson., Tho oao.Io
hcdv Iov. kIia o"' 90
~ ~ Uyu' 'eaIles' "ah' Iull OF eOer-
gyi ."ey hRe me y take the responsibility feel
ing 10 leader. That made them love GEN.
eral JacksOn--they knew he lovod he c.,,n,.w
-thev knaw ho wos I,.v. rW;a.
III. ''''0' L"sS mere cal"
'eu ou'' ihey 'houg nt ne was honesl.I Yes,
ntInh md L.