Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-09-19
From tho Ohio Sun .
OUR TICKET.

We had considered ii unnecessary for
US 10 say one word in behalf OF the ticket
which the democracy Of Clermont, Brown
and Clinton have selected but we find q
spirit Of detraction and unfaiTness so exc
tsnsively prevailing and so busily at work,
that we feel it would be dereliciiOn Of
duty in Us to longer observe silence. 1t
is our duty to sound the alarm whenever
the enemy approaches, and more especi.
ally when he approaches in garb Of dis.
guise-with the babilimsntS OF friend
but the heart ofa foo.
We shall then discharge our duty and
It democrats are then enchanted by the
Syren songs Of the enemy. and thus de-
feated, we shall have no after qualmS Of
conscience.
In every neighbOrhOod in this county
lying, mslevalent and hypOcritical reports
ate being slyIy aud ingeniOusly Circula'
ted-cssting reprOeCh upon our CAndit
dates and representing the opposition TO
be, in many Tespects, what they are not
Leither indeed can be. And as some Ol
these reports have been hunted at 10 the
whig Organ, we shall notice them In con.
nexiOn with the candidates.
The Courier OF last week says, with
reference 10 the Legislative ticket Of The
Democratic party
'lt four tickel) is certainly very veil
one, so far as the capacities Of the Candi-
dates is concerned, &C.
Very weakg eh2 Let us see. Firs
en- the ticket is Gen Loudon. He was {
member Of the Senate last winter, and
mSde good and faithful member, though
be made no long Tariff speeches fol
BUNcOMBE! He redeemed bis pledges
He promised to 60 for good and safe
system Of banking; he did 50. He dis
charged his duty 10 bis constituents faith.
fully. He did not consider himself in con.
gress. and fall TO work on The tariff and
other National questions. Can lhe strong
ThsolOgian say as much for himselfe--
Indeed, TO doubt the Capacities Of Gen.
James LOudOn and Col. John D. White,
Of Brown, is only to deny the capacities
AMI competency Of those people 10 vote
who elected them Lest fall!
Next is William II, Baldwin. of Clin.
ion county. Every honest, unpFeiudiced
man who has cOnversed with, OF heard
Nj. Baldwin speak in public, must co a-
fess his distinguished talents and abilities
as debaler end statesman. He possess.
es 9 strong discerning mind, With emin.
ent qualifications for a statesman. In
him is combined, purity Of Intention, Ca-
pabillty, moral worth, patriotism, devO.
lion 10 what he honestly believes 10 Be
right, and that honesty Of purpose which
chaEacteFizss The true patriot, the homes
statesman. He Of himselfisa tower o
stEength-and capacity enough 70 do cred
il 10 thie whole district, in the Legislatur
Of Ohio. H0waYer, we know i is no
bis iacspacity that Il complained Of bu
I his capacity 10 successfully battle q
gainst the whole force Of whig stump
orators. This is'the secret Of the mat
ter.
We come now TO our own citizens, ,an
ss such, We feel delicscy 10 speaking q
them.
i James F. Sargent hes been svfIicienll
long resident OfOur county for lie citi
zens to know something Of the man An
: we fed IES to be true Of him that wher
: be. 10 best knOWn there he is most r.
e.Pected and loved. No respectable OF
+ lection, however, is urged against him
i nothing but silly STUD, which is msgRifiet
: TO the capacity Of objections. All "
have to say to this, is, had bis enemie
q 9 little more common scnoellnR, had the
!, ever looked insids Walkers dictionsrv {
; dozen times, did they know how q 81
/: words together in systematic, dic.ionsT