The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-06-14

Pennsylvania for Vice President. All are salts
fed, and we think il may with certainty be prom
,sed, that when thus called upon, Oneida county
in November next will roll upon the foe with th
avalanche of one of her old fashioned majorities
The old hickory spirit viii be aroused, and we fee
assuredthat the democracy of old Oneida will agair
put in their claims for the "Banner." We o.
Utica will do our share; what say our brethren u
the country' Quick time is the order of the day
Let US, then, make up our minds to give YOUNG
HICKORY, of Tennessee, good l 800. We can
and will do it. Brother democrats, say that you
ready for we asure you that all is right-Ufica
Observer.
1t is in spirit of candor and sincerity, therefore,
that we assure our friends in New York, Ohio,
Virginia, Tennessee, and indeed, throughout the
whole Union, that they need entertain no manner
of apprehension with respect to the vote of Penn
sylvania. The old Jackson fire is rekindled upon
her affairs, and she will send forth shout of glad
ness and triumph over the whole land. Her glori-
Gus democracy is fully united and aroused, and will
give to the Polk and Dallas electoral tick not less
than from sixteen to twenty thousand majority.
The man who 6aygaiaed Gen. Jackson out of the
presidency in 1926, and who wears two faces on
the tariff question, Zone for the North and the
other for the South,) is a"used up man" in Penn
sylvania Brethren of the press will please remem-
ber, therefore, when they make their calculations
of the final result, to set down the twenty-six
electoral votes of Pennsylvania certain for Polk
and Dallas.-Huris6urg Democratic Union
The nomination of James X. Polk-or, as he is
aptly styled, 'sYoung Hlckory'-is every where
received with enthusiasm by the democracy. No
man presents more spotess reputation; and during
his active public career, he exhibited frmness of
purpose and decision of character that command
ed respect from all and proved that he had the iron
nerve and indomtable mind of Jackson In no
mans keeping could the democracy more safely
contide their ciples.-Hariford Times.
We rejoice in the selections that have been made.
We believe that the democrats of the Union will
unite upon them; and if so, our victory will be
certain, This hour, as well as for months and
years past, majority Of the people are and have
been against Mr.. Clay, against mammoth bank,
and against the other measures of the federal party
which are pernicious to our free institutions, and
TO our onward movement in prosperity and great
-Poughkeepsie Telegraph.
The democracy of the country have now before
them two men of the most unexceptionabe moral
character, fearless and uncompromisng democrats,
who have advocated the policy that is now raising
he business of the country from the slough of bank
and depression, which has spread its
,anefu influence like The sirocco of the desert in
is war against Jackson and democracy, since the
Selves to their interests, and the moral and polit-
,a welfare of the rising generation, they will
lose the race of the broken down nag of federal
sm, who has been twenty-four years on the politi-
.al course, strained, spawned, and distanced at
very trial-Upland, Chester, Pa, Union
We intend, with cheerfulness, and with such
bility as we possess, to exert ourselves to secure
he election of the nominees of the convention
Buffalo Mercantile Courier.
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f the venerable Jackson delegated to lead on the q
emocratic forces to victory. Governor Polk will
e elected. We do not, we cannot doubt it
vttcark .a1ord. i
The presidential contest is now begun. The two !
reat parties have their candidates in the field, rep
,senting distinct and antagonist principles and
easures We shall plunge into the melee with
earty good will We honestly believe that two
zen more acceptable to the democratic party e.
IAN Polk and Dallas could not have been selected.
he former is known from Maine TO Florida, as c
e ong-tried haling adv ocate and susainer
popular rights He is straight forward, hcks- C
like democrat--a trusty friend of the working j
an The latter is equally well known as an inffex-
lie, high-minded, honest and faithful servant of
e people. The names of such nun we are y
oud to raise to the head of our columns.-Daily IL
mricu. L
The nomination of Mr.. Polk will be supported by p
e united democracy of this State, and with zeal NJ
at will evince their attachment to principle, and
cir disregard of every consideration save that of
G public good They will take the field with un- al
onted earnestness and vigor; and, whatever may NJ
the quality or degree of whig gasconade, our u
ends throughout the Union may rely upon the m
ediction that the democracy ,oiH carry the State
albany .argus. ~
This is the choice off the democracy of the whole
lion, as unanimously expressed by the delegates
the Baltimore democratic convention; and most
artily does the democracy of the Old Bay State
pond to the nomination. With the nomination Sc
W made. the democratic party will sweep the W
loe country, with tornado, of every vestage DIR
Clay and federalism. They will carry eighteen m
the twenty-six States, and probably twenty &c
ston Democrat. of