The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-06-20
SHOUT ANSWERS SHOUT!

West ana are sending forth in unbroken thunder
,oned vOise-0nr pfiAeiplea are endangered, but
We win save themi With such standard tsarsrs--
and with such CAUSE, we are invincibc!
Hear The roaring, oflbe peoplei-peal after peal!
THE OLD BAY STNTE.--U --URpreeedeSedly large meet
isgs of Democrats aps being held throughout Old Mas
sachaseits, and Whsgery is loeFiRg even into tall
The meeting at FaSniel Hall was real OuseE
THE NoAINArN IN CoNNEcncuT--A mseiBgvas
helaa New Haven on Friday evenings tOEaSfy the |
Democratic nominations at Baltimore, which is said to
have been verylarge and enthusiastic. The Hon. Mr.
Billings presided, and john c. Palmer, acted as secreta
~. Resolutions were offered and adopted, approving
Me nominations for President and Vice President re af
aming the salntary rriBoipes Of the last admsis,ra
lion, and pledgng the Democracy Of Connecticut TO
vigorous support Of The men and measures Of the
party.
FRoM TIE EMPIRE STArE.-The Albany Argus says
The Democracy Of the State are arOpsipg themselves
for the contest, In the western part ofhe State, Demo-
cratic associations being formed in almost every
town. and hermeetiags and proceedings are ofthe most
enthusiastic character.
TIE JERsY BLuEs-Ia this Statethe Democratic fire
Sin perfect blaze Mass meetings, dc faao are he
ing held in all quarters and the Jersy Blues turning
ou, and rallying in thousands beneath ,ss PoKR and
pALLAs FLAG.
RISING OF The PtoFLE.-The Trenton Sheet An
ehor says
We have seldom itever, larger or more enthusiaS-
GG meeting in this city, than that held last evening the
Coun House In South Trenton Whhsut an effort
with but one days notice by hand-Ds the democracy
assembled To- the number Of l0oO;-af ardent-all en-
husiastica bent upon object the defeat Of Henry
Clay and the election Of ftherpublican candidates. Col
Polk, and Geo. NJ Dallas. The meeting was; in fact
evidence of the strength Of the democracy in this vi
oinity rAen united. The campaign opens, under the
banner cS Young Hickory good deal after the fashion
Of Old Hickory and confidently anticipate; that bis
election will not vagc much from that Of 1882 1t is
reasonable oezpecI the same result when we hav the
same issues before u.s. We called out Old Hickory 10
put down the United States Bank and he did it effecu.
ally Since his retirement the Whig party have deter
mined TO revive that old monster Of corruption by elect
ing Henry Clay, and the democracy place upon their
banner Young Hickory, tree from the same root and
the same sol-.Polk Of Tennessee, around whom the
people will rally as one man, to give death blow 10
tAe money power.
THE KEYSTONE:
On Saturday evening last meeting, was held, on
short notice. a! the house Of Mr. Hamman in Susque-
hanna township Dauphin county, at which upwards of
200 persons in attendance. Strong and energetic
resolutions were passed in favor Of Polk, Dallas and
MuhlenbegI- candidalefor Governor oil that Sate)
and eloquent speeches delivered. They are impatient
for the conflict and confident of success.
The Democrats Of. Pittsburgh and Allegheny city re-
sRondsd toItothe nominations in an immense meeting
held at the Washington hotel last Saturday evening
The greatest possible enthusiasm prevailed
The Democrats Of Northampton county (Pa.) have
also CALAMITY S1lceed into line. tremendous meeting
was held al Bachmans hotel, in Easton, on Saturday
evening, at which Polk, DALLAS and MuHLENBERo,
was madelhe ralying. cry Old Northampton will
speakto The tune Of 1200 majority in the fall
An immense ratification meeting OF the Democratic
citizens Of Philadelphia city and county was held on
Saturday evening" in front of Independence Hall.
InBerks there sthere is the moskintense excitement
Aa Extra from hcJeesoHian Democrat brings us the
proceedings of an immense meeting held on Friday
evening" after a few hours notice, at which resolutions
passed in favor Of tn nominees Of the Convention
and the immediate remuneration of Texas! Old Berks
will ratity the nominations by majority Of 5000.
Avery large meeting Of the democrats OF Franklin
ceupy was held at Chambersburg on last, Tuesday
They go in for Polk, Dallas. Muhlenberg and Tex
as!
The York, Press SAYS We. have before us n.our
exchange papers more than Fifty Meetings to beheld in
different SECTIONS ofthe commonwealth.
GOons + Stand from Under!'
AnExtra from the Berwi X Star announces the Bal
unare nominations, and says "They were responded
oinihis place last evening by the firing of cannon the
beating ofdrumst and the general rejoicing of the peo
PIE"
The Westchester Republican says the Democrats o
Chester are arousing. themselves4o the importance o
the present political contest spirit of union harmony
and zeal prevails throughout their ranks and in ever
section they appear to be disposed be up and doing
the good cause. On Saturday last there were six dem
ocraiic meetings in different parts Of the county, and al
well and respectfully attended.
We're getting tired-we could gil bushel bag ful
otsimiar accounts, alias >"uusasgospel" and as "goo
as wheat" but they really "too numerous 10 men
iionn and exclusively faguing to write out 50 we mu:
needs conclude today with the following from the Read
ingtPa) Jefersonian;r-it.s really consuming
THE MOUNTAINS ON FIREt-We. lear
from genteman just fromth Coal regions, that tf
fire of Polk and Dallas has spread so RAPIDLY and