The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-07
DAVID TOn.

This true Democrat aud native Buckeye, is nov ms
making friends wherever he goes and winning the re,
pect of his bii,srest political enemies. late lei
Tier from tho Reserve Published in Columbus whis pa
per and nrging whig candidate from that section, saw
that Tod will run 1000 votes over his party on the Wes
tern Reserve al me. II that is the case what IS /, be
come Of MUdecai Bariley lie will hayeto 60 to ped
|ing Coffin Hand Bills again "TOd aud vctoryI'' is
lhe watchword. Push on the Ball.
|''C0MING OUT FROM AMONG THE FOUL. PAR.
TY"-REPUDIATION OF THE INDUSTRIOUS
DOCTRINES OF FEDERALISM.
The following communication was published in
ID" WsstbOte' German paper of Columbus from
which il wastrunsdted for the Statesman whose ed.
tor says Mr. Null respectable Gerian mechanic Of
franklin county How any mechanic or laboring mar
can go the monsods and deceious doctrines of eder
alism we can not see No honest men who sincereI,
looks into their doctrines, and their corrupt leader Cay
but must have the opinion of them as this homes
German. "Come out from the foul party" &
Translated for the Ohio Salesman b
Mr. EDIroR:- Permit me, to ask you the favor to tel
my friends through the medium Of your paper the rea
sons why voted. III 1870 for Gen. Harrison and vii,
n 1874 l. shall not vote for Henry Cay
ln,he first place, the wings promised TO remedy IN,
crying abuses oan 6xtrapagant administration and b,
an introduction OF the srctest economy 10 reduce lh
taxes Of The people. was assured that Ogles sbpecl
was irue and iba, Martin Van Buren dweled IN pal
ace, in Magni6cetce far excellIng our European Des
pots -sdpped from silver plate and with golden SPOONS
4 dr. &c.
Then they persuaded me- that a Wing administration
would bring Back The golden age !" when common
aborer should get tive dollars day aud roast beef
that their Presiden, should i've ia "loS tabia insteuc
of Palace and how all this would revive business anc
credit &c. &c.
But what have they dohe to redeem their PROMISES
So soon as Gen. Harrison took possession of Tho "tki
House. the, appropriated $4,000 to make that magnifi
Gent Palace I'll receptacle for the 'og cabin boy
TO raise the credh, they passed the famous "Bankrup
Lao" and if this was not enough, they attempted
10 lescnsitate al oltdsih6t honslef the United Stale
Bankl Instead Of diminishing The expenses Of Govern
ment they nereasedihe 10 an unprecedented hegh il
consequence ofwhichi taxes literally weigh us down
nd SO much for having received 'hro dollars day ami
roast beef" can here say. that r have vety seldom
tasted the latter. In one word hayp been most slp
rously humbusged And sseihg that lie same humbu.
is TO be tried over again. caution my friends TO bewar
ofihat 'same old coon, and for nv own part uerl,
forswsaf and obre all and every allegiance to the wifi
cause or any Of ~ leaders. and cheornIy promise Il
vote for hIartln Van Buen, in other words for lh
YnOmnee Of the Baltimore Convection.
tsigned) !, y. FREDERIC NULL.
Ftanklnlon, Feb %, l844.
Weadd to the above, the following from the Hart
ford Times, as evidence Of how CONNECTICUT j
sis goingi
From the Hartford Times.
Favorable Changes1
We are informed by an intelligent and whole hearte
Edemocrat from The eastern part Of the State that III
democrats Of that quarter active aud in most excel
lent spirits. Some very important changes have ,ake
place in favor Of the Democratic cause. Among other
he mentions ,hat Mr.. Lipreu. young gentleman vii,
was the wing candidate for the Legislature last sprin
. In Now London5 has avowed himself democrat, al
that he shall support the whole democratic iickst
These substantial auspices from thinking and intelli
gent men, we are glad to see. Let ts edsrasts labo
10 get up carosss aid aolees and debaucheries tha
ae revolving to the sober sense Of the people, they will
find they mistake popular intelligence. The scenes
$40 cannot be re,enacied although money may h
spen, to obtain power There. are thousands that av
let them in disgust, and not one can they recall.
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