The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-19

The paymeat Oh principal anu lnlerest' ms is all SET
lied and agreed uponwe therefore freely dedicate four
millions OF dollars 10 be expended in he United States
for the purposes aforesaid and though large sum OF
money, yet perfect trihe in comparison with the great
ueriOr benefit 10 be derived by the expenditure This
course might be o6jectonablen in Europe, amongst old
and well established moEachies but we hold republic
to be no government at ALL presumpuous experiment.,
the sooner overhrown the better any nude, therefore,
by which that audable resultcanbe obtained is consid
cred praise worthy,
We have instructed our agents in no instance to
waste this fund by any attempts 10 bribe democrat
You may by possibility, find one or two perhaps three
or more, the in Pennsylvania, but ii result
ted III no good. The men lost their infuense, and did
us more harm than good
Those foolish and infatuated people, the Democrats,
have notions at total variance with policy and still
venerae that hoTid old man who prevented Packenham
from getting possession of New Orleans in 1915, and
who still promulgates his opinions from his Hermitage
with all the enthusiasm and spirit of youth.
Those fellows have a sort OIL don't know how 10
describe better than by calling sort reads de vG
cee" teeng-whch prompts them 10 prefer their coun-
trys glory and honor TO their private emolument
What an unaccountabe fanatcism. Let those wretch
es alone-go at the right fellows.
There are many reasons superadded TO those already
mentioned why we on this side ofhe water should wish
success TO you what do you call yourselves
Republican National Democratic partyl
Radicalism is gaining ground very fast in Europe.
The United States is assuming powerful station "a
mong the nations OF the earth So long as we can con-
troll you with our money there is nothing to fear but
with the Democrats we never can expect sympathy
England has declared it 10 be her policy see Lord Alb
erdeens bill to put down psgrO slavery in all parts o.
the world-lndia excepted. Now if these Polk and
Dallas should be elected, possibly as realiatory mea-
sure, America may declaret to be her policy to put
down all over the world all Kings, Dukes LOrds, Dzgr-
pulses, and such like A war betweena growing and
powerful Republic and our ancient ns uiions might be
| a serious one.
We once had our streets and alleys crowded with the
beggarly nobility of France, and one son of king
Gcleaned boots and taught school; not to mention the
quantities OF heads odukes and lords that were kicked
about like turnips. What has happened may hap
pen again. and the might be changed from France
TO England The bare though OF Prince Aberts being
barber to gain his livelihood makes shudder Be-
sides our nobility could not work at any honest calling
Take away from them parks and palaces, and divide
them among the people and the poor creatures would
actually s:arve
| We have no words to express our unqualified delight
at the riots at Philadelphia, especially when the lrst
are implicated. We derived great pleasure from The
perusal OF those seenes the use OF the bayonet and bull
let was quite natural. Go ONT pleases US. Whc
drafted those resolutions in your Hall of pepcndence
Q think that was the name of the paee,f prohibiting
men from thinking palliative? The Duke Of Wei.
ngton smiled when he heard of this, rubbed his hands
and said these fellows have principle of the oil
leaven in them yet" The mail is closing.
In haste, your servf
ASHLAND ASHBURTON.
LONDON, July l2, 1914.
| To Messrs BIB & Co.
/ GENTLEMEN Since our last, of the LIST instant
steamer has arrived, which has brought us full new!
from the United States. Our correspondents give u
the most alarming accounts OF the state of public eens
there. They appear to think Clay and Fitalingdausons
Gf have mlsspelt The last genteman's name wrong
you will pardon me) chance 10 be at east 25 per- cent
below par, and indeed, after careful examination o
the numerous public prints, should say the article
would in very short time be quoted as unmarketabe
Polk and Dallas stock is rising in an unprecedented
manner Either your friends must have deceived you
oryou were duped into the belief that Clay and Hari
son were the same people.
Write to US at once uponths subject and relieve thu
mind of the contributors 10 the fund of Four Millions
Be frank and suffer not yourself to be deceived. Th
impression amongst the knowing onesis that Polk ant
Dallas will get the following States and heavy bets ar
passing here
Dali