The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-03-21
THE CAMPAIGN OPENS GLoRIoUsLY FUR
nEMOCRACY.


Every mail brings flesh tidngs that the cause Of Do.
mOcracy spreading glorious eOduirS and thai
the time must soon come when that justice will be rem
dsred 10 great and good man. ,hs. he WIS cheated out
Of In'ls4O by FEDERAL humhuggery and fraud ATimes
have changed linen have changed 1.-The sober second
though, has come and with il Democracy must ard will
be in The ascendant
In our last gaveaccounts Of the total rout ofClay
isderaism in Orleans. Let tus now look 10 the Est
INewSYork.
UTICA ELECTloN-TElE DEMOCRACY .TRI-
UMPHANTl-"G put de ,OGy."
The Democrats 6ohrury.lO all expectalonihave car,
red the city Of Utica. Hunt s Democratic candidate
for Mayor, has succeeded by SO majority Last year
HOLSTERS majority was about 200. lie is considered
by the wings as theirl most pOpuar.mun. we have
carried also majority Of the other Offices, This Top
of New Orleans will be dose Of No 9'a to the cOonS
Urea, March 6A, 1874
10 the editor Of The Pebcidn.
Dear Sir Three cheers for Ulical We have redeem.
ed her from the hands Of the Federalisis. Last year
HOlster was elected Mayor by majority Of 200.
lie is considered by the Wings as iheri most popular
man. We have carried, also, a majority Of the other
eral large mills employing great number Of hands, and
has been all the winter distributing aims out Of he pub
tic crib to catch the votes of the poor our victory il
more than great Among my own acquannnces, l car
count % persons who last year were strong Clay men
out who at this timO 60 for May. Most of them wer,
led away from Democracy in lS4O, but now are O. X.
| Yours,
The Petersburg Republican has the following:
| THE DEMOCRACY ARE COMING.
| From every part Of the country comes the note O
preparation New Democratic associations are formin
the old reorgaDzing and rushing to the encounte
with renewed ardol with redoubled strength. In Rich
mond two auxiliary Associations have been formed an
a most enthusiastic meeting was iha, on the 24lh. MI
Washington, who had before taken no part in polite,
and bad been inactive spectator even in the conte
of 1910, first addressed the Association and declare
his enlistment in the ranks of the Republican party, NJ
for for the war, but for life. He had carefully examir
ed the views of the carbohydrates and come TO Il
:. conclusion that it was his duty no longer 10 whho
what he might be allie to do in support Of The Stat
Rights Republican doctrines of Virginia-he believe
their cause TO be the Of the country and the conS
iuiion, and as such demanding the jealous exerion
every citizen an their BEHALF Mr.. Richie followed
most cutting and we'll deserved .rebuke upon the d
ceptous of the Wing party in 1910. Mr.. Sedden clos
by one f,he most forcibe and conclusive arguments
have ever heard, even from HIM, in reply TO the sal
tics and very sta,esman-ike Deductions f.some We
worthy, but rather illogical gentlemen Of Richmond.
And the Richmond Enquirer has this:
MORE CHANG ES.
From Prince George Coun y-''I did not vote in Ia
between Gen. Harrison and Mr.. Van Buren,. nc
think t.would have. been better 10 have borne the
VIC had than to ly to others we knew not Of And nj
that we know the Ills apd..sUs Of the wings (heir e
eral doctrines nov avowed. surely it would be
ting the part of Republicans to aid hem-now that til
have thrown off their mask"
From Cumberland III have heretofore acted "
the whg party and should have continued to do so,
not that party abandoned the great prac pies for wh
er Virginia has been cOnendDg for grea, lenslh
time, and gone TO the support ofmeu and
ie totally at war with those fundamental principles
j. we have ever been struggling"
III From Shenandoah. .--"The counties Of Shenandt
% and Rockingham and Page can and will give 5000 n
jsriiy. If the rest Of the State shall do near as we
70 Virginia will give 5000 majority to the Republican liz
'e et"-RiehmOnd Enquirer.
a1e PENNS YLVANIA. .