The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-09-26
5HARGE HOME UPON THEAI,-aKEEP THt
ENEMY AT BAYts


The following aEiirlr, which we copy from the Wa
oash Indiana Stsadad besides showing that the De
racy ofihai State mean 10 ye krcshi spell to the
Enemy between now and November, pointsoat the mOs
efecIual method Ot ihwarting his designs
KEEr rHE ESEaIy AT BGv.--Neyer iathe history OF
Indiana, have the prospects ofthe Democracy been
brighter. Wihinshe short period OF few years, our
friends have not eny demolished ke whig majority
Of 13 OOUn bM Rave'actually mcoed the State into
The democratic harSoB and can now boss o yearly g.
600 majority the oiher way It is6seless 10 inquire
how this glorious change hss be, 1 effected. Ii ise-
nough to know that the af of democracy Is in the as
cendenteuongh 10 to speed its course to zenith,
mong the aeksrng meeors Which are passing to the
federalism has istrut its bref hour ON The
STAGE and is again passius Sto twenty years OBJ
livion. God and democracy speed ii. Keepthe enemy
where they are-keep them on the detensye--aud the
inquiry will rot be whether we shah Succeed, but how
large our majority shall bel r
Charge on their candidate and leif leaders the wick
edness and corruption Of their public acts
Charge on Henry Clay his Bank bribe of $4,000
and his Janustaced course in regard to tie Tariff ques
tons. ..
L Oudl CPOdt1f "hifC
in Congress- to tarnsk the reputation OF Gen. Andrew
jackson.
Charge home upon Henry Clay hi! !enmit3 to our in
duslrious farmessot the far West and send back his
ISLANDERS npoa them as malicious alsehoods upon the
character Of our hardy, honest pioneers. ..., y
Charge up6G Henry Clay his -tergiyctsalion and
hypocrisy the question Of masonry and abolition
[ ism. i.
Charge upon Henry Clay the origin Of plundering
bankrupt law to repudiate honest debs-and charge up
on him the discouneous and antiepublican spirit of
persisng in the adoption ofthe law contrary tohe in
sructions his Legislature, and known will oh peo
pie.
| Charge upon Henry Clay his corrupt bargain and
coalition with John aainey Adams, by which the
American people were cheated out Of their ehoftdor
President
Charge upon Henry Clay and his .coadjntofs the
scheme of distribution and assumption, by which the
States would be rendered basey tributary to the general
Government and Capitalization be established upon the
wreck Of Madisons Virginia resolutions
Charge upon Henry Clay and his coadjutors their
false promise to reduce Government expenditures to
thirteen millions OF dollars, and their hypocrisy in after
wards recommending an annual expenditGre, of 26,-
900, 900. .,.
Charge upon Henry Clay and his coadjotoFs their
extravaganza and utter prodigacy in Increasing the
public debt from six millions to thirty mifliohsSf dollars
in three years.
Charge along ire whole line Of the enemy--not for
getting The frauds Of lS40--heir giving away portion
Of the territory of Maine-her proposf to negotiate
wav all of OREGON and their yasoilltp Sofyse in re
gard q the annexation Of Texas.
Charge home upcRthe party their refusaftS prevent
pipe laying in voting against Dr. Duncans bill, and at
the same time guard the balotbo& against the fraads
Of Is4Or and our success is certain.