The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1844-12-14
Signed By the oGcers.
TOasts.

pv Col. Jarob President.
The democratic paIty-btm IN IT'S Pr'hc'
oIes and ever ready To serve the country
and m aintaln is honor. Dor government
ia safe in the hands Of Polk. Dallas and
Skunk
By George p Sleele'-V. Presiden. -
lanes X. Polk, ueorge Nj. Dallas and
Francis r. Snunk-In the elevation OF
,hese men The people have fully sustained
and carried oct The true principles oi the
government az expouuded by Jefferson and
defended by Jackson in The field and cab
lnel.
Bv Andrew Cortright, V. P.-The de
nocra,ic pariy-csn only be sustained by
advocating the same principles which were
represen,ed at the poIls-no United States
l3snS-lhe tariff Of 1912 2-snnexa'Ion OF
Texas and the exclusive occupation OF Ore
yon.
Bv George Kenig, v. P.-Onr country
land its ruleis---the nation is sale III the
kee Ding of Polk Dallas and Skunk just
as much as under the glorious admniSlra
ton of old Hickory.
By Henry SeyberH-- Col II. B Wright
former Speaker Of the House OF Repre-
sen,atives of Pennsylvania President OF the
| National Convention tina, nominated James
Tx. Polk and George NJ. Dallas may his
ltaen,s and services no, be forgotten III the
FORMATION of the new Cabinet.
By Thomas Voyle-The peoples ccn
,idales-Po!k. Dallas Shsnk; The country
redeemed, g. the hsg Of 10 valves trump
lhsn,.
By VIM. r. Rhodes-Old Hickory
His principles and those of the great dem
locra,ic family are saved--let his last days
be glorious and the sun Of hrs long and well
.pen, life set wl,houl cloud.
By Michael Heller Our able and tai
enled sueot--Col. II. b. Wright-whc
ran stand higher than he does in fhe
hearts of the people Of This county
By Abram MlIer.-=-The Baltimore Con
ven,ion and ne two third rule this did The
business and defeated the FederaIis'st.
By Col. II. 3. Wright, PennsylVan
her coal ard iron are The staples iha
require dscrimina,ive protection.
By John X. Dean--'rhe President eltc
the country looks 10 him 10 carry on, lht
prncip.es Of Jefferson among which l'
the doctrine Of tariff for revenue wnh IN
cder,sl protection to ,he great staples OF Ih'
nation - the tariff of 1912.
| Bv Thomss NJ. Dennis. -Whefe is then
3 dollars a day and that roast neeff Coor
shins dog cheap Roorbacks gone up sal
river.
By Jno Spavd--The democratic parry
Coon skins and gourd shells can neve
|d,ive them from the cause OF PopuIa
lights.
| By George Drumbeller-Polk, Dalla
and Shunk-lhe peoples candidates; nobll
have the people done their du.y-ihe coun
try is safe, and freedom secured.
By Rev, G.. Sallman. th'
and of equal rights, and where civil an
Religious liberty are toleraled-success +
he country and its rulers; Polk, Dallas an
Skunk.
By David Lininer james X. Polk q
Tennessee the firm and unwaveTIng dem
,ra,-he has served his country well
may he be spared to render il still create
service.
q BY Nathan Snyder.
'Ha, hs, ha such n nominee,
II As Jimmy Polk Of TENNESSEE
By Simon g. Tennessee, III
I'nd Of the Hickories---does The whiPs kno'
$ Iwho James Z. Polk is now!
III Bv william Kisner.-Jsmes X Pow
: George NJ Dallas Il Col II B. Wrlgh, wit
such men democracy ID safe.
: By Abraham DrUm-Od Sugarloai-
he land Of democrats md supporters I
E ehenocralic measured, and while she is II
II banner township, she nroclaims ~
liocl.lnes the tariff of l642-no Unite
e States Bank k--,he right Of suffrage Texa
Is and Oregon.
al BY Jacob Darninget The lat day
, lNov; told who James K, Polk was,
By John r. Desn-Gen. Il. NJ. Sau
lie ers. of North Carolina. Who ehec''
A. lmore than he did in the Ballimors C0nve'
IL ltion! lie will mol be forgotten by 'he ne
ne ADMINISTRATION.
edl By David Sesnan--The Keystone
n The Empire and the old Dominion :
re Nobly have they done battle in the cause
democracy and the people No humo,
'c can drive lhem from The cause Of popul
nrlIighis.
N. BY Col. II. B. wrigh,--Hon, D.
sir Bdlack - His coufse in Congress in rel
ion 10 the grea, interests OF his District,
be deserving Of the hlghss, praise.