The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-25
THE DEMOCRACY OF THE UNION IN
MoTT0N--PREsAGES OF A GLORIOUS
VTCT0RY

bring aeeSunts ol the onward progress Cl DeuoS"eJ n
There is no mistake in the signs OF the times. The
peopleofiAs country never viii give their support to
10 King Clay, and his oft defeated mcas1res.-They
are too odious--and have been condemned 50 often
that it is an insult to bring them up again. On
the other hand the principles Of Democracy rage like
wd-hre-T They the principles Of JusTlc2, Of truth
and Of EQUALITY, and must triumph But let US call O.
yer the States and see how the fight goes.
From our Exchanges.
New Hampshire.
THE YEOMANRY OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
IN THE FIELD A SPONTANEOUS OUT |
POURING OF THE FARMERS AND ME-
CHANlCS.
There was Curious gathering Of the unbending
democratic yeomanry Of Hi lcboro county, New Hamp-
SHIRE assembled the 4h of July to celebrate the ami
versay Of our National Independence. The dense mass
when congegaied covered nearly two acres OF ground
and the number of persons it coapEsed was estimated
at from 8 1000.
Many spec .hes were delivered toasts drank, &c.
The names of "Polk and Dallas" Revenue Tariff
with Incidental protection" "no United staes Bank"
no Assumption Of State Debts and no Distribution OF
the Proceeds of the Public Lands among the States,
were received with aeclamation, particularly the two
| former. The Democracy Of New Hampshire have a
Weakened 10 the vast importance Of the Texas question;
on this alone are they willing to meet their Coon oppo-
nents il the latter desire TO make it the only issue in the
coming Presidential contest.
| New Hampshire will show glorious front in No
vember She will not give less than 10000 majori-
ty Tor "Polk and Dallas, Oregon and Texas" and will
do her share in the glorious triumph of Democracy,
| which may now be considered certain.
Maine.
| IMMENSE DEMOCRATIC GATHERING IN
| BANGOR MAINE.
One of the largest mass meetings ever held in the
State of Maine assembled at Bangor on the Fourth Of
| July COL Gorham Parks was called to the Chair
The principal speaker speaker Of the day was Hon. Le
I vi Woodbury., OF New Hampshire. In the afternoon
the stand was occupied by Hon. Shepherd Carey men,
j Der of Congress from the Aroostock District Jas. W.
Bradbury Esq, of Augusta, candidate for Elector, Wy
man B. S. Moore, Esq, Of Watervile, all of whom ac-
quilted themselves with credit and TO the delight of the
audience. The number present was variously estima-
ted at from Q to 10000.
Connecticut.
CHEERS FOR CONNECTICUT DEMOCRAT
| &c MASS MEETINGS ALL OVER THE
| S'rATE-THE RIGHT SPIRIT ABROAD.
| The Fourth of July in Connecticut was glorious
day. The Democracy gathered in Mass Meetings of
tremendous strength foreshadowing that the knell Of
vhiggery in that State is sounded We have long be-
lieVed that Connecctieat is Demoeratici and that the
State ours beyond doubt If she coah be freed from
the influence of the Pipe-layers The unscrupulous
wings in New York are so well aware Of this great
truth, that they annually export sufficient quantity Of
dishonest men to carry the Stale against The honest dem
ocra who are in the habit OF staying home and not
wandering from their cherished FIRE sides.
No other evidence was wanted to show this fact than
the enthusiasm exhibited the glorious Fourth through
out Connecticut The wings, the ancient Federalists
paid attention. scarcely any to the day; while the
Democrats every where moving and jealous TO do
honor to the anniversary Of our Independence.
In every town the Hiekores are raised and j, is a
musng to see what annoyance they give to the Wings
who in their wrath, threaten to cut them down. Let
them do III Where they cat down one two at least will
rise in its place.
In Woodbury., too, still larger meeting was held
Seven thousand Democrats, enthusiastic Pok and
Dallas men, met to celebrate the Fourth. Gov. Cleve-
land Mr.. Catn, Mr. Ingersoll and others were there
and addressed the multitude with great effect. The
wings also held meeting at Woodbury. Of about nine
hundred-he only meeting of the wings in theState
which they had the bad taste to revive all their made
quated 1.-TWO dollars day and roast beei" and Coon
skin banners at which it is needless say the Demo
, Gratis had hearty laugh.
III Michigan.
U GREAT DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING
Il IN OKELAND COUNTY, MICHIGAN.
B The Detroit Free Press says at far exceeded any
gathering we Witnessed in Michigan, and wemay
the iobearted Democracy Of that sterling county b.
proud OF their efforts for ihecause Of Democracy They
rallied with accord for the coming contest and al
were resolved to 10 maintain for their gallant county
the high position on the democratic platform which
has euer held. At an early hour Of the day, wagons
filled with farmers and the bone and sinew of the cou
ty. commenced pouring into the fourshing little vilag
Of Pontiac from all directions and at ID o'clock ever
street every alley, and every house was crowded will
people. In one procession were counted IlS wagons
drawn by horses and oxen, filed with Democratic vo
ters, all bearing some banner. The assemblage wa
variousy estimated at from s to 1000, and an as
sembage that woad have made the soul of every demo
crat in the land leap with joy TO have behed. They
were men Of intelligence and patrioIism-men whc
gain their bread by the sweat of their brow, d on whom
this republic depends both in peace and war for its sup
nott They came from the "a rhest eYtreyoi,v oF ,b