The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-02-29

the United Siaos, by an ,hicis act haYe remfrd to
GoLeral ARsrew jackson the 6ue of one ihOpAnd dol
lara, with the interest thereon, which was uiuslly i'm
posed him. by Judge Hall Of Few O,is9ns, in 1916
Aad iOhereas, by this public at Of the Legislative nu
thoriy Of the nation Justice has only been done
tie Hero Of New Orleans but the nation has 6eup hon
ored; exalted merit has unmphed, patriotism has been
sanctioned, and virtue sHlilesi =, -,tllerslore,
ResOived That this meeting while il rejoreS 10 the
event. feels proud OF the occasion, and Th hearlGslt
satisfaction congratulate the American people the Iri
pmph Of popular sentiment over selfish prejudice and
most CORDIALLY So that venerable Patriot Hero and
and Statesman whose fame and character are the fright
est of which we boast that hs has ever been worthy of
country has, at last proved herself worthy Of him.
ResObed That az the age which closed the sghteeRlh
century has. BY universal consent been denominaed
The age Of Warrington; that which has Distinguish
cd the first oflhe nneieenh is identified with the fame
aud glory Of Jackson. .. .,s4-
Toast BY Geo. w. Gephart. AndreaO Jackson =
Twice. least has he vanqushed British mercenarss
ffJm the American Continent First by the 5anish>
ment Of Gen. Pakenham and bis forces; second by the
overthrow of Nirk Blddle and hiS co.wOrkers'
BY Mr. McMaken; John B. Weller of the Cd Con-
gessiona District Of 0hioHe has given TO Mr.. stew.
ard Of Pa, due notice that he cannot he successful
"Ogle andto Mr. Shrver that he cannot misrepressni
him, without that chas!isement which he Justly
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By VIM. Long. TIL. Sage Of the He,mitaGe-Tho
26h Congress-, IN remiiing the ine imposed upon him
by malignant Federalism h7vs paid National debt, so
long and so justly due. In his uniform, he deOIh
the British and their arms in his presidential capa
city he death the British as ragamuins, and his
counirymen know it, and feel it.
| by MI Baldwin. The United States Bank Over.
thrown by Andrew jackson, chained down by John
Tyler and gutted by Nicholas Biddle, may It's putrid
carcass be Stunned by all sir,dous men,
by While. The Hero Statesman and Patriot q
the Hcmitage, The embodiment Of Democracy.
BY William Lawrence. The surviving Soldiers o
the Battle Of New Orlsans--Thank God they hay
lived to nee justice done their immortal Chief
BY D B White Tod and victory, Van Buren, and De
mocracy, Jackson and OUT country.
by Col G s Pdltsrsoh; General Paclenham came L
to this country in 1914 for the purpose Of uccuryin
New Orleans by force Richatd Packenham comes i
l944 for the purpose Of occupying Oregon by fraud
May the latter be eaciually defeated by John lyle
aS the former was by Andrew Jackson,
by M, Koch; Gen, Jackson the Hero Of New o.
sans He has finally received the justice which wa
long due him, by refunding the fine unjusiy iupon
. ed on him by Judge Hall.
I BY s Medary. Gen. Andrew Jackson His 10 III
only living name that can btrSt the prison doors Of
foreign G6ternmeht and set the oppressed free. N
wonder that the enemies Of liberty at home t1embl
. when he speaks. .a