The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-01-25


the spirit and design of our whole system Of Govern,
meni-conering exclusive and great privileges upon
the few, concentrating the ihBbence OF wealth in one
irresponsible corporate monopoly, uanserrngthe man
agement Of the revenues Of the governments TO hands
not amenable to the people, and thus virtually con-
veTlng away, the control Of the Government itself
through its finances from those to whose charge was
committed by the Constitution to others not known to
the Constitution responsible TO the people In fact
creating Government within government well calcu.
lated and interested TO obtain command over and thus
to supercede the government OF the constitution estab
ished BY the States aud the people.
T. Because national bank, is dangerous to the lib.
critics of the people and to the existence OF free goA
fernment -,
In proof Of this position is unnecessary to recount
the history of the last years. TO instance the great
and fearful contest between the legitimate constitution
authorities of the nation, and the late "Bank OF the o.
States" for the independence Of the Government on
one side and the control of the government and Of the
rights of the people the other it is needless to exh
bit in detail the unprecedented and upjustifabe efforts
on the part of that institution TO influence and control
the elections we need not specify the means resorted 10
to accomplish this nearous purpose, we need not de-
pct the disguing spectacle of corruption, presented by
it upon its dissolution; these things are all fresh in your
remembrance and the recollection OF them, will be su
fcient to warn you against incuring such dangers IN
future by supporting party which is ldehtihed WIN
that institution and its corrupons, and upon the Iess
toration of which, the creation o one OF similar
character they have largely staked their hopes Of sue
cess and their claims upon your suirsges IN tne ap
preaching contest r a@
| THE DEMOCRACY ARE. OPPOSED TO A -
HIGH PROTECTIVE TARIFF,
| |. Because government is instituted for the COM
good of the whole and not for the special benehf
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United States esnecay in he Yves, and sou,h are 90.
cunied in the cnj,yaon of The soil Agriculture is Tho
great pirs n Americans I, Il the prifn, ane uu fall
ng sorce of national wealth il il The broad and strong
ounda,ion of national greatness The hardy woman.
rv of America are lhe real sipporers Of The govern
ment in lime II nlace ,s saipuards and stern defend.
ers in war. II Is therefore upon them The government
should bestow IFS care il is their rights and their inter-
ests that government should guard with ever watcbfui
eve and nTotect with he s,rcnb arm should as far
as liz powers will enable H. secure 10 him The lust res
ward Of his toll bv openne wide The markets of the
world to his sprnns nrodpcons or At least do nothing
10 close those markets and ,bus prevent Ills obtaining
the hest prce for the producs of his labor Yet he s
most heavily taxed hv The oneroon of The high tariff
when al The same time shuts him IN from The markets
of the world bv excluding imnortaiions from huse mar
ke,s IN nav Cor Iii nrodhctions The farmers Of e
west and lie naniers of the south are al once the lar.
ces, nrodncers of Amsrcon sxpors and ihe greatest
Consumers of articles of foreitn mpos and domestic
manufactures And a. the greatest consumers of arli.
ces of mannGc,ure snch "a clothes wollens coarse
co,tons &C. thew nav ,hs larpes, amount Of revenues
of The geners soyernsnt raised by the tariff Of duties
nm mports while nj ,he same time thew prodced by far
1ho LARGEST smoun, of sanes of export by which those
imports are maid far in lie foreign market and without
which those imports could moi be made or the reye.
nues Of raised The existence of this state
of ,bnps cannot he defeuded uuon any cortec prnci
pes of sound polucal economy. and is papable and
gloss Injustice; @ %
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