The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-05-30
Mr.. CARMEL, April 6, 1914.
From the Baltimore Argus May %.
A SCREW LOOSE.


Mr.. Chapel, Wing member TO Congress, who was
delegate from Georgia to the Convention, lately held
held in this city, has addressed letter TO his constt-
uents, in which he says:--
"In spite Of my long entertained confidence IN Mr. |
Clay and admiration of his character do not like the
position he to occupy on the tatif question:
moi will disguise that my zeal in his cause has suffer-
ed abatement by close and anxious observation Oh the
political character and principles of the great naonaI
party thai must come into power with him and impress
its policy on his administration. He AYERS that Gener
al Harrison was elected under pledges to maintain and
support the compromise-hat Mr.. Clay his successor
in the affections Of the Wings its author and con-
STAN, and avowed supporter Why then did they vio-
late these pledges in the tariff act Of 1922 Mr. Chap
pei gives the answer ut is to be looked for in that
bad quality of human nature, which with the certainty
of instinct leads men who have made up their minds to
the commission OF one crime, or wrong not to be over
scupulous about the commission Of another to conceal
| or screen it."
ANOTHER SCREW LOOSE!
Extract Of letter to the editor of the Gettysburg Com
pier:-
EAST BERLIN, May 4, 1874.
Friend Stable: -Agreeably to notice, we assembled
on Thursday evening" ID u, to prepare for the coming
contes-the proceedings Of which you will find enco-
sed The within named Jacob Hoover, acting as one
of the Vice Presidents the occasion has always here
totore supported the Antmasonic party but we have
the pleasure OF Announcing to our friends that he is
now Democrat and in future will support the Demo
cratic Ticket Please forward the "Compier" to his
| address,
Finding their ranks beginning to get thin, the Wings
have been attempting 10 strengthen their list names by
Pacing Democrats names as officers OF their meetings
and then proclaiming abroad that they have changed
to Whiggery. See the following
walked UP TIE WRONG PASSENGER.
| We find the following in the York Gazette:
To WHOM 1T MAY CoNcERN-Messrs. Editors was
much astonished on rerusing transcript ofthe procee
dings of whig meeting in York in April last to find
my name used there one of the Vice Presidents
III What might have been the motive for such procedure
h am at loss 10 conjecture, was at the time at
l., home on my farm But had been there, no consi er-
is alton whatever could have induced me to have part
lot in the business and do assure my friends that
60 for the Democratic candidate for Governor and who.
e ever may be the Democratic nominee for President
u ROBERT GEMdIL,
Is OF Hopewell township, York Co.
/ ! May 7h, 1874
in The coons run up the wrong tree that time.
IN "CHANGESW-
This was the whig cry in 1s44 but it has become
Ie our turn now. We yesterday published number O.
j. changes from whiggery to Democracy, and we have
in lot in store, 'too numerous MENTION" in publ
Ecaon and we shall therefore be compelled to announc
ia more or less each day until we get through. On,
think sixty two in one place in Indana So goes cy