Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-08-01
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""i6sx VIII !ou "oIh
"A very few months remain TO settle the
great quesiio Of 1914, and, while We
cannon doubt Ne result, we must not YET
shu' our eyes the fact that The Loco
roco P"i'hcI are working with The
''a"''c ehere pf desperation. They
know that 'he is an uphill road, anC
lney put 'ofth eir strength accordingly
ihey nave nd two-ihirds of the Mem
oerS o' Gong $ flooding the Country
WIN "ocuhei they are now prepar
'nS ana lssui a new series OF TRACTS
Tor inc campo /; their journals are fe.
'oc'ous 10 me )ersona attacks, and un-
sciupulous IN ir appeals TO whatever
I"l iSh"fance party passion still cx-
lists. we seen the whole body
10 hali lhe wheel at word OF com.
mand, and p min Constitutional and
most deslraoh Annexation Of Texas,
which lbey nily denounced as un.
authorised, |ious, and utterly abhor-
rent. Ch w nritl, the mass Of them,
with the AID Argus at their head
are deIoerat and wickedly deceiving
their readers hey know that Polk is
Free Trad they know that his po-
silion Is, as bole course on this sub
iec, has bs) ~ V(|lssonis, to that of Mr..
Clay and they know that the triumph
OF Mr.. Polk ensures the overthrow OF
the present Tariff in its stead. Yet
,hey mean to keep The Free Laborers
a. lar as possible ignorant Of these facts,
until the Election j. over.
Now, Wings there is an imperative
duty devolving on every one Of you.---
We DO most confidently believe that Mr.
Clay will receive II larger majority in
this State, aud generally than any Presi-
dent but Gen. Harrison bui he will
triumph because you will work. Let US
point nut few things To be done.
]. Effect an organization (if you have
none yer in your township Immediately.
Call !, II Clay Club, or what you please,
bul let there be an associalion formed of
all those who are willing TO work for MIR.
Chy's Election, whether hundreds or
only Il dozen. This done, extend your
ore ganza,ioD 10 Election and School Dis
,rcls, and perfec, ii.
ii. Ascertain who are yet undecided
with regard to the next President, or
who are willing to hear and read what
the Wings have TO say. There are
many such in every township, some IN
almost every School District. Lctevery
one of these be promptly seen by some
friend or cighbor, and asked to read
Speeches or Tracts setting forth the
Wing sentiments with regard to the
Tariff, Texas, the Currency, the Pub
lands, SC. Let them he invited to pc
ruse also the publications of our oppo-
nenis, and read the two sides alternately
OF those who thus SIT down unprejudiced,
unhea,cd, TO examine the evidence and
determine on which side to vote, we shall
be sure Of most if not all.
Ill. Hold meetings, frequently for
business. aod have sound, sensible, we'll
informed speakers when you have any;
but dnD't consider this material. II you
have time to hear, have good reader
AT hand viii. aGrst rate Speech or Doc
uinent full Of solid information, to read,
and then invite comments from those who
can add any thing. When you have
County or larger meetings, see that as
many torn out as can, and that the un.
decided are of the number.
w. When you have pur :hings in the
right train 10 your own Townships Is hich
ought not to take month"; hen look
around and he p your neig bors.
Wigs who travel You can do much
for the cause if you will. Take pack
age OF the right documents along with
you, and when you meet anv one who
will read, distribute them. Many will
gladly accept them. Leave some in
Iaverns, Stores, SC. where you know
they will nd he wanionly destroyed or
smo,hered The hnnblesl traveller can
do much Co"' in this way.
Mechanic. ! Laborers Speak TO
your iellnw-wprk men who habiiually vote
the wrong thket because ii is called
"Democraticn Ask them To read wha,
Wings offer behalf Of the Tariff, on
The Texas AM Currency questions, aud
offer to read With them a tract or speech
10 iurn on each side. Yon can purchase
all YOU will need for irfe. Do not let
our Protective Tariff be swindlcd away
from us, while few hours effort may
save it. One day judciousy spcnt for
your Courry may save you from many
days !dlentss for want OF work or Of ill.,
rewarded b,l because of the depression
nl business We were once robbed of
u benefccr, Tariff by the magic of an
empty "Illrrah for Jackson !" and years
Of disaster and suffering were caused in
good part by tins one error. Let us not
suffer this to be repeated
Wings every where, and Of every vo-
cation our common cause is in your
hands-ihe soundest arguments, the most
urgent reasons will avail nothing If YOU
are inactive and Indifferent. But, If you
work, we shall triumph overwhelmingly.
The Consciepce Of the Nation rcvolls at
the Texas conspiracy the Prosperity
OF the Nation requires the preservation
of tho Tariff the Convenience Of the
People requires a Uniform National
Currency Justice TO the States, sta
blllty 10 the Tariff, plead earnestly for
the Land Distribution. Altogether now,
for the Good Cause and its noble Cham
pion ~ y Tribune.
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The LOUISIANA ELEcTIoN. I'VE
heard yesterday, from an authentic
source, that DR.. Peek, Iocofuco, had