The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-01
From the GAINESVILLE Democrat.
RENUNCIATIONS.
bloomfield, Wayne tp., JEFF. co.

Rem UNC1ATIONS.
By the special request of friend, we publish the
following extract from letter to friend in this place
Twenty of The same kind might be published from the
same township, and if we should pubish all we knew
and hear Of in all parts of the county, we would fill
large space in our paper,-ZamcsDue Dem.
"For the satisfaction of --- and other Demo-
cratic friends will state that have been whg in ev-
cry respect for the last ten years more and voted for
Harrison in 1910. But within the last four years, at
the wings got into power discovered that they were
a reckless and unprincdled set of politicians, regard
less of the constitution and tramphg the rights and
privileges Of the people under their feet. am opposed
10 Natius Aaercanism alias Wiggey in all its forms
am also opposed to protective tariff &c.-and in ia
v0r of the remuneration of Texas
... ...,... EDWARD WILCOX
Monloe Tp Musk Co., Ohio. .,.- -..
From the Akron Democrat
aCOME OUT FROM AMONG THE FOUL
PARTY"
We ask attention 10 the following article from the
pen of Mr.. r.. B. Van Mater, worthy and respecta-
bic mechanic Of this village We understand there are
number of similar changes in this village which may
be noticed hereafter THEY will be found at the BAL
l0L b0E.
For the Democrat
I Mr. Cyafsld, AS my reflection and investigation
have operated 10 change my mind with regard to the
merits of the two great political parties Of this country
deem it usto my friends and TO myself that should
publish my reasons for abandoning The whg cause, G.
giving, as | intend TO do my vote fordemocracy.
In the memorable Campaign of 1910, with what abili-
y possessed, supported Gen. Harrison l did SO,
because believed thai his election would relieve the
country Of very many evils with which it was afflicted
The treasury Of the nation was impoverished and my
self, with many thousands of other mechanics and la
boring men, who relied principally upon the whig press
for information believed that this state of things was
attributable to the proligacy and extravigance of Mr.
Van Buren, The wings promised, among many o,hel
things, which have not seen realized general re-
renchment of Governmental expenses especially tha
the Presidents House should longer eugulph the pub
lie treasury.
Harrison elected by our votes, and then was th
honesty of the whg leaders put TO the test They hat
preahced and sung of reform and retrenchmen we hac
lfauhted thousand banners upon which those two ma
gic words were inscribed as motto we thought then
full ofmeaning My surprise was exceeding and pain
tul, when in the first act of our victorious party, wit
messed the outlay Of Sc 900 for the additional funshn
of that we had been wont 10 denomnae the President
Palace, FOR the occupancy Of "ticplain oM Farmer
NoM Bend" Again, could not be less surprised tha
This party, sworn to economy and retrenchmen, in toa
disregard of the destiuon of the national purse agains
whitehall good wings had so bitterly inveghed; shoul
without any assigned reason donate The already ric
Fwidow OF Gen Harrson $25,00O of the "sgGcring pa
PIES" money
This administration has undoubtedly been the mo,
podisal onc since The organization Of the govcmmcp