Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-07-26


mind on few developements Of their pr'ncl'
pies.
Remember the. Alien and Sedition law, IN.
der the administration Of the elder Adams, py
which many were imprisoned for the express
ion Of their opinions concerning the head OF
the government.
Remember the attempt Of Mr.. Crlttenden'
and the Federalists to revive it few years
since.
Look at Rhode Island at the present hme'
where the choice Of the people for their Chief
Magistrate is sentenced to prison for lie, ior
advocating such change Of Government as
would place the poor upon an equality WIN
the rich, as in republican States. and pear IN
mind that this disposition is sanctioned oy Inc
Wings CT other States.
aa Remember the attempt in the legislature OF
PENNSYLVANIA, to destroy the government. be-
cause they could not control it, and the m ore
recent attempt in Ohio, for the same reasons.
Their motto is " rule or ruin.''
Remember the bribery and corruption in the
election of John Quincy Adams TO the Presl-
dency, the bribery and corruption in obtaining
the re-char.er of the Bank Of United States by
the Legislature Of Pennsylvania, their devo-
ton 10 i. and the old Bank, and the ruin they
nave uruugus throughout the coun'ry' ana
bear in mind that the same party is still strl-
wing to saddle another upon US.
We might continue the catalogue, and show
concusively that the same principles which
overned the party in all these efforts to frus'
trate the will Of the people, are still entertain
ed by the wings of the present day, even in
our own country, Notwithstanding their loud
professions of Democracy. Having before
stated that wings are everywhere the same,
we ask our Democratic friends if they can rec
oncile it with their own feelings, to assist in
the least, in bringing the wings into power,
that their odious principles may be engralted
in our Constitution. Remember that every
name you strike off the Democratic ticket is
in effect voting for the wings, and in proper
ton to the names stricken out do we build up
and sustain party whose principles we must
hereafter tear down, or suffer from its mis-
rule.
| Let Us not then, while our friends in the
States are rallying as band Of brothers, break
the link by suffering private matters to divide,
distract and defeat US, but let US vote the
whole ticket, and the victory will be ours in
despite of the law enacted at the last session
of the Legislature, with the view of defeating
the part in this and few other counties.
| The Mormon WAR-Gov. FoRD.-The cit
liens of Warsaw, Illinois, lately held meet.
| ing to take into consideration the best means
to he adopted for the purpose Of Kidding that
county Of their antagonists, the Mormons, a,
which it was resolved as their unalterable de.
termination to compel the Mormons to leave
the State, Or leave themselves, and appointed
a committee to confer with the Governor, ask
ing his assistance and influence in the accom-
plishment Of their design, to which the Gov.
ernor has replied, refusing to do either. He
reminds them of their promises, repeatedly
made, to sustain him in the execution of the
laws, and that by their treachery, in the muir
| oCA ~ uOiOHSCiOSo pAioSuCASi ShOJ Aoo oootioy
ed whatever confidence they may have repos.
ed in him, so he cannot again ask them tc
confde in him. He tells them tbat.itb has. esa'
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nothing to change his determination-that tn,
only means at his command for their protec
ton from the attacks Of the Mormons, is By
the voluntary enlistment Of the people, anc
that such is the adherence with which thei
bloody deed is viewed by the people, few, il
any, would be willing to volunteer in defence
of such people, SO he advises them not to be
too loud in their call for aid in their aggres
sions, lest they need aid for defence. His
language is slongly condemnatory, and to the
point. They will, ere long, find that the
mark of Cain has been put upon them by the
people, and regret that they have acted worse
than savages in the murder of the Smiths.
LOUISIANA" Have you any news from
Louisiana is question asked US dozen
times day, so, in selfdefence we give the
latest We have, although indefinite. The fol-
lowing is taken from the Revelle, a neutral
paper Of the goth inst.
From returns as far as heard from, the re.
suit is as follows:
| Democrat. Wing.
Congress, 3
| State Senate, 8 s
The Wings have majority of State Rep.
resentatves, while in the matter of Delegates
to the Convention, majority is claimed on
both sides.
we have conversed with passengers who
ieit st. Louis at later date, who state that it
is the general belief that the Wings have ra,h.