The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-07-18

on Saturday, wi,hoSt distinction Of party. Thos NJ
Peters, the whig elscinF Gf lawrence addressed the
meeting and expressed in The dsciied terms bis
determination to support Polk and Texas iIs dwell, at
conslderaels sng upon The advantages accfug from
snneSaiIoD aler concluding, it was moved that the
Of the meeting should be taken, which was done
when it appeared that there ware about one hundred lo
Po and Texas and only four against Texas and for
Clay. This is indeed encouraging We could give The
names Of several other promi wings who parcpa.
ted in the meeting and renounced Mr. Clay, but we do
not feel disposed to do so.-MObie Reg.
THEIR ORATORS TOO.
The MObiIe Register says.- We say nothing for the
present. the changes whch ara reported to US in the
interior Of This State. The wings Of our city will see
Tor themselves in the list of officers Of the Democratic
association oflhs county published HE names OffOur
Gentlemen, Maj Josh Moore, and MessrS d. Chandler
aud J. w Lesene, who were warm Harrison men in
lS4Ohe first named an officer in their Club and The
Last two conspicuous orators and champions ef the
party.
| OHIO AGAIN.
TIE Dayton Emphe (Montgomery county,l Of July
II, contains the following:
HANG OUT THE BANNER.
McssrS. King f. McCOrklc; | was u Shg in is4O
and carried the wdig banner of Randolph 10 the grea
whig log cabin gathering held in the city OF Dayton
the 10Th September, 1910. Upon this banner was in
scribed the words 'mone meme iekel upharsin" Yol
have been weighed in the balance and found wanting
Out CT their own mouths have they been condemned.
have found that the leaders Of the wing party have de-
serted every principle they then protested TO advocate
have failed 10 fulfil every promise they then made
and Tor these ressons have considered my duty Il
desert them and attach myself to the Democratic marty
-..........,..., ..-s. JOHN SINKS.
Union, July 9Th, 1874
4 Mcsss. King g. McCorele. i wish to STATE ,hroug
the columns OF your paper that now renounce whg
gerry. have always been whig and voted for Ger
Harrison in l6d0 but cannot vote with thst party agai
s IA party whick filled to fu6 any of the many prom
ises which they made 10 The people party which hu
failed to prove any ono Of the thousand charges mad
against the Democracy. I shall hereafter rank mvse
with the Democracy aud vote for Polk. Dallas and Ted
JOHN GoTFRIED GOTTE.
Dayton July 10Th, 1874.
From the Pittsburgh Morning Post.
STAND FROM LNDERh
A YEAR LARGE SCREW LoosE.-We learn from a re
hbe source that Gov Ritner is out agsns. Henry CIa
IF this is true, Clays chance with the ntimasons
PennsYlvahia is hopeless.
Il was underslood at The time Governor Ri,nets al
pontmeht as Superintendent Of the mint was rejec,e
BY the Senate that it was effected through the eforts
Mr. Clay. He then entertained feeling of contomp
rather hatred for the anti-rasons Of Penney vanli
and he did not know better way TO reach them lha
, to do an injury to the man in whom they placed 6
tnuch confidence The time has come when the fave
car be reciproealed. and we have doubt but it wi
be returned with interest.
We are also informed that Thomas II. Burrows, SCI
reiary of Stae under Rtnors administration. II eul
opposition to Henry Clay There are but few men
the country who had more influence with bis patty tia
NJ. Burrows.
lf these dssertions continue. in short time all ii
prominent Harrison men Of ls40 will be out againl
Clay, and the wbg party will have TO march into II
contest under the command Of deacon White aud b
renowned Is wings.