Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-08-27
Fiom The Seneca Advertiser.
W. InEIN M BEAR. -


"a iasa Haoans 8. aHsRsE! my kingdom iof
Eorsrl Give ms . bols'
1eFhsE one ,BEAR,i At there's none handtil
mo one "a the contested ls40, Sas
ihoked spon Miit more orby the co"nS
=, more swee,ly smiled upon BY the L4-
siias tib,han The distinguished genie
e6Sahs whose name heads this article. lie
- the observed OF all observers ou'
now tbere is mol one 80 do him reVel
t1keasp Though a desperate cha'ac'e,
a,EsE1ss was well known, he was cAresseu
-wi,b mofe l6en ptenal londness' ara
.vss bnrdened with the most onerouS
ltndoery.yelies puro now as ever' ne mas
= s,,uk bebea,ha cunlempl. Why was ne
goysrjoBked BY the wing State ccnna' a
committee Ia their numerous aPPo,"'
.menlsf Might lie not, like barney,
slave been permitted to make one speee!
We f6NK lie committee ungenerous ~
Aitsatmenl. B,t probably their conn
-deDce, N him hes been diminished py i 'hte
sloIIow;uu ,unpalateable epis le which ne
addressed 10 the Philadelph'ans 10 loa|'
A he ~ en;tnsled with the confidence
cfwhiasoiy IN 1910 We think they should
have somo regard lor his word. Mr.
Bear .wTo,es .s.t,o,,
1PnlL.DKlrnIA, June 90 1912.
OoL. SANDY HARRIs: -A ~. Sg 3
DcaT Sir.-k received your lelter III
behalf ofthe cornmiite Sppoinled by the
friendsof Mr.. Tyler inviting me to
festival to be held al McAnan's Garcen
on the 4th ofJuI. Hdyiugpe fTned as
l conceive my du, To The people during
the campaign of 1870, had intended u
aretiIe allogelberfrom the field OF poh
dice, but recent evGIds have aroused ne
.aup and if they have notSbrOnghl me bach
into tie field, have at least gwen me
'ssisonQ inclmaIinn that way. Wy.f
M "They talk about Mr.. TyIerS broker
pledges. II is an0iOIOus fact, thaI du
Iing,ibe Presidential canvass those wH'
iatoOk The stump for 'rIppeconos and W
= lsr loo,'' Iried 10 impress upon lIe pc"
,ple on all occasmns,th fact that the IVA
g iiOnahBank wis not one OF the measures
before the people. When the Opposition
cried out '' ank patty 1--we denied u
for one (and believe, others a's",) hon
honest convictions. Tho people vote
the. ticket undeTtlle impression that lt''
FisOn was not bank mau, ihty wer
helped in this belief, by his own c!aIu
tions, and because Mr.. Tyler, who wa
on the ticket with him, was and awaY
had been, Rn anli.bank man. So $40
however, ss the whig gropc: (lhe ON
e men) got a~majOrly in Congress unie
the populali yofihe good old man no'
gone 10 heaven, thty iTied to cram do"
q bank upon the people: and when Joh
TYLER veioed il. they cried Ou: broks
pledges They were the pledge breaker
and acted like tho man @hO,alter Pickin!
pocksl cried oul stop the lhe' lol Dc
tnan the rest of the crowd. ..s,l
ass Dat allow msatt Ih'uk you for you
Kindness aud The kinndess Of thosa yol
I+presenI, in inviting INC 10 join You.
w0uld give mo great pleasure II couI
= cumply; but csnnoL fer the best
q TeusOns in lie world. ! am already un
sder pf6ln.e to b0 at Columbus, Ohio,
(, lhe Stale ConysnIioh, upon the 4Ih, On
Il start for HAT place 10 morrow. But.
asthis thing be- assured, sir--I g for job
Tylsr"ieelh apl 100 nails" just SO lon
HAShe acis, as be has done hitherto, an
proves himself a raprssaaIatlVe OF th
sspeope, and moi 'he tool ola party.
sss sssl JOHN W. BEAR.