The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-07-05
From the st. ClairsvilIe Gazette.
CLEAR THE TRACK BOYS!
ont IF The avay, Old Henry Clay
Room FOR THE HONEST P PArRIors!

in Indianapolis; and they declare Clay 10 pe oah-
perous man, for he offered resolution IN Congress
to drive the pioneers off the Public Lands force,
and the power of the President was to be exerted
by the BAYONET!
GEN. J. C. Afford, late Member of Congress
from Georgia, has left the ranks of Whigery.
HON CULLEN C. VEapLANcK of N. Y. says
he will lsupport Col. Polk against Clay. Mr.. V. is
Christian and scholar, and he hates the low, IA
natcal spirit Of fFrelinghuysen who denounced Col
Johnson's Sunday Mail Report, and declared eve
ry officer of the government should be OF one
church! and he dislikes, also. Frelinghuysen's at
tacks on the Quakers; and as to the character OF
Clay, he never deemed it good
Over 500 Quakers in the Northern counties de-
clare they cannot go for Clay and Frelinghuysen.
Mr.. BECK, of Mt. Carmel, ILL., who has been
whg for Is years. has raised press, and declares
he will support. the Democratic party, for Claylsn
in death to Liberty'
Messers. Hanmerly, higersoH, &C. of Con-
necticut: have left Clay, and gofor Polk, Dallas,
Texas and Liberty
J.V. MCMAHON, Prest. of the Young Mems
Wing Convention in Baltimore, in 1910, and Hon.
J. M. MERRIcK have enrolled their names under
the Young Hickory Flag!
Over 500 men in Stark and Columbiana coun-
ties have left whigery! Hundreds are leaving
Whigery in Cincnnati
Hon JAMES X. RICHARDS OF Warren Co.
Va asupporter of Harrison, and late Delegate
to the Baltimore Fed. Convention is out for Texas
Polk, 4 Freedom, and against Clay!!!
John W. Smith Esq of Dayton, o. has left
the coons, and goes for Polk, Dallas, Tod, and
Victory!
The PittsJlug Courier, neutral German paper,
has raised the Polk and Dallas flag, and does go-
rious battle for truth, liberty and democracy Ma
tiueasm is doing its work
The SPIT of the Times (Phila.) says hundreds
are leaving the ranks of Clay.
Judge Tod, warm friend of Harrison, is ou
against the Natives and Clay church-burners, and
so is his son, and Hon. W. Sherwood.
JOHN ROBSON has come out in letter, in the
! Marshall Expounder, and renounces whigery!
"Clay Enthusiasm"- Delaware CO. Re-
publican, radical wbig paper, has refused to sup
port Clay and Frelinshuysen! The people every
where are arriving al the same conclusion.
Two federal papers IN Pa. have hauled down
Clay's name.
Robt. GeniniiH, of York CO. Pa. has left the
| Clay Climb, and he was one of its Vice Presidents,
and says he will go for Polk and Dallas!
At the Democratic convention in Delphi Qa.)
.abner s. Bennett and Amos Graham, heretofore
influential whig speakers, came forward and re-
nounced whigery, and hundreds will follow their
course. The Dem papers says: "Mr Bennett is
man of age and experience, of more than ordina-
ry Abilities and the short but effective speech which
he delivered before the audience, shows that he is
well acquainted with the great questions now be-
fore the country. He will do good work in our
glorious cause"
oo-The following renunciations are published in
the Ohio Patriot:
DONE WITH WHIGGERY.
The following renunciations of whiggery will
speak for themselves; they come from men who
can testify experimentally to the hollow hearted
professions of ederasts, for they have tested them.
There are fully SIX HUNDRED men in Colum-
biana county who supported Harrison in 1910,
thatno circumstances can induce to vote for Hen
ry Clay in 1874. JACOB HOOVER,
ROBT. GLENVILLE,
J. p. CREAM,
A. RENCHER,
JOSEPH ESTILL,
DAVID ESTILL.
Three cheers for Young Hickory,
George Dallas and Victory.
The Indiana american, fed. said that "Cay
never had the vote ofIndiana or Ohid h never
can. We have sustained him, but it is folly to do
so, whom the people have so often condemned"
Hon. 1hos. Marshall of KY, is out on the
stump against Clay, for his opposition to Texas.
Berks co. Pa-The Democratic Mass Meeting
resolved:
"That in JAMES X. POLK, late Speaker of
the House Of Representatives, and Coy, of Ten
nessee, we recognise firm and steadiast Demo-
crat, in whom there,is no waverng, who stood by
General Jackson through good and evil report, in
the long war waged upon him by the Monster
Bank, and one who in point Of talents, abilities,
honesty and high character as Statesman and a
man. has few equals in these United States"
Baltimore Brown and David Stewart,
the former Harrison elector in 1886, and the lat
ter one in 1910, have both renounced Clay, and
rallied under the banner of "Polk and Dallas
James Garland, of Virginia, late member of
Congress, and ardent supporter of Gen. Harrison,
and Robert Wickliffe, of Kentucky, gentleman
Of almost unbounded popularity, have also renoun-
ced federalism and all its works.
Mr.. fl. II. Bushby, of Westminster, Md. has
quit the federal ranks, and has resolved to do battle
with the democracy
James Shesoood, and son, of GAINESVILLE, have
repudiated whigery, and declare themselves now
for democracy.