Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-09-17
pIsuNIoNIrs.
WHO 1RE THE TRAIToRs'

OIHlt WSlNo-- sup iu'Sf- 49,
hapine to PAssNndetecled BY tessen p
his loud 6awlng, have Of late iakeD 70 :,
shouting out very Justify, 'DisunIon
sTreosOnr sTrailorsr and when asked
where, they say, 'IIeio, look Al these leI,
v:ble democrats they want TO dissolve Tue
Union because Texas has not bseh an
n4xed.s Don't vote for them, for i YOU
do they will surely dissolve the Op'en-
So petseverins are their efforts TO pro,
.rdues this belief, and so often rei'eTaleo
: their declarations to this effect, that ior
the, benefit ofthoss who know not their
= mandsci,y aud reckless disregard 0t the
obhgatiOas Of ruth and justice, where
he sanposed interests Of their party are
Z Al s,ske, we have thought proper to no
(, lice the charge for the purpose OF sheW-
ino,its falsitV, and inapplicabilty; and
how in trnth the boot is on the other leg,
and what Disuuionisis there are, are to
be found IN the whig ranks, and la the
Whig ranks alone.
who are tho lraiiorsi Whose far back
as the commencement OF the present
century, when the bill for the acquisition
ac Louisiana, our own dearly beloved !
State. was before Congress declared III
this bill passes il is my deliberate opin-
ion thai il is virtually ditsOIatiOn Of the
UHioH. That il would free the States
trnm their moral obligations, and that as
il will be the right OfSll, so il would be
,hs du,v of some defnilely.to prHpose tor
separation -am;cably fthey can: forci.
blu if thoy mustH' Who, we say, made
use ofihis language SO long agoF Josl'
uh Quincy, leading Massachusetts
WMIa! - .t' '.'
Who are tho traitovs9 Who compos-
ed the Hartford Convention, assembled
frthe express purpose Of dissolviDg the
Union, hecause we were engaged in
last and holy war with Englnnd9 Wings!
,Abo was one Of the Wee Presidents Of
the la,o Wing Convention which nomi-
trd Horny CIay9 Leverett SalstonslalI,
who was likewise an officer Of the Hart
ford Convention! r
Who are iraitorai Who pada use Of
the following language in a letter dated
4iHAugust, 1913, inreference TO tho an
OsxSiion Of Texasf Such annexation
would result in its dissolution, (hat Of
the Union.) Indeed the annexation,
Without proyision in the constitution, Nnd
without consent would be an absolution
from tho bonds and obligations Of the
Constitution John Reed Wing, and
Lieutenant Governor Of theSlhle UfMass
lcbusetts.
WHO arc tho triitors? Who are lhe
men, who at the close Of ;hs 26th Con-
Rfsss signed manifesto decIating that
Iannaxalion effected by any act or pros
. ceed,nus Of tho Federal Government or
ahyofits departments, would be identi-
sSl with dissolution; ;and that II would
not onIy Inc etilably result ;nihe dissolU-
t;on of tho Union, bnt would fully jusi.
Titi They wsre thirteen whig repre
Gentatives 10 Congress! Wings every
one headed by the notorious John QdlN
oyAdams. The following sre the others
W. B. calhoun and N. B. Borden, Of
Massachusetts Wn. Sade, John Mat
tocka and IIiIand Hall, of Vermont; Seth
W. CAFES Thomas @. Crittenden, Veto.
n Brdseye, and Christopher Morgan Of
New Ynfk; Joshua r.. Giddings and
Sherlock ]. Andrews, ofOhio; and Nj
Howard, Of Michigan. Eaa 4 '..i
Who ara the iraiiorsf Whom have The
Wings OF Vermont in Convention Assem-
bied. nominated for Governor Of thai
siaisf The same VIM. Slsde, whig
whose name is given above. thus sane
Iioning and approving Of his declara-
tions!
Who are the traitors! OF which pariy
Is the New York American, the organ,
which declaFes that annexing Texas to
this Union, 'would Of itself be dissolu
lion of ihs Unioni' lis tho organ Of
the wings! who Is IFS editor? Charles I
King Wing Of Dartmouth Moore memo
", who has since the publication Of the
above, reiterated again and again, been
chosen 10 preside over the congregaled
Clay Clubs OF New York, thus endorsing
Il Jsse reasonable declarations.
no are the trailsrsi OF which party
HuT,osiOn Atlas, the leading print in
'elis, which makes use Of the
u R,eeoon lgusgt: We shall certainly
u' ,annexa,ion Of Texas, or any
l.u State, 10 this country, as
'hOld the varml ton Of the Union, and We
HuTa! huFsnch vast addition TO our
n long bslOrs 'tiopulatiOn would SO far
hsss cOous will are and circumstances Of
'hsy'Il iii get Gangs to absolve the dlssen-
stTiVe. Dy further obligation
I,s ts.,,,, Lr,r., contract Of the I'm
Huna! &c. &c. y" ''N
. Few Of ,hc mani.
laT gallant nuniei'' might be aaducad
auna! hurra! huyOt leading wings .ou
;ES tdSisst !. COOps, Il SlS,ion Of the Tn,
ion. These a.e lhd'sEal leHesS Of their
DStriotisn and love Of lh SSHlon. These
ere Ihe proofs which they Wv Of the |
ss-osg1 attachment which theN cherish