The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1845-10-03
From he Ohio Statesman.
Things 10 be considered, and to be re.
membered on the day of Election.

Things 10 be considered, and to be res
membered on the day of Election.
Let The people remember That every
vote thrown for whig candidate for Sen.
dtor or Representation, viii be vote 10
iasten Kelleys Bank Law on the State
a law which favors capital at The expense
Of The labor Of the farmer and the mechan-I
ic; and which can be kept up to stands
ard of even doubtful safety, only by the
peTpetuation and increase of our State
3e6t, the interest of which IS annually
snblraoted from the earnings of the indus.
try of the people Ohio!
Eei he people rememb bT-That every
vote thrown for wing candidate in ei-
lher branch of the Legislature, will be
vote to keep on the statute, book, reve-
nue. law which taxes the producing clas-
ses on the gross amount Of their capital,
while it burdens the consuming classes
only in proportion to their profits?
Let The people emembpr-That every
vote given for whg candidate for Sena-
tor or Representative, will be vote to
maintain the existence Of a registry law
which aims, by unconstitutional means TO
keep many ofth poor from voting, in the
hope that the aristocratic party may thus
perpeIuate its supremacy. and make the
people the victims of the wealthy clas-
ses!
Let The people remember the wings
have broken the faith of the state--practi.
ca!iy repudiated, as much SO as Mississip.
pi, without the wretched excuse of thai
state--in taking from Col. Medary hi.
contract toperform the state printing!
Every vote given for whg candidates, will
be, then, vote for the violation of con
tracts, and which will not leave a singl,
obligation unimr aired IN strength in I'll,
state, if the majority go for The repuda
tors.
Let the people reDaember-That ever
vote cast for The wings, will be vote il
favor of confusing the boundaries of dis
lricts, congressional aud others, by allow
e ing no decision to remain unchanged.-,
/, The wings abanloned their seats, liz
f COW ards. on the pretence that if the STAT
r were districted, the evil, as they Gale
n it, could not be remedied, yet, no soone
a had they obtained power, than they com
1t menced eating up the state for their ow
= rarticular rbeneft--condurt nerfectiy mr.
= examped 10 our political history. The
e course IN gerrymandering districts so ;
= 10 obtain control of the state legislator,
l. in despite of the popular will, was not le
is reprhensible than that by which they CT
d, up the congressional districts.
10 Let The people rsmemder-That ever
J. vote thrown for the wings, viii be vot
le for maintaining the present odious hiG
is tariff, SO unjustly favorable to the wea
lie thy manufacturer Of the east, at tue e
pense OF the farmer of the west.
Letthe people remember-That vote
the wings, will be, TO all intents and pu
poses, a vote for abandoning our claim
claim clear and indisp table 10 the
regon territory, and with it the domlni
of the Pacific and the future commerci
supremacy Of the world, to England;
" the sIet alone policy of the wings wi
regard TO Oregon, is nothing more n
less than giving II up TO our old eneu
and rival.