The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-10-04
plaiosne for the People.
gPoRTRp BY scRIaLRRIous,
sssns-a Street in DOnviits.
Enter Halsnfins and CharieT

v,-Good day neighbor G. wac ju'i
looking for you in order to have some con
versauon and am glad 10 find you here
We mas, settle u1on sons uniform line oi
policy 10 pursue IN relation 10 the election
,as fall, and then &C. together In every
hing. To DO This we must 10 The ou''e
each other or we can do no'Iipg
to advantage.
C,-l sgrcc with you exactly and viii
60 opsrsu with you 10 the extent oil my
power to defeat our opPonsns' But what
can We do This propec" ahead look'
dark enough just now, and what is the use
of struggling sgains, fste' II seems 10 me
,hs, the Seal OF Justice will 60 up The river
IN spite Of US, and we have nothing leis T."
boast Of except our Iron Works and our
foleign voters, Thanks Heaven they cant
be moved, orl suppose these cursed uP
crsekers would be al it.
V.-Noi so fast, friend Charleyl The
darkest hour is just before daylight you
know, and | have hopes that we can kick
|up dust yet If we act with proper ngenul'
" and discretion.
C-WslI, let's hear what you propose
TO do
WHY, just this. We cant defea
the Removal Bill directly, that's certain
But, as Sam Patch said, some things can bt
done as we'll as others, and what we can
do directly we may do inlrecdy. Let Us
| ny 10 break up the Removal ticket in detail
qy getting out Removal men as volunteers. &
thus raise adeucs OF fuss in the enemy
camp. II we can lick up The iickel,,he VII
I,ory is,mOre than half ours & the removal
nesl will, If cipher correclIy,be used VI
community TO all inIenls and purposes, ant
may hang up their fiddle finally and for
ever.
C.-lIow do you make that OUT
VII the public officers elected are op
posed 10 The measure or merely Iuckewarn
in their support Of ii. we can postpone sn'
delay il. a, all events What will be th'
cousequence! Why we will make then
Ia gh, The balle ovnr again mex. year wheI
'v." BH our sin. 'dsn %1e 4ru@oGf iDrelg'
C.--Tha! does seem encouraging.
V.-Yes and the people are ured of hear
ing about the Removal question, and a gres
many will fall off from II if we can ba,ll,
and delay i. limle longer. Public opinion
has an ebb as well as flow, like The tides
OF The ocean, you had the curren, in you
favoj as politicians, in 1910 and we had i
| in 1874 Just 50 il will be with this uca
qaesIien. If we can delay il, we shal
gain The vote Of our foreign mercenarIes an,
we shall have plenty Of drs.ulers rom II,
enemy,s camp. If The removal ticket !.
elected this fall we are gone beyond hope,
bu! If we can break up and defeat The COZ,
founded thing, | don't believe the removal
ties can carry out their measure as long a,
grass grows and water runs.
G.-By bOhey Frry! give US your hand
You hav'nt lived alone side Of David X
Porter, for nolhlng, All! management !.
he hing, and 60 your idea. as lne Iuale,
say with perfect rush!--Now wOuId'ot
ne iun alter these poor buggers up N,
county haze been licking US for years, to
"se them up al IhIs last election by getting
'hem TO hghung among Ihemselgpsi
N-rhati is jusI the way we fixed then
In 1885 They had aImos, 90, The R-mo,
al, but we managed at The last election, tina
we had any hope 10 do anything, to ge,
them TO fighting each oIher, and then W.
struck in aud used them up ,weeuy snn
edsc'uaIIy. We will play the same gam,
now,
C.-BuI can we trust Removal men as
VoIunieersi
V-Taey'ae the very kind of timber
Charley: to be available. Lfre can elee,
them, think we can manage them withou
. doubt aud We can gel more votes for then
rhan for one Of our own msn. Any mar
who will run against he Removal tieke,
viii become sOured towards their friends. Il
we cen use hImss me have Achenbsck and
others, who have pretended 10 be removal
men and whom we have yIclimized in lhr
last three or four years.
C.-FslIy your jrwel. never heard
anyihinge better than that in all the meeting.