The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1845-03-15


A Guest-Success TO Doctor Duncan for
showing the principles Of Whiggery by
dissec,ing the Coon.
Miss L. Kahler-May the banner of de.
mocracy be waved in the sky,liIl whiggery
hall die away in its shadow.
Jackson Gross-Do the wings know who
James X Polk is nOwl Ans President of
the United States.
Mlss l. " Whiienight-The Presidents
wife, Mrs. Polk May she adorn the white
house, unexceled by any preceding her.
G. r Buckalew, ESq-ilunlngdon and
Farmount townships; Hopeful and worthy
daughters Of 'Old Mother Luzerne. May
they continue improving
Philip Hartman-James Buchanan. A
bright star of talent and worth in our ma.
luonal armament.
Daniel tiross--The passage Of the Re.
movaI Bill. An act Of long deferred justice
to the County.
Miss NJ Snyder-The Star Of the
North Well may she be proud of her de.
mocraic sons and daughters.
G. B Jackson-The President. A
young and firm Democrat, he in the
course Of time, become one Of The brightest
stars of this nation
N HambIn, jr-Daniel SnyGerex mem.
f Der Of the Legslature-a firm consisIao!
and unnnching democrat Of The old lchool.
Higher honor awaits him.
Miss r Eyer-Whle ,he wIigs last fall
were catching coons aud raising pine poles,
the democrats elected James X. Polk and
George NJ Dallas
J. L To5ias-The Democratic Ladies
The stars of America; may they ever spurn
wings from them, and all get good temo.
cratic usbands.
F Drehr-Gen. w. S Ross and Thos.
A. Funston, Esqrs. Well have lhey re.
deemed their pledges given before the eec'
lion, and earned for themselves reward
that tho people Of this county will glory in
comforting.
Miss r. hoemaker-Columbia county.
The land Of the flee and tie home Of the
brave
r w Weaver Hon. B A Bdack.
A faithful and honest Representative The
respect and attention Of The people attend
him.
d Whienight-The young rising gener
alton OF Columbia county, may they ever
remember lae services of their fathers Of
, '76.
u Sent in by Dr. d. N Scoi,-The genius
of our government, and the old political
landmarks Of eighteen bundled. Let every
Democrat understand them well.
Guest-We think there is more de-.
mocracy placed in .he Presidential char
i this day, than has occupied it for the last
four years.
Miss E Shirkey--The Ladies OF this
u celebration May they ever be true to their
county; nd seadlasl to democratic pIncl.
pies.
y Miss e Koons-- Whggery of '76 full of
i patriotism; whiggery of IA, full Of hyPoc-
e rcy and intrigue,
e Miss Mary Chrislman-Polk and Dallas,
Democrats of the Jellersonisn school May
|, they be hailed as The sons of Washington
t Thomas McBride-May the wings be
,l taught lesson from the result OF The late
election which shall never be forgotten
J.: V Doeber-Columbia county We hope
e we trust mol vainy; that her great and
growing interests will receive proper and
J. meriled attention
+ A Guesl--Andrew Jackson The old
Hickory has lived 10 see his enemies the
y coons defeated, and a:young hickory from
The old stock this day transferred to The
i white house
yl Miss Osa Vanhorn-
The COops can't sing any more whig songs
Tx They are used up party now.
It's Miss A. Webb Democratic Principle;
ed A government guided by them is a sure
protector of the honor and virtue of its CHI
I'd zens
I'd Joseph Prentiss-P Polk, Dallas Bucha
is nan and Sas Wright With such men