The Democratic pioneer. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1845-1853, 1847-09-24
THE 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER.

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Democrats, remember, that two weeks from
next Tuesday, you will be called upon to DO
one of the most important duties entrusted to
man, and let 1t not be forgotten; that duty is
to select officers to preside over the destnes
of your country. Turn out and cast your
votes for men holding your own principles
and you will not be deceived in their &C
tons. But if you vote for those who hold to
measures the reverse of your own you will
| be deceived. Ha.3
Farmers, remember that your taxes were
to be less than last year, and that instead OF
being less they are more than double,
Remember, that the same men that support
and call this tax law good and just one, are
now asking you for your votes. e
Remember, that if elected they will still
support the very laws which you SO much
abhor and wish to get rid of.
Remember, that the only way left you to
remedy these evils, is TO 60 to the polls early
on the morning of the election, vote for true
Democrats and have your neighbor do like
ise,
RALLY to the POLLS early, on Tuesday
the 18th day of October and remain till they
close. See that all your neighbors are out.
70 you the people, this is an important elec-
ton; for it may determine for years to come,
whether you will have TAX LAW that
will tax the rich as severly as the present
one does the poor; whether we are to have
good and equal laws that will operate alike
upon the poor and the rich. This is the time
for you who have it in your power to decide
these matters, and let it be done to your own
satsfactons. Receive not the fair promises
Of party who have SO frequently deceived
YOU. The campaign of FORTY and all by
gone experience has proven to every reason
able mind, that the party making the most
COED promises, LIES most and is the most
corrupt while they always perform least. 1t
is not necessary to mention any of the thou
sands of promises made by the Wing party to
prove this, for the fact is fresh in the memory
ofevery man. Why, no longer ago than last
fall, many promises were made by the same
party and the result right the reverse. The
Taxes were to be reduced and are a great
deal higher. Every thing was to be quite
changed for the better and is worse. These
things should all be remembered.
One thing more to be REM
tina, is that some Of the same men who dis
tributed JOHN SHRENk'S paper charging
fraud and corruption upon the Democratic
officers, and who secretly attempted to sus-
tain them but failed to do so, were then and
are now again candidates; and the same
charges are again attempted to be palmed
upon the people, more thap likely made by
the same men. Place the seal of condenna-
ton upon all men who would olast the char
acters of their opponents and do any act
however vile to accomplish their ends. II
men have nothing good within themselves to
recommend them to the people, their base
fasehoods about good an honest persons
should never secure the confidence Of the
people in their favor.
The secret circulation Of the 'Wyandot
Telegraph and falsehoods contained therein,
and by whom circulated, are things not en-
tirely forgotten. as those now circulating the
same base and malicious lies will have i'm
pressed upon their minds by the time the re-
suit of the present election is determind
GOTO THE POLLS and DO YOUR
DUTY and ALL WILL BE RIGHT.