Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-10-31


for governor.
In view Of these results, can there he
doubt fhaE &hs votes eF Pennsylvania and
Ohio will be given to the democratic can
.Hidates ia November We think mot
Every vote which was cast for Longstreth
in Pennsylvania may be relied on iOr Cass
and Butler; as may also e"ery vote Civ
en- TO the gallant Weller in UhiO. But can
all the factions that voted for the wing
candidates IN those states he depended
upon for Gen. Taylorl Iftbere is any
honesty in human nature. they cannot he
In the first place. the aboliiiOnisis cannot
vote tor Gen. Taylor The abstraction
Oflbe vote Of that party from the whia can
ydidate will reduce his vote at least g 900
in Ohio. and 1000 in Pennsylvania. The
abstraction also Of the pretended ''tree
>soii' faction will take from him many
Thousand more in both States. Neither
abolilionists nor Van Buren, men can vote
for the whig nonineN. without proving
themselves 60 be utterly corrupt and an
principled. To these may be added Qua.
kers and other religious denominations,
who cannot. upon principle, vote fer a
military candidate, who now belongs to
the army and wears sword by his side.
We therefore belieUe Il to be morally
impossible for the ~hig p0rtg to carry
either Pennsylvania or Ohio, If our
brethren IN those .StGses manfnlly do
their duty, as ne AGUe evcry reason TO
beliere they Zr7gS-
La addition 20 the encouraging signs
which have been indicated 10 the State
elections during the summer and autumn,
ADe che certain prospect of carrying
Pennsylvania and Ohio in the approach
ing presidential election, we have the
strongest assurances that Tenne seee, and
perhaps even North Carolina. will be add
ed to the paal&nx Of democratic States in
NoNeR5er.
We therefore unhesitatfngly say to our
democratic brethren of the Union. he of
good cheer. Your final Success is cer-
tain. if you do your duty TnaRiully aud
faithfully until the election. But yOU
GDesa 90 longer inid your arms in lnaclIv.
Sty--yoM aust TOrk-you must speak
you must wrire-yOu must organize forth
with in every county, town, and school
distriel1 and you must rally every demo
SloA ~shu nun " tAO HOiISs
We speak plainly to you, because we
would not disguise from you the necessity
ofinsiant and uniiring effort. The unex-
pecled gains OfOur opponents have arous
cd them from the gloomissI despair 10
wild and unreasonable hope. II will
stimulate them to additional exeriion.
which will render activity and energy
more necessary on the part of the democ
racy. Brethren when we call upon OH
TO make the necessary efforts for success.
we are confident we shall not be disap-
pointed.
We would address the old democracy
the supporters Of Jefferson. MADISON
and JacksOn-and ask Il they desire re-
turn Of the federal party To power. with
its OdiOuS policy and it's obnoxious meas
ures? Are the fruits ola quarter of a cen
fury of hard struggle now to he lost fur
the want of little effort on your part!-
We do not believe it.
To our naturalized fellow. citizens
Frenchmen. Germans. Irish, English,
now citizens of the United States we
appeal. Do you desire TO see the party
elevated to power that prossribes YOU
the party that passed the infamous alien
law--the party who would never permit
you to become citizens in this land of lib
erty, this asylum Of the oppressed. to
which you have came to enjoy the sweets
of freedom--ibs party that openly leagues
with the proseriptive native Americans
to overthrow the democracy, who stand
by your rights and privileges? If not,
you cannot fail to rally under the banner
ofdsmocracy, which is the party Of equal
rights and Of liberty.
To the patriotic peoplc of the United
States we would appeal. Do you desire
the success ofthe party that opposes your
country 10 every foreign controversy
the party whose leaders have committed
'''nlordl treason" in two wars--the war
with England in 1919, and the war with
Mexico in lst7i-lhe party whose candi
date is supported in one portion OF the
Union because he is in favor Of the ex
tension Of slavery, and in the other be.
cause be is not? Tf not, then cast your
ballots for the candidates of the party
whose feelings are American. and whose
principles are net hidden from the PEG
pie.
To our democratic brethren we again
saga glorious and sY'endid triumph j:
within your reach, if yon viii seeWpe It,
Will you not do il! We wait. in conf.
dence, your answer at the ballot boxes ir
November.
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