Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-20

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LOOK OUT FOR FEDERAL FRAUDS.
1t is absolutely necessary that Democrats
every where should be wide awake, in order
10 meet and put down the Federal frauds and
falsehoods which, as the day of election APP
proaches, are becoming thicker and thicker
and more infamous and bare-faced. The fact
cannot now be denied by them, but that their
Northern allies are laboring with might and
main TO convince the people of the North that
Gen. Taylor is Free Soil man-that if cleo
ted the Wings can pass the Wilmot Proviso !;
not only can but will pass it. and Gen. Tay-
lor is pledged not TO interfere. Whilst these
same Northern Taylor men are laboring equal
w strenuously to convince the Northern peO-
pie that Cass is pledged TO veto the Proviso.
We say our friends must be on the alert. The
following, which we clip from the Washing
ton Union, will shew what an Infamous game
the wire-pullers al Washington City are play
ing. We ask for it careful perusal -
executive committee of the Jackson Associa-
ton, as requested. We are authorized to say
to our readers, that the language used in these
resolutions, however severe it may seem, is
called for by the uniustifable language of the
wings in their resolutions published in the In
teliigenCer, and their mOnstrOus system OF
fraud, as shown by the following resolutions:
Resolutions of the Executive Committee OF
the Jackson Democratic Association.
AT a meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Jackson Democratic Association of this
CITY, held at Jackson Hall on Monday even
ing, October 9, 1913, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted
Resolved, That we have seen with surprise
the unblushing mendaclty of the Rough and
Ready Club in this city, in their resolutions,
and the letter of their President, published in
the National Intelgencer, denying that more
than one life of General Taylor has been pub
lished and circulated in this city, and while
admitting that they have two publishing rooms,
deny that documents are prepared for the
North, representing Gen. Cass as pledged 10
the extension of slavery, and General Taylor
pledged against it and that documents are
prepared for the South, representing General
Cass as an enemy to the institution of slavery
and an aboltionist that one of our committee
procured anu pldCeu Ill INC udluS Vi CelldlOI
flanagan last summer, fourteen lives of Tay-
lor; and that we have now in our hands, and
open to the inspection of ALL four different
lives of Taylor, published by whig publishers
in this city, and circulated by the whig CON-
mittee under the frank Of whig congressman
and Senators; that we have in our hands and
open to the inspection of all, whig documents
prepared for the NORTH, representing General
Taylor as opposed to and pledged against the
extension of slavery, and Gen. Cass as in ia
vor of and pledged to the extension of slave,
ry; and documents prepared for the South
representing Gen. Cass as an " abolltlonist Of
the strctest Sect and declaring the notorious
Willard Fillmore as better friend of the in.
stitution of slavery than Gen. Cass; that the
first of these documents was obtained from the
committee room where documents are prepar
ed for the NORTH, and the other from the com
mittee room where documents are published
for the SOUTH; that these different lives o.
Taylor, and northern and southern wing doc
uments are in the committee room of the Ex
RcutiVe Committee at Jackson Hall, where
they can be examined at any hour Of the day
from this time until the election of Gen Cass
to the Presidency. That the wings accusing
lis of fa1sehood in making these statements
have, in addition to the fraud, the LIE proved
forehead, we hold them up to the scorn and
execraton of the world.
Resolved, That we view with indignation
and scorn the conduct of the wing patty o.
this city, in meanly endeavoring TO sneak on
of the infamy of their association with one
whose name should not be mentioned among
honorable men, but whom they imported into
this city, introduced to an audience, and cheer
ed on in his Infamous falsehoOdS and maiCiOu.
SANDER of the democratic candidate for thu
presidency and published his speech, which
was so Infamous, that they had not the hardi
hood TO allow the name of a responsible mar
TO go out in connection with it. Even thu
publisher dared not allow his name 10 appea
upon the docunent-a statement known by
them 10 be false, but which they trusted nigh
be used to deceive unsuspecting people. How
ever much they may endeavor to shrink from
the responsibility Of their connection with thi
base slanderer, we shall fasten the infamy o
the act upon them, till, like the poisoned shir
of Nessus, it consumes them TO the death
RESOLVED, That we again call the attention
Of the American people 10 these monstrou
frauds of the federal party now proved upol
them, that they may spare no efforts in expo
sing the infamy of federalism to the world
that for ourselves, however revolving may b
the sight, we shall perform the duty we ow
to our country in raising the veil which con
Ceals the hideous nudity of this model artist
party, who, destitute of principles, seek powe
through deception and fraud, and that we wi
"Place whip in every honest han l.
To lash the rascals naked through the world"
Resolved, That we request every democrat
ic newspaper in the Union 10 publish thes
resolutions, that the frauds OF the federal par
ty may be seen by the people, and that the
may be prepared for the receptions and mis-
representations which are being practised up
on them. ]. D. HOOVER,
Chairman of the Executive Committee.
Z. w. McKNEw, Corresponding Secretary
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