Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-04-03
Our last Appeal.

We make our last appeal this mora
ing to the Wings of Newport 10 come
maniuly and strongly to the polls and
discharge An important duty. As We
said before, the most powerful and extra
ordinary efforts will be made by the To-
cofocos to carry the State and we are
not called upon TO resist these efforts,
under any ordinary circumstances we
have no common foe TO contend against.
The men who are now opposed TO us
are the men aho were foremost in the
misc hievous eff 'rrs of the Dorr party to
tramplc upon the laws and institutions
Of the State. The Dorr party raised
the motto OF the Banks and Beauty
And when arrests were made Of Wei
come b. Sayles and others for Treas
on, the Providence Express, the organ
of the party published the names Of
those who made the complaints, those
who issued the warrants and those who
served them, in large letters, with flats
pointing at them and the number Of
their resi- lcnces and could the Dorri'es
have succeeded, the residences Of these
gentlemen were 10 have been first de-
molshcd. We are now coniendlng
with the same opponents I; men who
avow and profess the whole Dorrile
principles. Men who, il they are elec.
ted to power, will appropriate thousands
OF dollars as n remuneration to those
men who we're indicted for Treason
agains, the State and they will levy II
DIRECT TAX UPON THE PEO.
PIE TO PAY TIE DORRlTE
TRAITORS. Men of Rhode Island,
are you prepared Tor this Are you
willing to see your Constitution sha,tcr-
ed to pieces. your wholesome laws re-
pcalcd. and yourselves TO he taxed for
many hundred thousand dollars to pay
those men who were foremost in the
Dorr rebellion These ara important
questions, and you will decide them by
your votes to-day. iyou are in favor
oflhese revolutionary and destructive
movements, you will support the loco
loco ticket ; but il you are opposed 10
all this. and are in favor of preserving
the Constitution unsha,icrcd, Of SUSTAIN
ing the laws and good government, and
preventing a re-, naction of the alarm
ing scenes Of lS42, you will vote the
entire Wing ticket. II you value the
ancient character Of Rhode Island, if
you value The good old customs OF
Rhode Island in preference 10 those of
\ .New York. if there is anything sacred
in your iircsldcs, your heartls and your
II homrs.-if the ties OF dom,st affection
are strong in your r's,-il' sou are a
law-ni iding and law-Iovng people. you
will nohIy sustain your honorable and
distinguished character by vo ing the
entire Wing ticket and ,hus putting a
strong quetus upon the destructive pol
/ icy OF the locoloco party.
Therefore, Wings, one and all, come
up to the polls and vote for the candi-
dates Of The party. Let no man who
is in favor of law and good government
stay a, home. for his Vote may decld,
the eection ;and We assure you that il
the State Is once in the hands of the
locolocos, more mischief will be done
than the tears and regrets Of whole
year, on your part, for having been
negligent ofyour duly, can atone for
Come up to the polls in all your strength
and sustain the Wing tickets, and We
shall ! ave the pleasure Of announcing
to you, Tomorrow morning, that the
gallant little State Of Rhode Island ID
safe !