Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-09-16

own statement.
Now If you, Mr.. Editor. can
friend out of the position in wb,,i
placed himself by his own acts Ir
that the remark was made in = -
jest, l am perfectly satisfied. Thu
the fact that he subscribed I'M,
lars is sufficient to establish ILL., R.
sure you that | will not let Won o..
out of it at the expense Of nv 7s
for yeracity. III
CARROLLToWN Sept Id
Mr.. EDTTOR:-I crave your nan
the insertion of these few lines Ar
fellow Democrats of Carroll. a few
with you in all truth and soJerpzs.
government Is based upon the ia
Democratic freedom. 1t was si-
tered by Washington in accorlang |
Democratic principles But vla
people placed John Adams il otHa.
believed in the Capitalization Of
ment, the rights and liberties of l4
pie were trampled under foot In.
administration plant Congress 1
ing out his plan, passed the AID
Sedition laws, under which IL
seized and cast into prison, witloa
or jury, for no other reason than
they choose 10 condemn the tyra
acts Of Adams self-established d5,ga
Then it was that the Democracy Il
themselves, under the lead Of Il
jefferson, into a great party and i
end of four years. hurled him fnz|
throne which his Imagination had C
for him and, with a Jealous caTe /
guarded the citadel of American *
and suffered not one jot or title 6
Constitution TO be sacrificed to any 1
necessity. But again with John Z
ans, at the head OF the goVeImI
titions for the dissolution Of the
and the Capitalization Of power, va
order Of the day. But the D51.
party again rescued the Constituul
the grasp of Its enemies, and nov &
thought that we would be free int i
ercise of all our rights under that
tuition. But, another president FA;
ted, who believed in the centra-n-
| power, and who publicly deClEe
" this Union could not exist bal
and half free" Then il was tLz
very foundations of our RepubE
shaken by the clamor and bustle q
and our land deluged with bod
it was that citizens were ARRESTED
censorship established over tie F'aa
condemning, as they had nsh.
the wicked policy Of the adnH-S
And nOac it is that the Democrat
must come TO the rescue, and save o.
| stitution and liberties fromthe gra4
dial hands which are now violating
Then, fellow Democrats, Tie
cry of the Democracy is sound"
calls from the hills il calls fon Tx
lies and asks that you rally 70 i
dard, as the followers of JeHa'S-
jackson did, and hurl from PoS-
present blood stained wretches wv
caused a civil war TO desoIate ~
fair land, and caused it 10 be d@-A
with the blood of our nearest al1
relations. The tears of widow. .
cries of thousands of orphans l5h ?"
by this war, which was raised u
the rawlings ofNew England PI'a.D
fanatics, for the Niger, ascencs u
en-, and asks that you, by youT '-I' l.
the second Tuesday of next o''yg y5r
lieve this State from the thr- rr'
which it is placed, by putting -
WOODWARD in the chair no" - n
by Curtin. Then with Seym0[I-
York. Parker of New Jersey, . p,s
ham of Ohio and WOODWARD u
vania we shall present bola a. ,.s
vided front to that THING "ho =
Washington, and will be able % e., S,,,s
of his encroachments into oui
arrest citizens for exercising lL1n
under the Constitution OF ~ ii
States. Then up, fellow D n5 a
Carroll, and be doing in the s 81.
Go to the polls and cast you: t |
the Democratic ticket or on :, If
tempt.