Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-08-04

M f,,,r.r,r.,,,..-f- r.,..-t the olitr.oHs @.
sident Jackson n ile message ''
TSe 5,b toast drauk by ths company vas
these woris; .l.,r,tsi by him
...L.I.-,s,-s,5u of. Congress. wll. meet i.' .t
nrob9tisn Of true patrols while h'el.1 49,. s.. y,
ihs FafFer OF bis country shall De -,-.., t,J
Mon tbe anphus, elected oy ii' ,ols. ''--
sI Nr Barton addressed che c'I'Pl'. Us
foll0Ws.-
Fr President and Ca..encr
Tr times s3 assdly out iJoni as ,nls7i
oeifhor thc feast nor personal alu, '''-.' -.
ieof in assembling here We make ,o
fne truth chat we avail. 0urssl'e s o- .---7 ~.
emit and social occasion o ntcrc1lnsi
and opinions. with q view lo -l'Il1 $50
ina common cause, m which we oe.io,o u'o ~
lie liberties and the best interests OF OUT country
to be deeply involved.
am much gatiicd with tle app oo-i'N ol -'s
public course 5y DDS fellow citizens az nome rs
well as DID some of the ua.shoooln3 states SUI
more grauhedby Che description dN' -ilIa1'-, ol
those who have awarded to ne-c9Iilpos ol
men who DO not make che POLITICAL uaLnc OF woes
a. t-tle, nor otr,e-hl0ung means ol AFe'llool'
bal whose professions of patriotism are sincere
and .rh3 ior their igmes-
ts0uc bones. calling use, mo- matter WhlL.
And most OF lII ann .ut,h1d th8t such appro-
baton dos NOS rest upon luy Interested reco.lec-
tion of iig0urs conferred offices procured, OF pr-
vale interests promoted. but upon my humo.e1ut
c0rda' support of principles of public liberty and
natou. interests. upon which the d.smeres-a1
aud rauIotc classes of both the great parties n
tho state. may c0uscleuuousy aud consistently
un,e however Hcy mlF dlLer H opinion oi .le
fmss of particular men Cor public stations
rru.h. AS We. 1s .le 8htv demands one ldm.s-
M..r|. ..H .rH ID +. d n r
MS rem. by me .afe PusdeDul. contest are on
ri.ed INTO no IeI-t Two classes THE political ui-
vnfursrs and uli.s-hulters, who followed their
chef tor tha .Olyes and l-lesl and sustained h.n
f1m h118s 0i persona. advancement, and Wn1 ODD
tts event oi Success demanded a portion oi One
h.u0ur- aud eml'lm5uis of Che government as ID
reward for lIeir services boz achieving tle victory.
This Iss OF mankind. in s.. countries ud -nls-
have been ihe Instruments by which Tree govern
m.uts Iar and .oery have been FRUSTRATED, ana
d.srausn- 0t arbitrary e2ecuuyo Wll erected upon
tlsir RUSS
Tfeoue. is Obs, patriotic clsss. devoted to tzad
principles Of public liberty and national. interests
wrlseIec. their chief with view io tneu prnci-
PIES al .are OBJ hmno longer than ho faithfully pros
NOTES Ine objects For which ns was selected. ana
a.s mo private benefit as O reward Tor the exercise
ofthe.r sacred s.lc-Fe franchise which they deem
invaluable.
This class of our race. in an countries and ages
have stood as t.ie pillars upon which the iaT il-
buc of regulated liberty bias rested
Indeed upon Jle performance ot the one or
the other 0 these classes Iu government de
pend, mI.1.f the important question: whether
that government 1e free 5r despoucr lT Wnlls'e or
name 90 may bs called.
Ye-, te 5ltriour of both parties In the late con-
TEST had che same objects ODD view, and only dIi
fered as t1 tIo man most capable and faithful DO
secure lbeu
20 isl tle high prgl ege Of feemen calmly and
respectfully t1 review the brief course of tha pre-
sent administration and ascertain % both parties
have NOE been deceived aud disappointed and
whether both patriotism and consistency 90 uo-
require them to look abroad for chief magistrate
and cabinet more lffliu lo olI pfIntIpitsl a.'-
moe capable t1 sustain ilelA-
Passue oyor minor matters let us take o glance
40 ths three pHuc.pl. pledges under Whcl lie
present administration came INTO power ana see
if every hope excited BIAS MOI been disappointed
and every pledge given violated
Iqa 1eief'yas impressed and uFetei upon tho
rl1l. mind rIai Gen. Jackson would serve 1lt
4 u gers. SD as Io Del free from NJ. temptation 20
.s.1 Che power and patronage on ln5 government
secure a recollection. that be would 6e che
President OF tla nation. and NOT the mere Chief ot
a U.r.0r.Jus partt a1i chat he was friend, proved
g.. 1- destinations oral and wrteuf and tined 1y
I.s recorded v0les to the great interest of Internal
improvements Of % nlIio11. character 1Y the only
adequate poNe-ofthe general government and to
ihe protection of our young and rising domestic
productions and arts 1gamst the overwhelming
uF4ry of older nations. Chat seek 10 overlap ana
smother them in their Iu-uoF, -nd restore us OBJ
c1.1nI. state of commer-IH. dependence on tle
old
How nave these hopes been rslHzed1 From
ln 0rmgJilu of friends of lhe President. I la.ste
that even so ats as March $50 b.. went BOZ tre
metropolis determined .1 reliz. Them There he
was surround i PSI the leaders and t1e commit
tees of The various Interested parties rlal formed
Che boosted combination aglIust the late ftminI-
stuu5a. rervod from bis intended course and
forced by evfrneou5 powers from bis better dee
Examinations
From chat moment 4 have mo- longer viewed
Tins as ihe administration or Genera. Jackson but
of Che power behind the throne greater ,hln the
chrome use.f. of che Heterogeneous and tIscCr-
ja1t power, that cocrc5 md rule ,he President
Already rs he announced for reelection by a.s
managers i1 Congress 1y ab0rtiye aud deceptive
Legislative ralcuses n pe1nsy wanna and ~ York;
and 'F -le subsidized presses by authority. -
u'if'ence ODD public sentiment and our .epu1Hcan
Institutions would surely have dcfstet more
fi.l lIi air .usI oimm before lhs enumeration
li f1e.e we're no interests te be- served bui those
of tle country DO moe myself however. Dos sd. .
much stress un0n the hlsy violation 0fths pledge
AS OF .le 0tlcrtwo.
Next mo- was to Poe che President of the nation
according fo ms advice o. Mr. Monroe and opay
fbe mod n uercu. ,s and crush t19 m3oy-heljed
monster of parry sp,rl presume boz meant ,he
I,inI Of nl-v f.lr now rules the ua-Iuui and NOT
fh7t Wholesome .lud formed upon great Leading.
principles of government, ana policy for Tins Sind
of party seems as necessary % the preservation OF
Tree governments. bY watching and checking a1ch
other, rs tie Fathers of the republic Thought me
United States Senate ought 90 be, 6y checNins
iha Executive Magistrate The Senate. mean,
such AS 90 came from ths hand of it7 masers-n9,
such AS O. now is or 1ie.y was, th5 serVie Kegs
Ger of execuuv -tlgr cabilgt) edicts.
Instead of admins ring tho government upon .
the elevated pr.cpe- of" -he Father of ms coui-
try and crushing the fictitious monster D. has
taken advantage of ths decline Of his physical and