The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-08-29

Veto on the western country-but we might
have embraced among those to he deeply
injured by the Ill advised measure, some oil
our own citizens. 1t is known that Ba!ti-
more carries on an extensive ana prontanle
trade with the western States. ana thnt
many of our merchants and mechanics, have
large suns due them from western chizehs.
So far this commerce has been mutually al
vnntagcuus; hut how is the western mer-
chant to meet his engagements here, II com
PEELED suddenly 10 pay the whole OF Els "e"t
to the baHk We know that some o! our
citizens, in anticipation of the distress that
must follow the winding Ii? OF me pahk,
have resolved to curtail their western bust
ness-and, in doing this, they have been
compelled to dispense with some OF the
wolkmen whom they have heretofore Kept
employed. Many thousands OF dollars worth
OF hats, shoes, &C., have been annually sent
from Baltimore TO the west. but tins can no
longer be done with safety, ard The neces-
sary consequence must he, that numbers OF
the makers of these articles. will be thrown
out Of employment. We know at least one
instance in which this effect has already
been produced IN this city. 1t Is deemcd
useless to manufacture when 10 sale can I've
had for the article made Baltimore paper.
The Washington Globe, the official organ
of the administration, in late editorial
article, in reference to the President, speaks
of him as " one whe was born 10 command"
BoRx TO CoMMAND!i ~ If this PROPOSE
ton be true, the converse of it must also he
true, that Others are born to obey The
Divine right" to command could not be
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pendent obligation of obedience on others.
The right and the obligation must be recip-
r0cai. We have heard much OF the Dl-
vine right" of kings, but did not expect SO
soon to hear that monarchial and slavish
doctrine prooagated in this country, and
that TOO by t1e official organ of the eXecu
tive /" BoRy TO COMMAND" How does
this tally will The principle exultingly set
forth in our declaration of independence
THAT ALL MEN ARE CREATED EQUAL"
But this is old fashioned doctrine. 1t was
promulgated more than fifty years ago:
and we have gIown wise, and it has grown
obsolete. We are now informed by the
great fug,eman Of the democratic party"
That some men nre "born to command !"
Are the people Erenared to subscribe to il !?
Rdtaoia Ohio) Chronicle.
One ofthe characteristics Of the slang of the
supporters Of Andrew jackson, is really worthy
OF The notice of the good citizens OF this Union
wherever they na- reside, and whatever may
be their political opinions, or the party to
which they belong and that is, that all are ac-
cnsed of bribery and corruption, who do moi
Join with the1 {" Soils Party" The Globe,
IN preparing their friends for a signal defeat in
Kentucky, says, "ue introduction of the rotten
borough system, with the bribery of the Bank
of the United Stats, is to account for the de.
feat of the jackson party, should it take place.
The Albany Argus calls the union of the Anti
Masons and Nationa Republicans ga corrupt
bargain" According to these gentlemen, any
other feeling, than devotion to Andrew Jackson,
is " bribery and corruption Do they expect
Ia mako proseytes by the indscriminate libel.
ling of their fellow citizens, or is it merely a
commencement ofAndrew Jacksons Dictator
ship in advance J.? Or is it not rather the vcri.
| fcation of the maxim that " suspicion always
| haunts the guilty mind = We are inclined 20
believe it is from the latter sonrce and have no
! doubt it will create such feeling in our indie
pendent voters. wiI' will sbaMtq n8lair, CE,e?s.
ION OF the mere whpperS-in tor the - Kitchen
Cabnet.'-.N y. .4dp0rate
General jackson disclaims all obligation on
! his part to be governed by the decisions oc The
! Supreme Cuurt-he assumes the right of dis
approving any bill from the legislative houses
which lie dlsikes, no matter upon what grounds
and he is now usurpIng the complete power
of appointments 10 Office not only without
! the advice and consent of the Senate, but in
/ direct opposition TO their opinion, advice and
consent. "A few strides more will place the
whole government in his hands, as supreme
uncontrolled, and absolute Dictator; and such
| Is the servllity and unprncipled nature of cor.
rupt partnership, that the warInest protested
advocates Of democratic republicansm, vindi-
| cate him in every step he takes towards this
! gross and daring usurpalion Of power and do
! minion. The people OF tho United States will
! find, If tho experiment is ever made, that An.
DREW JACKSON WILL PROVE TO Re A TERRIBLE
/ DEsroT-.Itto iork .AdrertiSer.
FACTS. II is fact thul every Office holder
in the country, from the President of the u. S
down 10 the humble publishers Of the u. S.
laws, is opposed TO renewing the charter Of the
U. S. bank
Ii is fact, that whatever may be the si,na.
ton of the country. or however much the price
of every kind of labor maj be depressed, the
office holders will not be diminished one cent.
II is fact, that every Office holder is inter
ested in pecuniary point Of view not Only in
in keeping Gen. Jackson in Office, so that he
might keep in himself but in reducing as much
as possible every species Of property and labor
because he can then support himself with
much smaller portion Of bis salary than when
property and labor bear fair and reasonable
price.
Ii is fact, that while ii is the interest of the
office FOLDERS TO reduce the price Of produce
and labor, il is the interest and duty of the far
nler, the mechanic, and the laborcr to keep m
the price of both.
SHooT THE DEsERTEEs!" The Presidents
official paper, " the Great Globe itself" has de-
nouhced Mr.. Barbour for his presumption in
accepting nomination for the office of Vice
President in opposition 10 the wishes of him
In vas BORN 70 COMMAND The President
having usurped the functions of both Houses of
Congress, aud OF the Supreme Court, insists
npon carrying ont his system Of dictalion. by
designating his successor. There are only two
" S"vereigns" in Tho world who of right enioy
this privilege BY the constitution OF the Rus.
sian Monarchy, The Gar has a rit 1t 10 desir.
nate his successor among the princes Of the
blond. Gen. Jackson would fam enjoy the
same prcrogative.
~ Y. COmniercial .4drertiSer.
FREE TRADE. The sort of " free trade"
which distinguish JacksOnIsm, is well exemnli.
fed in the following csnlui0n passed at n 70.
cent meeting OF Naiona! Republicans, in Cox.
snche:-
hsotced, That tho Executive Of tho United
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