The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-10-03
BEAUTIES OF JACKSONISM.

BEAUTIES OF JACKSONISM
We have thrtwn together the following
paragraphs, in order to give birds-eye
view of some of the peculiar characteristics
of the present administration. By It's fruits
let il be judged.
! Mrs EAroH. The Boston Daily Advertiser
! has the following paper on The -" conducted the
Administration in its domestic policy Would
that it were not but too true:
Ii is literal fact that. in the midst of all the
political agitation of the present critical period,
the object which has engaged more than any
other, the attention of the government Of the
United States under the Administration Of
General Jackson. has been that Of procuring
favorable reception for n female favorite Of the
President in the fashionable circles Of Wash.
Rgton. The Secretary Of State is seen 10 call
at the Russian Minister'S House. Pr baby
there is some Important diplomatic movement
going on in. Europe. Oh no His business is
to persuade Baron Krudner to give her a ball
Again. the President openly threatens 10 send
home the Dutch minister in disgrace. He has
nodoubt taken umbVage at the irregular proceed
ings of the King OF the Netherlands in the ar,
bilration Not at ALL That is very small
obstinaely refuses TO exchange civiiilies with
her. Formerly. when the President and the
Secretary Of State net 10 transact business,
the first questions were, What dispatches from
abroad What news from The army or the
navy? What was done es,erday in Congress
! Under General Jackson the case is different
/ Is she invited to Mr. IS hall2 No. but size
| appeared las, night at The British Minister s.
1 viii Mrs consent to see hcs mo
/ What not at large parties ?-i fear not.
! employed all yesterday morning in arguing
with her upon the subject, but 10 purpose.
| and what SAYS the Dutch minister's lady /? ]
am happy to say that on my solemn assurance
That Miss - will call upon he1, Mrs. H. has
agreed to invite her to her house We have
signed protocol 10 that effect, which have
with me.-Truly a most eGifying, pleasant, and
above all important topic for discussion be
| tween grey-headed President of sixty six and
his Secretary Of State The picture, as our
well informed readers know, is not even over.
charged
I The Pittsburg Gazette Of a late date s7ys -
81 II gives US sincere pleasure 10 assure our
readers abrond that the jackson party here is
completely and utterly PROSTATE. Hundreds
/ have abandoned the support Of the Hero on &C .
count OF his her0ic determination to give
| mortal stab to the manufacturing interests Of
| this country by destroying the United States
I'm, t,y, nersons Who hava ,nrnod - I.nI,a,n ~
ooo,'nn, IS ,ha w. ,d ,f IT,. ~ D"0n0o" vi
s;,n. tLa f,Iin,r,, ,-i,, hn,aroIar, ~ 11't
;a ill., rnan,, *, ~ oI'a L. anu N"i ~ ~,
has 80, j., h.n ~, "a ~ ra'1so s'y' ne
"1 ua"ui ""u no ""n'' 70 ''y " OUT
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! upon the ruin OF his peighbors. The mo,ive ia
worthy the cause"
Nr,,,. c r.
IT, lt :. a ~ a. loH VI f"L HurhEmE Nouhr'
"o's - J"o Pa9sHgo". '"chson ts.o mes
Ion in ;,s mon, ndio a"o upC,I,ne ., Nu'l',ca
Th;s a,.;,' Iuu u,"',i''"s
duce first anarchy and then despotism. It
| should be placed over every mans Preside.
| The passage reads as follows:
" Tie opiaioa Of he Judges has no more M.
hOrity Over Congress-, than the oBtnion of
Congress has orer the Tadges; and on that
point the President is independent of Bo,A."
A gentleman from New Ham,sl,;re wri,os n
the editor Of the Dover Enourer .s von nus,
nut your paper cheaper. or il cannot be c;rcn.
lated; the jackson paners con,e into This neigh.
borhood for about nothing; and the { Globe,