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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
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The Right If Instruction Tue .NtD Coalition the
Coalition Senator Legislative Usurpdhon
IN my Last commune dlion attempted briefly todeiend
tic right Of e people to instruct their Representative
their way, aud 10 prove, that Tho exceptions which
Mr. Leigi's friends are taking, to Tie course which some
Counties and Districts have adopted 10 pfeveniha seua-
tors reelection, amounts denial OF The light Of ln-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
.N~EIY rEaCHERS

MIR. Noah n,w raises the cry OF State Riyhis! lie
insists upon IT, that there Is other escape
but "deci easing the p0tcer o The Genc al Government
and strengthening the po,cer If The States" The doc
time is right-bu who is the doctor? An editor, who,
alter having reprobate the existence OF the u s. B.nk
now forward vindicsic its re-rhar,er--that
a. the re-esiablshmen of powerful moni. monopoly OF
80 hiiions-ounded upon patton OF the General
Government which csims the right OF establishing i'm the
States, an institution not autoi ised by the Con,iito
at the expense OF the Rights OF the Staesih.l is to say
rNcREAsISG "he p0tCer Of the General Goue suaenf
an,l wEAKENING the power of the States"
Tho same Editor says, II Virginia deserts the cause
the country is gone. What caus.! the Bank? Who il
our adviser! the VIII ia charged w sacrificing his
own principles "a TO The Bank, his pro6ng
by the $92 600 dyanced by the Bank.
Another OF the N. Yok Bank Eli. shouts out that
VIrginis-good old Democratic vmguis, stands r I"
When Virginia resisted with all her power the Infamous
Tariff (Which this Editor MIR. Redwood Fisher was
employed TO support) did he fh-n cry gop old De.
inocraiic virginia." Or, lid he Virginia. Ter
her manly oppos on 10 his iavoe scheme OF nesrious
policy! When V'gini, opposed the mon.irous Bank did
he Men cry out "good old Deuaocrsic vgini.l' What
arc the praises OF such politician orll! What il Vr-
gina doug that cher enemies should praise her 2? MIR.
IL r. WILL IN all human probability change his
MIR Miles cont nues his desuffOry remarks the Right
OF Instruction DesMtory they are indeed lie gene
'dtty agrees III he existence OF that highland Yet he
con ends that common exercise OF il would sap the
io"nuaons oil our Constitution, &C. He says, thai il the
instruction oil the People he propfiy obeued say
/" repeating the Tariff .w) why then vast amounts of in.
vested capital might be sunk general rui such swept
over The State in 1S2O-2l, might ensue nav that ever,
'the 06hgdh"n OF contracts Yield the poc nj phi
oil ins'fuctioh!Mr. Miles do TO us TO under
stand the dociriue. II does hui that alive
" bound TO violate his science the
ou allows him the alternative OF either obeying,
signing
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-11-18
OUR CRITIC

''WiIh ju't enough OF Learning In mi.
"a mind well skifd 10 fad forge a
"a turn FOR punning, call IL Aue salt"
The promising young Geniu. OF the Richmond Cotnpi
ler the Juvenile Qnnilisn Of Yirgnis The dswuing Luz
minay OF Occidental Lfersture, is respectfully
qnested 10 indulge the American Public, with critical
analysis Of The following paragraphs:
We turn always with ulcoiug ofdcop national modification
The splendid pages OF tho Edinburgh tho Bi,h Reviews
The two Qu1ftrfios which in America or tho
IL beyond dispute, tho host though
some articles Of rather pfoten,ion great meio-
eye- displaying no decp learning koony polished
found aigumcn ani ich thought,
Tho brian pasos Of tho Bisl periodicals 1h however,
should ever be borne IN mind tho
irfiofiy The part OF American simple
qucnco OF the fact that tho sale Of tho Reviews limited
" this that their pOpc0fs
contributions which alone sno socnre gat by
aad learning; and Instead Of causing patronage
should fbof increase w. ne tho only by which their
be esconiy elevated aud their permanently
proved The present nunbf Of tho North Amec
several interesting subjects,
90 We suljoiu. - Compiler, @0csnber II.
Let not NJ. NJ T., Esq, suspeet that any viii have lie
temery 10 question HE indsputsble rieh the d.n-
gushing sppeison OUR CRITIC IL he bo Tie patriot
lac assumes, he cannOt but choose lis county in
he great work Of TRANSMITTING Of his paragraphs,
into English. in confidence Inst lie will condesceud 10
comply wi this reasonable quest make H.
lie eill NY making NV queries by way OF hint.
Quefe. y not the Ednhurgh Review british Review
Queie OF fro nings cen u he said with grammatical
proprieyi that one is the besR QuereBu enough We
wait Tor tie analysis. d. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

AS remedy for existing evils, may its hall be
better furnished, its chambers remain as at pre-
sent organised, and Jacksohism removed.
Joseph Harris. Virginia.: Distinguished as
leading State for Wing principles in '76, she Is
found leading in the same cause in '34.
Daniel Feagans. May the People of the U.
States be relieved wholly from the expressions
of Andrew Jackson, Esq, and that by their own
act forthwith.
George Glascock, Jr Priestcraft and king
craft: Total humiliation TO both: to effect which
let us have less hypocrisy and cant, less preach,
ing and praying, and more honesty, truth ana
piety
John Howell. The memory of Kosciusko
and Riego.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

We have received and examined with atten-
ton the able and voiuminous Report on the. sub
ject of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, made
by Mr.. Mercer, from the Committee of Roads
and Canals, to the House of Representatives at
the last session OF Congress- Il displays great
ability and Industry ON the part of. its author
1t consists OF nearly 100 pages and presents an
interesting history Of the great work. Appen.
ded to the Report is highly important docu-
ment IN relation to- Canal navigation, from the
pen Of caLenginees, in England:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The attempt to get up even show OF excite
ment in Virginia, in consequence Of Mr.. Ste
venson's rejection, must fail miserably. Never
was there more righteous decision. And we
are persuaded that nothing but personal and
friendly considerations prevented the vote from
being twice as large almost as it was, against
him. Men, generally, feel sorry for MIR. Ste
venson, 1--WE are not Of. the number,) but there
are few who can defend the circumstances con-
nected with his nomination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The toast Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. McCarty, sent TO
the Loudoun Wing Festival was not appended
to his letter published in yesterdays Gazette, as
it should have been. The following is the toast
Virginia Whigs.-They are guided by the
lamp of liberty-they will wear neither the yoke
nor the collar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09
ALEXANDRIA: !.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 9, 1894

The Richmond Enquirer admits the alarm
ing encroachments of federal power. Why,
then, does not the EnquireS unite in opposing
those, who are welding these powers Proper
principles must be carried out by proper men
Who can expect State Rights to be respected by
the authors of the Proclamation, and the Pro-
test. The Enquirer is not consistent in side
nunciation of federal encreachment, and itssup-
port of those most active in extending these en-
croachments.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

P. p Barbour is nominated by correspon-
dent Of the Richmond Enquirer as candidate
for the next Presidcntship, The gentlemen al
ready spoken of for that high Office are Messrs.
Van Buren,, Mclean, Johnston, Clay, Calhoun,
Webster, Leigh, Barbour, and perhaps others.
All the nags- must be withdrawn from the po-
litical course except one, to run against Mr.: Van
Buren,, or he takes the purse and wins the race
with ease The knowing ones" know this, and
will act accordingly. What fine sport we shall
have!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09
A

$1s21, sos 70
Here then is one Of these pets, in Andrew
Jackson's own State, which owes one million
nine hundred thousand dollars, and has one hun
dred and sixty thousand dollars of cash means
to pay their debt.
Their whole amount of specie is sirty thous-
and dollars, and they owe the Bank Of the U.
States one hundred and fourteen housand-so
that, ifthis much abused institution would call
for its debt, it would sweep every dollar ofspe-
Gle from the vaults Of the Union Bank and its
branches-all the notes which it holds Of other
banks-a considerable portion of the debts due
it by other banks--and leave it but fifty four
thousand dollars of cash means to pay one mil
lion eight hundred and seventy thousand dol
lars OF debts. Yet the United States Bank is
denounced as Observation-Disclosures Gdz.
The Washington correspondent of the Ken
lucky Gazette, who is believed to be no less a
than an Ex-Minister, is out upon the
late Secretary ofState. He charges that Mr.. Nc
Lane staggered" into the Jackson ranks-that
his talents have been "Hsed" to sustain the Bank
the United States-and that he ought to have of
resigned six months since.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The public treasure of the United States is
scattered all over the country, LIN the" keeping
of pet Banks, and "under the custedy-of" the
Executive! Nobody knows accurately any thing
about it-Thousands are anxiously seeking in.
formation, and inquiring where isitl We should
not be surprised if at the end Of six months, in
the language of the Leesbnrg toast, Paddy
Blakes echo were to answer, "No where
which, we take it, will be apt to startle certain
gentlemen. Of the House of Representatives
who have been giving very. singular votes du-
ring the last session Of Congress, in relation to
this business u.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

a communication in this days Gazette relative
to the Washington Bridge-a highly important
subject not only to this District but to the whole
southern country.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

If it be impossible to abolish the pernicious
use of corsets, it is best to adopt those ofMad-
anne St Auton's improved construction, " com.
bining the elasticity and easy elegance of the
Spanish, with the unrivalled tournure and grace
oftheFrench, rendering the figure perfectly sylph
like and distingue"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

Balloons continue to be the order ofthe day in
Batimore-a successful ascension was made
by Mr.. Parker on the 4th, and several others are
advertised to take place
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

Happy those who pursue their avocations
within doors such weather as this!- The sun is
intolerably hot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The Pennsylvania, giving an account ofthe
Jackson celebration of the 4th Of Jaly in Phila-
delphia, says:
cit is not possible to describe the rapturous
welcomes with which Senators Benton and
Grundy were greeted the animation which hail
ed the Representatives from Ohio, Robert T.
Lyle and William Allen, and the fervent de-
Of esteem and attachment shown
to Senators Hill Of New Hampshire, and Upton
of Indiana, and others who were presentr'
This is very oppressive in warm weather.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

In the announcement of the appointment of
Mr.. DoRR to the Consulate of Beunos Ayres,
it was stated that MIR. SLAcuM had been remov-
ed This annunciation, so far as regards the
removal of Mr.. Slacum, was erroneous. He
was not removed, but the circumstances which
induced Mr. Siacum to discontinue his functions
near the Government of Beunos Ayres, have
occasioned his withdrawal from that service.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

Accounts of the HARVEST from all quarters,
are very favorable.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

OF the nominations: made by the President
during the last session of Congress, the Senate
refused to concur in SEVENTEEN, and confirmed
FOUR HUNDRED AND FoRTY,N NINE. What a .factious
body is the Senate!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

Members of Congress, who have their speech.
es on the deposite question printed after the adj
journment, cannot, surely,Sbe so unreasonable
as TO expect them to be read.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

There are rumors of more "reform" among
the clerks in the public Offices at Washin gton
Secretary Forsyth is said to have recommen-
ced the work
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The Election Of the Directors of the Union
Bank of Maryland, has been postponed to Mon
day next, the 14th inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09

The Globe is very angry at the mutilation of
the "fgare head" by the Bostonians.. All men
to their tastes. "Bel boweth, Nebo stoopeth;
her IDOLS have become naught but vanity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-07-09
$1,9s9,e94 %
CASH MEANS, viz:

CASH MEANS, viz:
Specie, $780, I4S 80
Notes Of other banks, 39,37s 81
Due by other banks, 6S,s60 70
-16S,3 1888 A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

Correetion.-ln publishing Mr. w. r. Johpson's Card
In our last paper the word "not in the following
was omitted by the Composi,Or-MrJ is giving the sub
stance OF conversation held with Mr.. Leigh-and among
o' "v PGn's, on me doctrine OF qualification:
" h, Leigh said that he did
been sorry for tho that he had no de, q,
South CaToiinians
tay undertaken the of nceding Caroioa to
.cedc from the which
had not dsppovo -that no had done
inc OBJECT, but thur he clsimed
act of South Caons ordinances was
entirely the act Of Congress modn Tariff and for tbis ba
believed, eH
tivesn Wv" 'io"eo"' representa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

"M W. POTTERS VEGETABLE CATHOLI.
w CON.-Ihis unrivallcd medicine, for which the
oesnu mas been so incessont and extensive during the
a lew years IS still offered for the relief Of the unforu-
nate It's miraculous powers for healing diseases which
resl'tthe ordinary remedies have been enphacally con-
iessed ny the hrst physicians Of the country IL is still
prepared with that care and judgment which have secured
so hgh reputation, and the public are as
su'eo mar "ough It's effects are so powerful and mmed
ase the igredien wholly vegetable and OF kind per.
ectiy innocent. Unbeevers in its efficacy are invited 10
come and examine the for themselves
o. The public are particularly requested to take notice
that the medicine advertised by T. W. Dyotr is not the
genuine Vegetable Caholicon Of the late William w
Potter. The recipe bequeathed by will TO the sub.
scriber, who has NEVER constituted Mr.. Dyott Agent
pereof, authorized him 10 sell IT, The truth perhsus
U.s. mat the Catholcon advertised for sale by T. w DIV.
OF Is medicine prepared by w. Potter. or this med
cine NE subscriber intends say nothing more than that
Is MI medicine prepared by herself 10 accordance
WIN we rec'Pe LETT In her possession the demise Of her
ae husoanb But II is liable 10 be mistaken for her
eu'cne, word seems to be Necessary TO prevent mis-
conception. ! ne use Of the name, W. Potter as well
s We appropriation OF the certificates addressed TO nv
late husband In bis life time may create an erroneous i'm
preston as 10 what medicine T. w Dyot dyerii,es She
therefore cautions the public TO be on their guard and
lbat 'be med'eine called The Calboicon OF W Potter
will not be mistaken for the Vegetable C,tIolroo o
William W. Potter. There has not been NOR Iii ,asa
be, any alteration In the bottles, in which ,,,e a,
Cshccon has been distributed since the CONNIE ncemnnt
Of lis manufacture, and they will be labelled az hereoore
The only agents IN the city for Nm W. Poffeys ~,
hoifeon, are Frederick Kle Second and Csllo
hill Streets Ssml p. GrfIiths. Of Eighth and Ches
nut Peter Williamson, Of Second aud Almonds and
lhonas Oliver, corner Of Tenth and Walnut streets N
can likewise be had Of the Subscriber either in large or
sna qoanuues No. 22S, Arch street FIRST door above
MINI, south side. n POTTER,
| IVido,o Of The late w. w. Potter.
| ~ For sale by chss. Goddard, Agent for Richmond
| feo'@|' 9i-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06
THE GREAT MEETJNC

The Pennsylvania" of Monday last, contains
The names of nearly 5000 signers to the call of the
" democratic citizens of the city and county of Phi
adeIphia, to sustain the Administration in nil its
measures in regard to the Bank of the United States
states that 1000 additional names are in its
sion, and would be published next morning. aTbere
VIII probably, before the ,neetng be 10000 sigma
lures: This great meeting took place on Tuesday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

Died suddenly his residence Courtv R.Je,s
oth day OF Fcburary Richard Walker AGED e
@ @ nnd',standng Mr. Walker highest qats, Of
anu me most uubiemished Open and
,io" IN S modest and unpetending Department. p1nc
nII HE
on nopnaoo to the friend md lind GA s
soo ~ an inc relations of life Mr.. Walker oxbibted the o"a
uy good man To these high qualities he added tho
e OF an exemplary christian. circle of bis ac,e
"e" "As oAohsVe no man or henxsi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

'BAfLoRSVlLLE RACES will commence ov.r ,I.
e.. new course one OF the best in Virginia ON the
INST DAY'-A sweepstake for colts and FLIES one
mile and repeat--$l00 enhance 'e'' o"e
~, m SUBSCRIBERS
ford. W. ~ 'd"us' usm Bed
W. ~ white, enters colt by Janus dam Traf,,s,r
" "'inamson enters s. T. coItby Janus dam Alfred
f,sueIIck iarns enters s. C. by Janus, dam FIorzeI
heats. "'oo VI @'oV-tWo mile
heats. WV " Stoo-o milo
FOURTH DAY.--A first rate saddle and bride H.. a
die horses only. ' " ''"'
ne above purses will be hung up, and every exe,ton
WI" " mace 10 give satisfaction those who NAV favor mo
with their company. w n XVI On '"o
TayIorsvle, March End 1894 '1""'
800 sweepstakeis now open for 2 wear Odds IN be
run over 'hs course next fall mile out for $50 or
70 which there six subscribers TO bo closed Al
% w. ID. T.
H"c" " 9o-w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

~, o. 1,,, COMHU,N1C5TxD. 4
me JTeehofders and uoters of the counties of Char.
ioHe, Prince Ed,cdrd, buckingham and C.mber
land. ''
Your attention is called the election of fit and pro
per person to supply the Congress-
ny me death OF Judge ouldn The struggle now exist
ing between the Federal and Republican parties through.
out the onion the crisis the sgaton of you your
pes, rehecons and serious considerations, the choice
OF he character 10 represent you Judge VIM. Daniels
man OF talents strong head and of dignity Of
he has served in both branches OF the Virginia Legisa
ure and was conspicuous member from the county of
Cumberland IN 9S and 49, in the lower House. The prin.
clpes he then advocated such brought Jefferson
into power and which he brought with him into the go.
Verhnen me genuine doctrines Of the Republican party
ana oil The Old Dominion they will live till time shall be
no more Fellow citizens, this is ordinary period; look
little ahead Tell those young lawyers who have
en themselves Tor your suffrage you wisely on
this occasion, for yourselves aud for posery also The
sheis OF the several counties will be required to omen
Po Tor me election OF Judge Daniel the 10Th
The District, March, 1884 LAFAYETTE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

=, " we are authorised TO state that Edwin Upsbaw
Esq VIII be candidate TO represent the Senatorial die
,,c, composed OF The counties Of King and Queen King
"Ihan' gloucester, Matthews and Middlesex
nave an Address on hand from E. 7. Moutague, Esq
which also announces that he candidate Tor the sams
District. " VIC '""'o
we nave Communication which announces that Ar.
en'oa,d r. Harwood, Egg, of King and Queen will be
brought forward for The same office "
VIM H. Roy, Esq, Of Matthews, has been announced
for the same Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

true that the Address of the AIojoritv Of the L.
10 De prepared by gentleman Of the Federal
S-or' oy gentleman who is noioriousIy in favor Of
.he National Bank 1--WE shall see what this
eu' speckled and grsiy' combination will produce.
A OUERIST
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

r hk. MONROE, SURGEON Dentist, of Pichmond
~ WIZ VISIT Brunswick, Lunenburg Nottowav AMI
rnee Edward COUNTESS professionally Jesirou
MS AID as Dentist will please leave their address A.
the several Court houses. ''S ~
March g. M o..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-03-06

ONE of THE PEOPLE
TO THE EDfroRS OF THE E.NQUiEER
p""e"eh-f on perhaps will have before th
eo".a,oh reaches you, (aliho' discover they have
""hneid u rom your psper) e proce edings of Wythe
meeting, on The subject OF the Currency and the Reova
OF Tie Deposites; anu from the great ug and
Ing OF titles, such as Cap,ains promoted to ColooeIs
Leuenanis to Captains, Revetends, Sau;res, Doctor.
&c. nc, you may be Induced to think probsbv ti.ra
was large assemblage Of people, collected for the pur
pose Of reprobaiiDg President Jackson and that are all
run mad. you are in The great Cry OF Richmond.
the subjects II but small business The hue and or v
As all raised by small squad OF Nuiers CI.yes and
, s with The exception Of few fahless Pc
anu nose oil the class that have for long time
Ts n,og Tor ut opportunity to shew their true colours
. MONIES. farmers the ycomany Of the country, men
VINO are not dependent banks for their
hn they feel none OF great pressure go much
ny m's reckless faction. Times, IN nv opinion in
this county have never been more prosnrrous mr.
me people better con,ented with their federal Executive
And Tor 1u and satisfactory deveiopcmeut oi This as
,eron WIN reer you to the poll which be he Id for
Sapger, the present faithful Representative OF the People.
be candda,e) The people will then speak and act for
h anu spare the gentlemen who has become
me candidate Tor the faction the roubie OF restoring the
unes which he conccives TO be sadly Of Joint 10
their proper structure.
Yes, srs, they will speak in a voice III Of cannot be
misunderstood, and that in despite all the faction OF
BANK capitalists Bank debtors Bankrupt breng editors
to sap the very iounda i,ns Of ouri,ber,ies in or m
lily their private ambition.
IL true, and affords pleasure to acknowledge
small as their party is they loud and canorous and
greatly fear their noise has reached our
Representative in Congress- but will not forget
6y wha, party, nor for what purpose he
me sa'on he now fills Should he Tor a restoration
OF the dePo'tes TO the u State, Bank have no hesiia
uoh w asserting, he will msrerresen four hs of his
constituents; End will only have represented few eIa
horous u'!hers and Clay men-ttose who bitterly on
posed the principles he avowed when he was candidate
Seore me his friends expressly
he was TO oppose.
one OF his supporters, hope he may yet consider
tier befD be hi.
ton, and FULLY represent those who elevated hun to the
station he now holds in the councils Of the
Gnu when the unhallowed Game which has be en- kindIed
s our venera'ed Chief Magistrate, by Clay Of the
es' anu tanned by Calhoun Of the South shall have
passed over then trust tranquility will again pervade
our once happy but now distracted republic; and the
name OF Clay Calhoun and McDufhe only serve tn
olacken the pages OF future historians and be onIv
ey the discord they have crcated whilst the name and
lame OF PRESIDENT Jackson will pass down 10 posteri,y
WIN an emblem OF e.aures he has so nobly
Inscribed his brow, there bloom in immortal yiyor
ONE OF THE PEOPLE