The Northern star, and constitutionalist. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1834-1837, 1835-08-22
TWen!y-1OUTfh COnETess.
ELECTION NEXr TUESDAY.
TRISTAN ESU URGES.
Of Ps'Ociesence.
HENRY ". CRAN NSTON.
of NesUasOs't.

In
called upon conscientiously toaexcrcisc
the most sacred right purchased by the
blood and and treasure Of your fathers
Your ballots on that day will prove your
generation forthcir memories, your love
tof their virtues and your acknowledge
lment of their wisdom. Their Labors, pri-
Tvations and patriotism, enable thcmto be-
queath to you such form ofgovcrnment
as the mind ofman never before conceiv-
led. Fifty years experience has fully
tested its excellence, and calls upon us to
acknowledge with grateful hearts, that
Nthey we're the favorites Of heaven, and
such also were their children, until in an
evil hour they chose soldier instead of
statesman to rule over them But, fel-
low citizens, you have seen the error, you
,''haee noticed with dfarm his monstrous
Itdoetrines, and viewed with deep concern
his grasp at unlimited power, and with "a
spirit worthy of yourselves, you have put
your seal Of disapprobation upon his con-
duct, you have returned to the Senate
\ the only branch Of the government not
subservient to his will) Republic of the
Old school, Wing at 49,, who ever has
and ever will oppose his tyranny. You
know the importsxSe Of his vote. qYou
lwsye told ~ the Wings aud Tories, thas
Ion his vote alone would be decided the
greatest and most momenteus questions !
lit was truly an important election, more
$50 than any State in the union ever yet
decided. But, fellow citizens the choice
of representatives to Congress involves
the same principles, and should the choice
of president be made by the House,
which no reasonable man can doubt) your
vote will again be important. 1t proba-
Ibly will be left to little Rhode Island to
decide, whether the United States shall
have President, or whether it shall be
given to a party !; or, 10 word, whether
Daniel Webster, the pride of New En-
gland, the champion of constitutional
liberty, the Orator and the Statesman,
shall restore to his country the now bleed
ling Constitution, or whether Martin Van
Buren,, the pet of Andrew Jackson, the
magician of party, the "non-committal"
shall distribute to the lazy, the worthless,
and the foreigner, according to their zeal
and devotion to HIMSELF those high and
sacred trusts, which none but Andrew
Jackson ever dared to violate. If you
permit William Spraguc, Jun. and Dutee
u. Pearce to succeed, you renounc all
attachment tn tho Constitution, and brand
yourselves with the highest inconsistency
You admit the right of Andrew Jackson
to appoint his successor, you couhtenance
his war on the Judiciary, upon the Sen
ate and upon the Bank you approve his
protests, you encourage the spirit of duel
ling and mob law, to. interfere with cleo
'tions. the Land Office and the Treasury
|, or party purposes, and approve thou
S, nd acts of tyranny, which up to tins
hour YOU have ever conscientiously and
con. ,isticntly opposed. Ereeman of X
Isla, d arise in the majesty Of your
stren .th and once more prove to the world
vour .devotion to your country, give your
s,flrap, es to Tristan B1rges and Henry
Y. Graz ston. Wings who have every in
teYest in common with yourselves, ora
tors who wil be heard in the councils OF
the nations, statesmen who, understand
inc the true interest Of their constitu-
ents. will watch with a jealous eye the
interest of "a "a rmer, the msnuiacturer,the
merchant and @ very class OF your commu-
mty. Men of sufficient nerve to oppose
every encroachment Of ,yrant, and Of
such integrity, as neither TO sell them
selyes or their constituents.
Proridsnce Journal.
Nearly ten columns Of the Globe Of IhuI'd:y
las, are occupied with the address OF the bslti,
- - ,--..--.... A., fha pcople Of The United