The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1836-10-28

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e0-lab0rer and Co partner 10 The piracy
which 10 going On upon the treasury
Reuben W. Whitney. Where vas Reu-
ben Whitney when the ehivalry Of Ten.
nessee Was changing. on the night Of The
23d. into the British camp! Where was
he On the ever glorious sIh Of January.
when The best blood Of Tennessee was
shed in purchasing those lsurels Tor
Andrew Jackson, which will grow green
IN hisInry forever! Reuben NJ. Whitney
VAS then a traitor IN The British camp
lie himself acknowledges that he look
an nssh. yes. that he called Heaven 10
bear witness. upon that God who guard
ed the sword Of Washington. and con-
Quoted "ur fathers through sras Of blood
20 hbrrly-ta bear witness. that be,
Reuben VI. Whitney. was a traitor 10
, hIs Os'n country, aud would be true 20
! the kmg of England.. Il IL mol too
much, thai wh'ls Ihe President is indue-
ell N maze this public defence. in an
, address n Jnnesb0ronglr. Eas, fennes
see. in behalf 1T Reuben iPhifaey. he
should Ne excited 10 denctmee one Of the
puTesi men. and most ine,Erupunle pairi-
OTIS Of this land. 40 rel ho' Fejeraiisl."
and the people Of Tennessee who sup.
port him. a. " ns,c>j0rn leiigs"
Gentlemen. sIll q 20 yuu an Instance
! Of the impudeR snd reckless spirit which
distinguishes the swarm II hungry ex.
peclanIs who suu"unh tie President, 40
vel az the nhIu,,ded confidence be
| repnses IN them say these plunderers
81 the Treasury. and pirates upon NE
hard earned fame of ANDREW Jackson.
feel thai their days are lea: they know
sheir pOger and are resolved 10 us. a.
1 Tney sernple not In sell and mart" ihe
otficcs .! the Government, "a has nsue.
" IL iU'lessTSers. for parWz.a str'ces.
I -lheE eau hase AM impression UPON
his ierlass. add excite him III the de.
nuitcIallOn of any aIan without the sigh.
test cause. Their word 10 Aken against
the record, ags'as' the Journals oC Con
er.ss. against the areIiVts OF the Govern.
melt Bm - VIZ. 0Conusl says, 4" one
facI Is worth a ship-load Of arguments. 4"
Will give YOU The fscI. II is nv own
ease. They have sci the P;esidrnl on
I me, and caused him to drnounce ue IRON
Washington 10 line Hermitage, for nppos
tug, as he said, the bill making an appro.
prIaion to carry In,o effect the Cherokee
treaty. when IN fact, | supported the
measure with zeal aud shsie,er Of ability
| possessed. not only yoied-bu; spike
IN lis behalf. One OF nav colleagues.
Who knew the course that | had pursued,
on hearing the President before he left
Washington bring this charge against aie,
suggested 10 him that he had been led
inln error on The subject. But it was Of
no avail. There was the journal Of the
House-there was the Globe Newspaper
upnn his table. which represented me
correctly, not only as voting for the bill,
but as following ,lr, Wise in a speech
of considerable length in its support
What safety is there for a public ser
want, what encouragement has he 10
support an Administration. when the
word Of Amos Kendall. Reuben Whitney.
or Francis p. Blair. will stand against
the journals Of Congress; and when the
denunclaliDns Of the President, like q
seventy four pounjer, can be brought
Ia bear with point JLa'h shot upon those
WIN suppnrl the measures Of his admit.
ulsuaion! His safety is where il should
BE- ioGnd--in the virtue. intelligence and
independence Of his constituents. Its
TO be found in such warm hearts and
strong arms as now, and trust will ever,
defend the liberties Of this country But,
gentlemen. these parasites have no, only
narrowed the feelings Of the President,
and poisoned his affections against all
who cannot. who will not support VIZ.
Van Buren,, bu, they have in his name
begun the work of recanung, nav "ex
punalng" his most valued doctrines
doctrines upon which he went into office
aud upon winch the broad foundation o.
his fame as a statesman must rest. Ia
his celebrated ct to Mr. Monroe
written in the PRIME. freshness and vi
gour Of his mini. The President emhodles
with masters hand. the great cardna
doctrines of R"puhlicanlsm, and the equa
rights of man. These immortal primer
pies he has been induced to revoke, fo
they struck at the lite, and soul, and yer,
existence Of " the party" In that lette
he laid bare, as with the bold strokes o
his own broad swords, the mons;rou
Idea--lhe barbarian doctrine. that to III,
vlctors belong the spo,ls.' He calle'
upon Mr.. Monroe (,hen Presiden, elect
TO exterminate the monster party
saying that names we're nothlng--that h
! himself had been once called Federslls
: for supporting Mr., Monroe. Just a
you, gentlemen, are now called Federal
, ns. Nulh6ers. and Newborn Wings
= by ,he President for supporting Judg
| Whlte) His doctrine then was. tina, y
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