Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-06-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

| FlKSI lMPkESSIONS.
The time has arrived, when every should politi-
and become acquainted with the Executive
Departments government. We have frequently hear
elderly confding remark thar there were
enough who delight in politics take the COVE
mcnt, without troubling such old mechanics farmers
they If that time did exist i. has passed awav
and bchooves crcry who his country and
wishes TRANSMIT, her free institutions postcrity he
ccived them from fathers, think, investigate, and act
for himself In times like the present. tho editors po-
periodicals Of country have responsible par.
P.of'"- ia.eJ ",ey By 49, Pusira.ins cr~i1,s
falsely colorcd statements induce ,
degenerate They should give the world nothing which
they do honestly and sincerely believe be the truth
whereby their readers may confidence Judge the prnc
Piles and of the officers thereby support
that which is good and reject that which is bad. 1t their
duty expose falsehood and false correct
false impressions, and Dangers theories. Suc we end
shall be course.
We now ask of friends, few moments of ret.osp.ct
We ask to look back thc Inauguration Mr. Jecr-
President In his address that occasion he said
"rc are Gil repubhean-ce oil edcralisfs" He was
willing TO acknowledge the ederass friends of their
country though in principles, for its government and
however, much hrcfinss may try assimulae taat party
WIN 'o r OF rnf cry, ufs fs1!g.nco and common
sense OF our citizens will teach them thai there is
motion. Although Alexander Hamilton believed that
American citizens disposed chcris, Stat, instead Of
Federal rights; and that poIpe.uatc the govcr,o which
,ad been established upoh the blood and patriotism
many martyrs to liberty il necessary that the Executive
md Senate, though elective, should be permanent
tl, when tho constitution adopted, gave
support, and con,rboad essentially adoption Mr.
hamilton believed that ''Amccan liberty and happiness
lad much fear from the tho grea,
.ases, than from those Of the general govornmen In this
mistaken, time the proof and theories
as fully proved.
Mr. Jefferson, have entertained jealousy OF
sovcreyncs, and suspicion of their
tI1s fears different direction, his
fccau,ions used check and limit the exercise
authorities claimed by the of the u. States
eihcr could he perceive danger liberty except from the
ons,su;ed authorities and especially Executve
line has also proved that Mr.. Jefcros fears well
rounded; and that danger is hand from Exec
tive cncroachmens. How amy Of ordinary dis
srnmeni and common sense, be Of other opinion than
'osc held by Mr. Jefferson! Then claim for a large
ajori.y of citizens the opinions that srea, Bu
do no; iatcad to class political opponents, with Mr.
hamilton lie friend his coun;7y, though
ken the better policy for her pursue They
the friends Of their party. He openly and independents
avowed his principles, and lief: and patriotism
them friends and supporters. They by brides, rewards
Office, and hai'cry buy their friends and supporters Who
heard that Alexander Hamilton hunbed himself 10 the
gredaon Of following in the footsteps any man,
e need of Office! No one Blu, Martin Van Buren, has a
sSed the loot OF dictator tho placed him whe-c h:
lcxandcr Hamilton proud and honorable. Martin o
Buren, is serve and base. The epi,e, Of having been
Fe1eralis: disgrace They homes; Il
non and honest difference Of sentiment is the pre-
i've Of freedom. Docs any believe that Van b. a
he .,dal, Whi;asy & have homes: opinion in b
cir compcsone No. tey have wish 10. the wei ti
&c Of their country, they have thousand for ,hoir
vanccmon:.-R euben VI. Whitney is the sca,
Van Burch in the dynasty Can he b. compared
IN Alexander Hamilton, john Adams7 The Fedora Ia
denounced opposed the war, and consequent
unworthy Of confidence Where this Tlcasa.y;
ch during he war! A traitor in tae hostile camp. 4
of his country bu. the cherished friend Of ~
arsin Van Buren,, and high authority the money co
people nc de serted her hour OF need. While many IN
deralists fighting the battles of their countryside
ding their wives children, their friends, and their
red Americans, this Il. VI. Whi,aey was
sworn friend of Enyiand's laws, aad Es,land's King.
The present party commenced its formation in 1922 AMI
been b.avely battling fos her couay's rights sisce
oush defeated in Il, they Ief Inc goyeramas of Ec y"
'n.y prosperous and happy. and progressing j. improve
MS beyond all former example; they had system o. cur
cy Acknowledged to be the bes in sss "ond-bsinss "
were purchasing drafts and pei ecn. upon DIS
cities Merchants :users wore busy farm %
industrious mechanics IN, demand, aad all class ell e
ed and haapv American merchaas-men greeted every De
:. and the star spaasied banner waved al
honorable ss.ndias he nations Of ihc rsE;a ~