The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-09-01

a man whose whole course Of measures has been
but continual violation of every sound tenet Of Re
publicansm, and one continued crusade against
popular rights and national interests
AT proper time, the Madisonian will be prepared
10 sustain for the highest Offices in the government
such honest and capable" candidates public
sentiment shall seem To indicate-such as shall seem
best calculated TO concentrate the greatest DEMocRA
re REPUBLICAN support-to overthrow the measures
which have, thus FAR proved destructive to the best
interests Of ihe country, and at the time to send
into retirement the men who have attempted 10 force
them upon a reluctant and a resisting people
Above all, such shall be most likely to preserve
the CONSTITUTION of the country to perpeluate its
UNION, and to transmit the public liberties unimpair-
ed 70 posterity. We constantly remember the name
We have assumed and we shall be unworthy of it,
whenever the preservation Of the constitution ceas
es to be our first and chief object
We are not TO be understood In any view, as for
saking DEMOCRATIC REPuBILcAN principles. The
merit Of apostacy belongs 10 the Executive, and the
friends, whose political fortunes he has involved
Those principles in any event, we shall firmly ad-
here TO, and consistently and ardenily support.
In endeavorlng to accomplish these great objects,
there will undoubtedly be found acting In concert,
many who have heretofore differed on other matters
That they have honestly differed, should be a suffi-
Client reason for not INDUCING in elimination and
recrmination in relation 10 the past Let former err
rors, on all sides, be overlooked forgotten, the
only means by which one harmonious movement
may be made to restore the Government 10 It's an-
cient purity, and 10 redeem our republican institu-
tons from the spirit OF radicaism which threatens
to subyen them.
That small patriotic band, that have dared to sepa-
rate themselves from rarty to their country,
now occupy position not less eminent than respon.
sible They hold The Balance Of Political Power
Let II not tremble in their hands And as they hold
it for their country may the Balance Of Eternal
Justice be holden for them
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