Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-05-04

his friends. according To the course 'neV
shonld take would reap the full harvest OF
their long and arduous struggle. against the
| encr oachmen,s and abuses of the General
government, or loose the fruits of III their
| labors.
AT that time, lie SAYS, State in'erposltlon
| WV. NuIfication) had overthrown the pro.
'cc'lng ,arff'and the American system. and
put stop to Congressional usurnatlon:
| that he had previously been united with
| the National Republicans: and that TIER
| joint attacks had brought down the power
he Executive; but that, IN joining such
allies. he was not insenslbc to the ombar.
BASEMENT of his position; that. with them.
victory itself was dangerous and that
therefore, he had been waiting for events;
that now. Chat is TO say, IN September
Ias'.l the JOINT attacks of the allies had
brought down Executive power; that the
! Administration had brc0mn dIvcs'cd Of
power and Influence, and that it had be-
come clear that the combined attacks Of
be allied FORCES wonld utterly overthrow
and drmosh it. A Il this he saw. Boz h"
saw, too. as he says, that III TINT case the
victory would cnurr, not to hun or his
cause. bu, to his allies and their cause
| do no, mean TO say hat he SPOKE "t per-
sopa victories. or alluded 10 personal Oh
jpc,S. at all. H. spoke Of his cause.
lie proceeds to say. then, that never
was there before. and never, probably, VIII
ihrrc b. again. so lair an opportunity tor
himself ADD h,s friends 80 carry oni Mtir
o,on principles md poijcy, and to reap the
,ruus of their long and arduous struggle
These principles aud THIS policy, sir, b. It
remembered. he represents, all along, as
ldeulltied with the principles and policy ct
notification. Aud be makes use of his
rlnrlous opportunity, BY refusing to JOIN his
lave allies IN any farther attack "n those IN
power, ralIv'ng anew the Old State, rights
parry tn hold IN check their old opponents.
the National Republican party. THIS, he
says. would enable him 10 prevent ihe com
plcre asccudancy OF ms allies, and to com.
pei the Southern division Of the Admins.
tra,ion patty to occupy the ground OF winch
he proposes to take possession, to wit. the
ground Of he old State rights party. They
will have. he save, no o'hcr alternative.
Mr. President. stripped of us military
language. what is The amount OF all tins.
br, that. finding the administration weak.
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