Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-12-01

He has abandoned the principles by which ne
power and consequently, the duty which they prescribed
and he has obsinaey ia his
preclude all bic hope OF his
And finally, this long catalogue OF grievances, we
add, what may considered minor offence, bur certainly
very obnoxious one that contrary 10 all peconceived o
pinons of his charaote Mr. Van Buren, has rendered him
self inaccessible both friends and advesafe
all the Chief Magistrates that filed his
from all considerations, conclusion can
the nation but sha their Chief Magistrate is either
wanting in integrity, or wanting III cdpaciy,
We need say tina, expected different things of
public servant bound by ms sacred pledges regard the
national viii as the suprame law OF the Republic That
blind nfa tuation which has needed A.
merican people, must and ought reward and
sink il indscriminate and everlasting overthrow
The financial policy Of this Adminstra
tanned upon principle of necessity, expsdency utility
practical philosophy, sound economy It's plain object
the perpetui,y powe and its plain effect destruction
n The banking sste, require OF course too great sacr
fee from the American people be, for
The great dsideraum sound, uniform, and
currency, and system that viii equalize, nearly
practicable the domestic exchanges, is demanded
form or another wi be ooiaiea by them 10 accomplish
this end and preserve and regulate the credit ss of
the country, which this administration has attempted
pair, will be ofthe objects for which
strained to continue our labors.
No Administration OF this Government prosper,
deserve succeed, that is Conservative, theory
and practice Enlightened Improvements, liberal prac
teal reforms, may permitted and encouraged in
tcn destruction and u,reraiGed
extremes of innovation, should he suffered impu-
nifty by those who wish preserve unimpared
and perfect form of government. yer devised enjoy
ment aud protection of mankind.
Political liberation should be liberal and extensive
religious liberation, which guaranteed by the
ttraisna in whatever partyo shape may appear should
be repIdiaed and sturdiy opposed.
The science of Government should be permitted
degenerate i'll vulgar pursuit party advantages
nor the LOFTY AMBITION OF real Statesmen into selfish and
perpetual scramble for Office. Let the example aud
of this administration be and warning
ali future time.
Our abors shall continue for the promotion of sound pra-
cs and the general welfare Of the country, rather than
! the selfish ends of personal party ambition.
The support of Republican principles delineated by
the father Of the constitution, would be inconsistent with
the support III contingency of whose wis lie
of measures has been but continual violation
tanent of epubcanism, and continued crusade against
popular rights and national interests
Al the proper time, the Masonan viii be prepared
for the highest Offices in the government,
est and capable, candidates as public sentiment shall seam
to ndicatcsuch shall best calculated
the greatest DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN support-to
overthrow the which have, thus far, proved
tructve the best interests of the country
time send into retirement the who have attempted
to force them upon reluctant and resisting people
all, such shall DE likely the CoNsTTU
TIoN OF ihe country to perpatuae lis UNION, and TO trans
NIT the public liberties unimpaired to poserit We
stantly remember the have assumed and shall
be unworthy fi whenever the of
ton to be and chief object.
We TO be understood, view, forsaking
DEMOCRATIC hErUBIJcAN principles The mcritof aposa-
cy belongs the Executive and the friends whose potca
fortunes has invov Those principles any event,
we shall firmly adhere to- and consistently and ardenty sup
port.
In yong accomplish these great obecs there
will undoubtedly found acting in coner many who have
heretofore differed other That they have
esy differed, should be sufficient ndul-
ring in ton and in relation 10 inc mas
Let former errors all sides, be overlooked
as the only means by which harmonious may
be made the ancient
TO redeem republican institutions from the spirit of ra
calism, which threatens =, subvert them.
That small patriotic band, that have dared
themselves from their
position not less eminent than responsible They hold
Balance of Political Power. Let il trembe in thei
hands! And they hold il for their country may the
Balance of Eternal Justice be holden for them.
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