Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-06-01
Mn. Borp,s SPEECH. Some Of our readers

NJ. porp,s SPEECH. Some OF our readers
,,ill rccollect. while others probably have ior-
gotten, the high promises OF retrenc""'en' anu
reforn,. with which the Jackson-Van buleh
narty came into power. Nothing, accoruing
10 The story of Messrs. Van Buren,, Benton,
combrelng and other Jackson leaders, nothing
could exceed the extravaganza ana the aouseS
of power, which characterised the adnlh's''a,
,;on of Mr.. Adams. 1t was in truth, past all
onduranccl Committees Of investigation were
Amounted in Congress and reports were maze
and every where circulated, setting l"tn 'ne
wastelul extravaganza and unheard oil abuses
of executive power and trust on the part OF
Mr. Adams, and the necessity for change OF
administration. The plan was successful
Mr.. Adams and his party were supplanted by
Gen. Jackson and his coadjutors, who came IN
TO power under the express pledge OF " re-
trench,nent and REFORM How this pledge
bns since been regarded, has been very plainly
told by Mr.. Bond in q speech in Congress- the
publication Of which we commence to-day III
the overwhelming and all absorbing question
of the currency, we fear the people have Tor
gotten in great degree the pledges and prom
iscs of Improvement in the administration oil
the government, originally made by these re-
formers, and il will be well therefore to follow
Mr.. Bond in his review of the precepts which
they put forth and the exempliiicaiion OF them
on their part, since they have held the reins OF
government. The speech should be read by
every one who wishes TO be well informed in
the politics of the day, and every Wing should
see 10 ii that each Of his neighJors and teiio'o
tot,nsnen trho is neutral or (duors The admin
istraiion, has an opportunity. by The Perusal
of this document, ofjudging cfthe merits and
political integrity ofthe men 'rho no'c admin
lister our government, and rho claim The fur
Mer countendnee and support Of The people.
MoSoPoIIsrs. The Urbana Gazette, sug-
gests that the Wings must at length admit the
Justice of the appellaion Of I" The Monopoly
PARTY" given them by the Loco Focos. The
way they have monoposed all the late cleo
tons " is" as the down casters would say, 81
caution"
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT. The New Hamp
shire Patriot states that the Governor an'
Council have nominated Hon. Leri Woodbur!
p for Chief Justice Of that state. The cores
pondent Of the Boston Courier writing from
Concord says, il is understood that Amos Ken
dali will be Mr.. Woodbury's successor in III
:, Treasury Department, and Isaac Hill, Pos
Master General.
u Extract of letter from gentleman now q
the West, to his family residing in this vi
lage, dated
BUFFALO, May iath.
: al also visited the jail to-day, most cor
. venent, airy and strong place--built by III
celebrated Raih5un, OF forgery memory,
y whom Buffalo is indebted for many Of her fin
: buildings. He finally fell under temptation
}. and, to carry on his works, committed gre'
% forgeries. He was prosecuted, and, unable
b procure the bail required, has been two yea
Of in narrow cell, in the very Jail he erected $
Of carefully for others! was introduced TO hi
c, By Mr.. s.. He reached forth his tend'
hand, now unused to labor, through the CRATE
and observed, al hare SIR, narroU room.
!" His countenance is gentle, and his mann
:! mild and prepossessing. At the court here,
- heard argued motion To lower his bonds.-
70 There begins TO appear, in this place, muC
ct sympathy for him."
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