Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-15
A SAMPLE OF TIE s'DEMoCRATIC' LEAD

Navy Department, 1888.

A SAMPLE OF TIE "DEMoCRATIC" LEAD
Frs.
Rucl Williams Of Maine, and c. d. Walls of
New York, L. ). Senator; Tanev,t the Attorney
General; Rlchanan,t Ex-Minis,er to Russia; In
gersoil,3 Y. 5. Attorney of Pennsy lanii; Hub
bard,I u. ). Senator bancroft Collector of BoS-
ton Preniiss and kcnbe,T members Of Congress
from New York, Croswell, editor of the Albany
Argus; VanderpeoI Rantoul, Jr.** &c. &c.
These the men who call themselves, and
whom the Administration party called true dem
s''-Durng the they opposed the
They insuied N adison and abused the theD Dem
ocratic party. But now, forsoo:h, the Wings,
the real Blue Light Hartford Convention. alien
and scditon law Federaiists, whio the leading
friends of the Administration the most deyout
and unsophis,lcated Democrats! What Jewels of
consistency.
*This Mr.. Wall said at the last session Of Con
gress in the t. S. Senate-s.IIere, sir, in the
presence o. the American people, drOr that
was federalist aud acted with that party, zeal
ons'y and actively, 50 long their flag waved in
New Jersev.'
tIn 1915, Mr. fancy denounced Mr.. Madison
as .'worlhy only Of halter,'' Was it for this
specimen Of Democracy that he received the re-
ward Of his present office?
this same James Buchanan once sa!d-ssIf |
thought had one drop of Democratic blood in
nv veins, | would let ii out"
3This Mr.. Ingerso.l once said in 4 letter to NJ.
Binns. dat ed June 7, 1907:
s.IfI had been capable of reason and reflection
when the American Colonies took up arms against
the mother country, SHOULD HAVE BEEN To
RY, nor can | EVER consider that application
of reproach.''
/ lThis Mr. Hubbard, U. s. Senator in Congress
was the prime mover in getting up the meeting
ut which delegates were chosen to the Hartford
I fr,,n Ne.v
same State Of New Hampshire, there is Van
Buren, Representative by the name of Samuel
Cushman,-the man who is appointed by the par
/ ty leaders in Congress to gag debate by moving
the previous question. This MIR. &. during the
last war was an officer of a society, and publicly
declared on the parade in Portsmouth, during the
war, rs recorded by the n. Ii. Gazette, that ''ht
Hoped to Cd every American soldier Dho march
| ed into Canada ,rouid Ledre his bones Mcre' :!
| HThs Mr.. John II. Prentiss, is Van Buren,
member ofCongress from New York. Mr.. P
published paper at Cooperstown, n. Y. during
the late war from which the following extracts
are copied:
y at is with great sensation of indescrbablt
pleasure that | find myself enabled to announc.
the complete triumph of the Federalsts.' 81
nv humble labors III the of my native
country have produced the change in favor o
federalism, in this country, then have l arrived
at the acima of my hopes, tho summit of all my
wishes" ''The frightful Hydra of Democrat,
begins 10 droop its head before the Heaven deri
we'd spirit of Federalism "'Democracyn
monster wild Us that which roams the Lybial
waters and joys to drench its tusks in blood
pestcnce that spreads contagion over the who'll
extent of county, pernIclous blast tina
wi,hers every thing it touchss.''
4 **Robcrt Rantoul, Esq. of Beverly.
Mr.. Rantoul member of the Legislator
of Massachusetts in 1911, II, Is, Ii, Is, and Ii
during the whole of the last war; the revile
Of Jefferson and Madison the bitter opPoser OF tn
last war; an inveteratc foe of democracy; tn
advocate and defender of the Hartford Conven
ton and in 1914 as member of the Legislator
of Massachusetts, advocated and voted for til
. measure.