Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-02
THE PARTY OF FEDERALTsTS.

inns has been the tone Of the Federalists
from the origin of the government" -GzoJe.
political friend has asked us for the proof
OF the identity Of the Van Buren, party. and the
of3 0lne hgt Federal party This is plain
enough 10 US IN the present Federal practices
and measures ofthe Van Buren, party, but as a
party is known also by its leaders, it is very ca
sy TO show That Administration have accom-
pushed Just what Jefferson predicted the enc
mics OF the country might, viz: crept into pow
er, in the real character of FederaIists, under
the stolen disguise Of a false name,-Who are
the leaders ofthis party?
MARTIN VAN buren,,
WI, VINO opposed The reelection Of Mr.. Madison
during The mar Of 1919.
LEVI WOODBURY..
Who was elected Governor of New Hamp-
shire in 1898, By the potes of The Federal mar
ty. '
JAMES BUCHANAN,
VINO is the author of the severest libel upon
the Democratic party. and its leaders, ever
pcrpetrated.
REUEL WILLIAMS,
Who, It is said, assisted to burn James Madi-
son in eGgy in 1912.
HENRY HUBBARD,
Who was prime mover in getting up the
meeting at which delegates were chosen TO
me Hartford Contention, from New Hamp-
shire.
GARRETT D. WALL,
VINO SAID IN the Senate, last year, 'hero. sir,
IN the presence Of the American people. apo,r
that was FederaliSt and acted with that par
ty' zealously and actively, so long as their flag
waved in New Jersey.
SAMUEL CUsHMAN,
Who, during the war as reported in the N Fl
Gazette, "hoped 10 God that eoerv american sol :
der aoto marched TO Canada cou1d lcare his homes
Meren 'O''''
J. H. PRENrIss,
Van Buren, member of the House from
New York, and during the war edited a paper
at CooperSown, from which the following
extracts are taken:
1T is with great sensation Of indscribable
pleasure that | find selfenabled to announce
the complete triumph of the Federaists.n sIf
my humble labors in the cause of nv native
country have produced the change in favor of
Federalism, In this country, then have arriy-
Cd al the acme OF my hopes, the summit of all
my wishes" "Ihe frightful Hydra ofDenoc-
racy oegns TO droop It's head before the Heaven
derived spirit of Federalism"
democracy" monster wild as that which
roams the Lybian waters and joys to drenchI
his tusks IN blood-a pestiIence that spreads
contagIon over the whole extent of our coun-
try-a pernicious blast that withers every
thing it touches"
GovERNEuz KEMBLE, HENRY VAIL and JOHN
7. BRoADHEAD, Van Buren, members OF the
House are OLD FederaliStS; to which we NAV add
nr. GILPIN, Solicitor Of the Treasury; Mr..
BANCROFT, Collector of Boston, and w. VIII.
iINs, late Van Buren, Envoy 10 Russia.
Z. J. lNGERsoLL, Van Buren, candidate for
congress in Philadelphia, said he should hare
zee" TORY" had he been capable of rea.
on and reflection during the revolutionary
var.
RICHARD Rush, late Van Buren, Ambassa- {
or OF London to receive the Smithsonian be-
uest, It's said in Federal times, actually noun
cd the black cockade!
The old Federal party then, is now the Van '
'uren party. 7
The Globe said truly; "the Federaists have
pandoned their name, but have not relnquish- t
u 'helr principles or objects. lMadiSonian.
lie knows nothing Of men who expects to O
onVince determined party man. And he
olnlng OF The world who despairs of the final O
n a h..