True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-25

that the sooner line of steam shps was established
betwccnl ondnn and New York; the better Their doub,s
as pits practcahili,y were gene.
(7'obe concluded in our uert.)
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mo exampiecan be given Of the seduction of snpl,
representative from alegi to his constituents kv Ex
ecuuve patronage, influence corruption" Thus dis
courseth The veritable Globe answer to the remarks
OF N. ork paper upon the the Park Theatre
on the occasion of the Presidents visit thereto The
play was the School for Scandal, and in the scene
where Charles Surface IS dsposng of his ancestors
pictures, when it is sal-"Here are members of parlia
ment Tor sa',-ihc first time either bought or sold"-
all were forthwith turned upon the President and his
"Dcnocrat'c clique" The position that moment o,
! some fifteen or twenty corrupt Van Iuren men who
had been known to have sold themselves, was no, nm
envous The Globe is in great age that the MAST
and present administrations should be supposed putv
buying representatives, even of using the ens m
1uence over poor human nature In order Ia rct ove,
the dilemma in which it is placed it raises greot dus,
about Bank influence, and presents long array ot
Jackson men who have seeded from the party swcor
ing all the time, that these ecusans were bought IN bv
the u. States Bank. In the midst of this huzzo uhm,
bank influence we are told very coolly that "no exams
| Pile can be given, &C."
Now cannot be supposed that the Globe is in earnu
est when it makes so bold a challenge That poper s
cunning enough to know that it will not do even far
rogue to confess hinselfa rogue for Conscience s guar
seeking TO avoid SO disagreeable a conclusion in rho
mind. 1t is, therefore, natural enough thar this ourn
should assume virtue for the party that it never nos
sessed, least the dishonest portion of it might even ok
alarm atconcessios of dishonesty and fly from its en-
braces, and wc-sall the very worst of The mar
ty the men who have been VIGOROUSLY 6oust and Sold
the loudest in procla'ning-"No example can be rive,
of the seduction &C."
We have not by us Niles Register else We coud
write volume OF aes of representatives elected nv
The people I" watch their Interests in the time f
scduce' from their duty, and made to vote for
measures OF purely party character without reference
to their influence upon the public veal
Indeed throughout the whole OF That wicked admins
'r"t'on we saw little else than con,bnts between the
PRESIDENT and Representatives Of the People, combuts in
"hch corruption of the vest kind entered as all ele-
meht 10 r" ff"'" the path OF honesty the elcga. of
he people. 1t well known that hud no, the power,
Puo"Se ana influence OF the President been brought to
"e' ''acHsoh would have been always in the minority
IN the lower House. Did he not make more anno;n.
ments from among the members of Congress Than all
he other Presidents before him together? 1t cannon he
denied.
But to come nearer to The present time Who sedu.
ecu sawyer OF North Carolina from his allegiance to his
const'tuens' Who sednced Mallory Of Virginia. from
his duty to his constituents
VINO ped'ced the other sub-trcasury Wings in the
congress from their duty? Who subduced the great
oa''o" himself from his allcg fence his constituent
"S'a''' f van Bnfen in his tyrnnnca and libcr,v-
subverling experiment of an ndep,ndant ,re,su,v
when Nj e
experiment. who brought back to the fold again Oh
-yon VIII shy, these men changed of themselves Did
they Then why charge upon the sece,lrs from uuck
son and Van Buren, that they bought by the Bank |
Ut the U. States Will" the latter barge is insurpor
table upon"ny Thing like fair grounds the conduct of
the late and present Executives appointing to office q,
many representatives ccr,HinIv gives ample 'ursc Fl,
III" people I" sn<per, tic purity Of Jackson and Van
'hren. But the facts are evident the present md
INST admin iStr''ion~ and corrupt to the ore
l he proofs written in the hearts Of tue friends To
he country!
me run n" LiheL-1his is the very essence oc
he liberty OF the press. Wien the Constitutions Of the
mon declared that no law should be- passed to a. ridu
ne freedom OF speech did they contemplate that the old
'Tahhlchl, English gag law Of libel should ever exis
''''s hec country Did they contemplate that hi
CIR should be dragged up beore the tribunals of the
'h'' under this anil republican law, for teUiuy The
1" ana because he had done So should be declared
o'ty OF l''el and be adjudged suffer the penalties
Enumerated to attach to this act? Did they contemplate
'a the law OF libel made by monarchial governments
screen the privedged orders from the observable, nj
he people, and TO protect them from public indpno,,,
h''c they INDUCED III all sorts of vice and crime shou,d
yer be the rul1 by which the press should be soy.rncd
'''s Union! Ask the millions of t,eemen dspersed
r"us"u' this wide land, and they could speak win,
lie voice. their No, would make the mions of hover
e men dres' IN :" brief authority" who wonld dare IN
munster this infamous libel law of England sink ;u,o
S's""'"n'e Tue constitutions of the country have i
cleared thar no law shall be passed abrdaing Tho Il
'4rly OF the press by which, declaration all lows i,
s'ence' going 10 abrdge that liberty, are as cobvehs
be swept away by the hand of the freeman. Tb. q
ruth is no hbet! tt
Mr.. Clay and Judge Porter passed through c,c;,n. p
a few days since, on their way to Buffalo,
he following information is made from ret ur ns IN
> Pest Office Department, and has been DeIitejv hand
IL Us for publication ~
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Washington y I6-Virgina ia, Richmond 10y 5yw
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sefni-week y-und 99l once n week-The remain. say
arc issued m-monIly, monthly, and auarIeriv of
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Thirty eight in the German lansnage fonr in ~
Frencb, and one in the Spanish. Several of The
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