Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

y yuncea, and acted upon BY Tho party inpowe
~ that the constellation Of tie Union does yepose
@ The hands 81 the Executive me custody and contr
g lQfthepurse. What can Nulli6ers gain Pr
rIunion with modern Democracy but "a conce
.-iralion Of the purse and sivord in he san
r hands2 "A conjunction Of powcfinfnitely MOI
flreprehensible and alarming than all the imag
|, med Ills that could result from the eslablishmel
rlof a National Bank Or the pet Bank system
land fur ouiweighing III mischief all the pTott
\ bie blessings that would spring Out Of the Sui
Treasury scheme. Has the stern chivalrou
-Ispirit Of the Nullifcrs SO far depreciateds thu
they will become Instrumental in engraltln
upun our republican system Of governmental
principle that the Executive can Constitutional
WELD both the purse and sword? Better o
at once encrcle his brow with the dindcm, an
make him THE Executiye) COMPATIBILITY ME Cor
ernment. And are there mol other crying abu
SEES and corruptions in the Administration 3
the General Government, appalling beyond al
former example, and subverson OF our Repub
| lie, with which the NLllifers would idehiA
themselves by coalition with The Van Burer
party? Within tho compass OF history, no ma
ton can b nound where its rulers have dis
played more marked contempt for the people
a more dictatorial bearing, and more trans
cendantly corrupt prodigality in the control Of
the peoples money, than the party in power
Pledged to reform and retrench the expenses 81
the Government, they have doubled, yea, ire.
bled those expenses, Adams was hurled from
power because he sqandercd thirteen millions
the peoples money per year, and now, the
expenses of the Government having swelled up
TO S40000,000 under the Administration par
~, that sum, in the conception Of some degcn-
erale, fallen souls, is the very personi6cation
of RetrenchmeM and Economy Let the unpre.
)udlced, hardy yeoman Of the land read the list
OF the contingent expenses Of the several depart
ments of the General Goyernment,-an if not
lost to shame and the keen sensibilities of a
Jealous freeman, he will rise bushing for his
venting his heaviest execrations upon
our perhdous, rotten, and spend-thrift rulers,
md resolved to shed the last drop Of his blood
n his struggles to dspace the party in power.
What man whose blood does not boil, on being
old, that hundreds of dollars are expended for
aaking PensJo members IN Congress, and fur
FISHING them with snuff In the Executive
Departments, corruption bubbles still higher
hundreds and thousands of the peoples mon
y is wasted in furnishing these pampered myr-
nidons with aewSpdf ers, ice, fotcels, splendid
sahogaay chairs, in paying their horse, Serpant,I
nd hack hire TO sport it in the fashionable cir.
les, and in buying soap, matches, and the least.
hough the most disgusting item of the whole,
bust OF Secretary rorsylh. Will tho MULTI
ers identify themselves with such miserable,
'retched, and shabby cause, or turn supportersl
{ such unnecessary, extravagant expendi.
arcs and bareiaced corruption? Will they
! order TO secure the doubtful advantages OIL
10 Sub-Treasury, lasten upon the country the |
lisrule Of party that has introduced into eve
J office and department Of the General Gov
rnment such enormous and Unprecedented
ialpractices, and brought SO many grey hairs
pom the head OF our youthful republic? A
inckney, Rhett, Lewis, Smith, and
larsh may respond afirmativclJ; but, thank
iod, there are as true, good, and stern Nulif.
IS as either Of them-- Nulifers who would
art to the conflict, at the lap ofa drum, TO op.
ose an invasion ofthe rights OF the States, and
rrest the murderous mnions Of the Proclama-
on, Force Bill party who would, in spirit
defiance. exclaim, NO! NO! NO! Neper,l
lille one drop Of blood courses theirveins. -
he fifteen millions Of money that have boon
olen by the political harpies that are pam
cred and nurtured around the lootstol oil the /
resident, furnishcsa most portentous warning
the champions OF the peoples cause, fthe
'sofae necessity Of genuine Reform and Re-
enchment. Population and embezzlement OIL
le public funds has been favored BY the official
lnction Of the President and his confidentialll
lbinet officers. BY amalgamating with the
emocratic party, the Nulliiers at once iden-
fy themselves with the system Of swndIinc
nd roguery that is bankrupting the nationall,
easury. What State Rights man would con-
he the guardianship Of his cherished princi.l
es 10 such aaioss? No, his spirit mounts
Ugh, the bare mention Of coalition. and his
neck burns withstand, and burst of indie.l
alton shakes his frame whcninvoked TO rallv /,
,neuth the banner Of his most bitter and hel.
sh prosecutors, and the most wicked. corrnnt
ID pronigate rulers that ever disaraced The
Of any Government on sthelf
Lobe, where the people boasted Of their free H
pm. The State Rights party, k.o,cing the;rli
lty totheirc country, will dscharccit and leavcl
lc consequences 10 God.
a NULLIFIER.
From NE Nashville Rep. Banner.
EXTRAVAGaNr EXPENDITURES.
The following extract from he address oil
Jim Al Mckinney, Esq 10 thefreomen Of the
'cond Congressional district, in Tennessee,
III serve to show what kind Of democracy Is
at whichisnC now being carried out by Mr. Van