The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-11-06

earnings Of years of labour an enterprise say they
Down with all the institution that aid commercial
undertakings. Away witty ercdii--it is naught. IL
IS true that credit has raised up has followed out
our canals, bniil our nayies, and constructed our
roads; but we will have none Of H. you shall pay Us
10 gold and silver; you shall have no paper curfen-
cy. They have none in Morocco, none il China, none
In the Fetish villages therefore, you must have
none in America.
Is there any Wing so mean.spirited as to kiss the
rod that scourges HINT Is there any willing lie
down supiney and suffer his destruction 10 be fur
Their wrought QUIT Is there one whose prospects
have been bighied and destroyed, that is not ready
to strike an ayenging blowf Is there any who are
willing 10 submit 10 the Sub Treasury scheme, des-
pie his better Judgment because he Is weary OF con-
tending, We have suffered long and grieyousiy-
let us Try what that will do"
To him we say-You have already tried 1.-THE
Sub Treasury, without the specie clause, has been,
is now In operation, in spite OF your lamentations
II you are pleased with its workings thus far with
the widespread ruin ana havoc around you then
vote for The ticket profered by Tammany. Vote for
IL, and the addition Of the specie clause will soon
ccnsummate your ruin for ever, BY destroying all
chance Of retrieving your misfortuncs
To pave the way for this clause all our local
banks aust be destroyed a general suspension must
be effected; and then there must be tory iegsla-
ture 10 conscaie their charters and tory receivers TO
wind up their adIirs.
II this be desirable vote for the Tammany Van
Bureh ticket
The delegation from this city will probably turn
the balance In the lower house. and In joint ballot
and what degree OF mercy can We expect from To-
coioco majority il needs skill 10 divine. la the
event Of their success, although the banks may sus-
tain themselves all the small bills Of our banks will
be abolished and the mechanic and the laborer, or
whose money dealings are small, must receive The
miserable trash Of foreign locofoco institutions, in
exchange for their labor and their productions. All
those among you who wish return TO the shinplas-
ter era vote for the Tammany licket-yote for Her
tell and his compeers.
Ii on cd m he fntar al m
provements Of this State-tiose Improvements with
out which the advantageous position OF this city
would be Of comparatively little avail; thousands OF
laborers would be deprived Of employment and
crowding TO this city, would compete with our alrea-
dy half idle population for the necessaries OF life
Let those OF our laborers, hen who are overbur-
dened with employment, and whose wages are too
high vote for the Iammany ticket which IS pledged
against all internal improvements.
Among the measures, 100, 10 be decided by the
next Legislature, is the choice OF an United States
Senator, delegate to that Congress from which re-
lief must come. Shall we poison the fountain head
shall We send political quacks and charlatans to legs
laiye hallsl lfso, act in such manner that spoils-
seeking Marcy, or your commercial representative,
Cambreleng, may be chosen.
But IT, on the other hand, you wish man endow-
ed with prudence, moderation and Sagacity 10 repre-
sent our State in the Senate If you wish to testify
your admiration for the Conservative OF New York,
the Spartan band who broke the tie OF party, and
sunk their hopes for political ascendancy tor the
your aid, your minds your strength, to the success
Of The tickets we have named
Fellow-citiZens-You have noble inheritance in
the West; in the wide domain OF public lands an
interest sufficient 10 construct all our roads and ca
nails 10 pay of all State debts to educate all the
children oil the commonwealth. This domain our
oppor nts seek 10 squander in political prodigalily
they would give il away yes, fellow citizens this
is the bid oil the New York regency for the pre-
sidential term; Martin Van Buren,, the degenerate
son oil New York, has confirmed the bid; and the
Iammany nominations to the Assembly, if chosen
viii sanction the foul and atrocious bargain; under
their rule II is naught but plundering and squander
ing,
The bones Of our Clintons must move in their
graves al such doings-and the living must turn in
disgust and loathing from such instance of the
Inscriptions ambition OF him who is called our
fayorite son.
5000, 900 of dollars is heavy sum TO pay for the
success OF that man under whose guidance our ves-
sci has gone TO wreck.
That fund this State received under the deposite
act, although called loan, was in tact payment a
return OF surplus revenue TO the revenue PAYERS.
This fund has been invested throughout The State,
and its income is richly Contributing IT'S ard TO
favorite principle Of the Wings the true democrats
Of the country, the education OF the whole People
Already the insatiate national bankrupts at Wash
ingon have intimated the necessity of recalling this
fund and if this election by its results feed their
present hopes another implement of distress will be
placed in their hands, and our sovereign Stale will
be at the mercy Of these greedy rulers.
Merchants mechanics, manufacturers artisans
laborers-You have deep stake ia the coming con-
test On its issue depends your prosperity or your
rutn-your hope or your despair. II you are wea-
ried OF the state OF umul and confusion and uncer
tainty and dsirust in which we have been evolved
these few last years, and desire to have return
those happy days when industry could meet its re-
ward, and wealth its return-if you are tired with
meeting our own national government as an oppo-
nent and an antagonist in every walk of life, and Of
having the measures Of the administration at
with your interests--f you long for the restoration
OF all those happy days. when government left pri-
yale business alone and the citizen only knew of its
existence by the protection il afforded.
lfyou wish TO cut OF for ever the iniquitous de-
signs, the extravagant schemes the wicked hopes OF
that party now in power, then rouse up 10 this
test---put your hearts and your souls into action.
Make no parade, send up no shout, but go to work
as men who feel that they have battle before
them Tor lite or for death and are determined 10
conquer. This city is the grea battle-ground, viii
ther are now turned the aspirations and the ankle
ties OF hundred thousands Of our brethren.
From the North, from the East, from the South,
from the West we are exhored 10 conqueE---and the
prayers for our success are deep and fervent
From this State, at large we have the most cheer
ing limitations of success. The prelude of victory,
like strains Of martial music, making our hearts 10
leap, are waited 10 US from the populous shores OF
the western lakes, from the wood-crowned noun
tains Of the North from the fertile regions of the in
terror and reverberaie along the shores Of the noble
Hudson.
What answer shall We return We win not now
send back any response, for now the bodeSi hold
their breath for whites" bot will so act we will
do, that on the close OF this contest the Wings Of
this city may shou, in trumpet tones To the Stale 10
the Union, TO the World that we have gained the
great the redeeming victory--ihat the cause al the
oppressed has again triumphed--lhai WAig primer,
Piles have again been victorious.