True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-08

Vice Presidsncy-INr. Kendall. Mr.. Kendall, the
migrate and cunning school.master the fawnng syco-
pan and unprncped politician the ambitious and de-
signing demagogue. the petty tyrmt of the post Office
and the dictator the kitchen cabinet and the proclaim
er through the columns OF the Globe Of doctrines threat
eng TO burst assunder the existing bonds OF society," is
determined to occupy il he can, the Vice Pres denal
clar of this Republic. II is noble ambition in any
citizen to aim for the hg hest office in the gift Of the poo.
pie by walking directly to it and exhibiting fitness
therefor, that his open honesty is at all times ready
to prove But foxlke crawl into the affections Of the
people by fattering their passions, to steal into high
places by eaping out of the well Of n.igncance from
the horns some prominent goat traits Of charac-
ter calculated to call forth for such man,
and It IS the duty of every proud hearted freeman
drag from the shoulders Of the ambitious designer the
sleeps clothing with which he has invested himself.
Just such man has been MIR. Kendall ever since the
day when he repad his benefactor, Henry Clay, with
tile basest ngratitude. Just such man was Martin
Van Buren,. Like master, like man. As Martin Van
Buren, vaued hmselinto the Vice Presidency by lean
ing upon the horns Of General Jackson even So doe
Mr. Kendall intend to act by making use Of Martin Van
Buren's an,lers.
The schemes of this corrupt politician to attain hin
ends are curious enough, yet all practicable. Eight
or ten q" the prominent among the party designed
in 1885 to upon the ticket of Martin Van Buren, but
they were all driven from the track by the Kendall fac.
ton. This ction nominated Col Johnson because thew
knew their mnn. The same, gume is now playing and
will continue to hc played until the hour of nomination.
Mr.. Forsyth has been named in Georgia as fit success
sor to Col Johnson The Tecumseh killer is proposed
for second term in Kentucky. The srea, balsrol.r
Mr. Benton, is the favore of Missouri Robert j. Walk
er is talked ofin Mississippi. New Hampshire wills
pers preference for Levi Woodbury.. Alabama calls
out loudly for her brave w. r King. Pennsylva-
MIA il strong for Buchanan, will. Tennessee proposes
Mr.. Polk, il she make him governor. Now what
mean these upon the political chess board7 They
are mere diversions Ct The Kings forces to deceive the
enemy and quiet the apprehensions of the Kings own
generals Nay, the orders for these movements go out
from the Kings green chamber Washington and the
G'"be passes Judgment upon them when tkey come
back to the palace They all approved but doubts
are expressed whether any Of these nominations can
unite the democracy. tits urged however, that in due
time, the conflicting claims Of the parties will all be
duly settled, for there is Of those pure demo-
Gratis, says the Globe, who will not readily sacrifice his
personal predictions upon the altar Of the party good
This inmaton reaches the Of the proposed candi-
dates They we'll understand its meaning and know
mat resistance 10 the WISHES Of the kitchen cabinet will
draw down upon their heads ,ha vengeance of this res
ponsble unto. They live, therefore, hopes that each
one Of them ~l he the favored candidate for Mr.. Ken
dali has taken care 10 keep his designs in the dark
and it is k0own in the ranks of tho faithful that COL
J Johnson is prntc IHtd.
Such are some Of the schemes Of Mr.. Kendall, and
we call upon readers and the candidates themselves
10 note. that the Johnson farce will be played over at
The proper time. Every of these candidates will
'e prescribed, and the OF Amos Kendall will he
placed on the tnonoc attic ticket for Vice President,
Nay, say more. All the tic pre- sses through
'nt the Union will be compelled if they maintain their
allegiance 10 the party, to applaud tn. nomination. and
70 heart and hand for Martin Van Buren, and Amo.
Kendall! Should snch ticket succe but we will
lot anticipate such event. We 1--we our country
90 much, have too high respect for the intelligence
md honesty of even the administration party to fear
hat Amos Kendall will ever be made Vice President If
HIS great nation. The designs of this arcl-enemy of
rue repnbcanisr, for such have his acts proved HIM
houd rouse the rppostion should wake up every low
OF his country from the sleep of Incidence to thwsr
IS intentions. Every day brings with it fresh motives
drive from power the Van Buren, monocratc fscti.u
lot the least of the danger to the republic would he the
leva'Ion of Mr. Kendall to the Vice Presidency, {
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