Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1839-09-06
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offset 10 the railing accusations so iavishing.
I " poured cut BY the administration presses
against he great class OF heir fellow cstixrrz
who are oppnasd 80 Tsu BURN Lei u be
sse1 how promising sprig Of nobility the
Secretary OF State. Mr.. Forsyth. has in the
person ofthis son John FORSYTH, Jr He
would bang Van Buren's son John, who
cut such a swell IN England. and was SO
intimate wiIh Queen Victoria If Prince
John brought new carriage from Liver
/ pool with IIrsag ssrraRfs 10 match, Van
had better on his return from bis election
eering tour IN New York, send his present
carriage with all lis sppunenaures 10 For
syth- Jr BuckInghsmsis Huge Pa1rs and
Benz Watkins Leigh's fling against labor
ers. abou; which so many talsehoods have
been printed, will hardly go beyond this
precious stuff from the Mobile Register
/ 7i0zasf0A RegzBEieanl
VAN BUREN, DEMOCRACY.
We have never met with any thing 50
[ perfectly characteristic Of the hallow heart
edness Of Van Buren, Democracy as the
following paragraph from the Mobile Reg
ister. edited by JoHN FoRsYTH IN. (son
OF The Secretary OF Staie,) and Ii KIRBY
In reply to their exclusive gyetszfi0zs TO
I Democracy. Advertiser, Ia Wing paper.l
alluded 10 the well known aristocratic airs
OF these springs Of Van Burenism. In nc
kuowiedgInE the soft Impeachment, Messrs
FORSYTH and kIRBT sav:-'We are for
/ POLITICAL REPUBLICANISM. and
] NOT for destruction OF the FORMS and
( INSTITUTIONS OF SOCIAL SOCIE-
4 TY. In POLITICS. all American citi-
zrns are vqual-ln SOCIAL LIFE the
4 UNEDUCATED. thesLOW, the BRU-
/ TAI and the VULGAR. hare no more
taste fer polished Society than P0lisked So
esefy Aas for their company THEY Do
! NOT ASSIMlLATE. BECAUSE 1T is
I NOT AGREEABLE TO EITHER
That's the wayl Van Buren, uses the
1 PEOPLE 10 answer his own Dla.r----. ana
I a. in that vav. fer D-Ssssssaf hePublIcanlsn-
ost would scorn 10 grasp the hand OF an
honest poor man in social life because (as
has panders of the Register say,) they are
the UNEDucATED. the LOW, the BRC-
l tai. and the VULGAR These dandy
editors--the advocates of our Dandy Prcsi-
dent-sre in favor OF preserving the FERNS
and iAssifEfiSzs Of soelsfy. because polished
s0rietT and the mass Of the people do not
assimIiate-'lt not being agreeable 10 either
/ Tins Outrageous insull on any portion OF
I The American people IS in perfect character
win The men who preach Democracy. while,
in private lie they are the most perfect ar
lsfocTafs on the face Of the globe. How
long Will the People be deceived by such
shameful pEeteniloHs-
Wm. M PTice IN ParIs-A friend recent
" from the French capitol, informs Us that
thai bright particular Of lOcofocoism. Will
lam NJ Price, Esq is shining with dazzling
though beTrolred luStre. in the CAV saloons
OF The gayest city in the world He has
lately purchased. for summer retreat. a
beautiful villa and gBounds, about six miles
from Pans. while be occupies as has town
residence at an exorbitant rent. a splendid
hotel in the most fashionable part OF the
Ckamps Eivsees-the grand metropolitan
locale ofthe French aristocrRcy Probably
( locotocoism has never before been SO brill
ianily represented in a foreign metropolis.
( Only think, We sons OF ST. TammAny. OF your
democratic" sEentoT being domlciled IN the
gEarfieg Of the French noblesse and being
called 'milord' by all sans e0Il0stes OF Paris.
| Why. the universal frame Of locoiocoism
ought TO Jingle with sympaihizIng rapture
nj the muni6eeni manner in which ms dis
liingnished Representatives IS supporting the
dignity ofthe family Whose splendid man.
sion is that7 Milford de lOeof0eo'& Whose
elegant carriages and rich liveries are theses
| lHiloTd lie i0eofoe0S. MoH dtsE but what
/ is a locofoco2 Then will come the explana-
ton of all the peculiar PrirIieges and faesii-
Ties enjoyed by the official members OF the
tribe, and so shall proselytes be added there
unto. and the cause gain ground among all
who love the largest liberty. " l.
/ Tfmes.
| Less than a year ago Mr.. Price was
iourishing away a. the Springs Two cot.
itaqes had been erected connected with, and
/ in rear ofthe United States Hotel One OF
these was built for Mr.. Price, and the other
for Swartwout The latter was absent, but
\ Price was in his glory. ThsIe were those
however. even thus early. who disturbed
them. On one occasion-we have the story
\ from Col. Hise. formerly from Kentucky
4 but now of Lonisiana-at dinner parry,
\ ,ba conversation turned upon the sublec: OF
,rnvernrnent defauIters and locomotive sub
\ ,rrasurers. Mr. Price talked very patroti-
\ caIlv against them, and was SO peculiarly
! !. rnrsa thai Col. Hise broke forth with the
4 e.elau,ation-~PH bet yos bottle o. aeaHe
tkat von usiH Be defauiteT and run array
\ vourssIf before The Isl Of january some
ofthe company laughed al The remark as
\ nere badinags. Price looked rather blank,
and affected displeasure at the lmPuianon'
I and wished the remark retracied- Bot Col
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