True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-05-27

Every day brings with it the most astounding deycl,
ope'ucnts Of fraud, corruption embezzement of the
public monies, speculation in lands wi III the peoples
funds, base imposition the sovereign" cozzeninr
persecution of the citizen for opinions sake violation
Of sacred trusts md tho actual stealing of thu public
iands by the thousand and Office holders in the
g"a-ia' Government from the Executive down to
the lowest tide waiter And in those states where tic
monocratc party is in power the same outragcs are
| committed by shc officers Of ihe Stale Government
The people Ienpu. the abundant hu,vest Of
corcnPtion iy the lucksun patty in this country Hard
is tin. iahor, aud ttc the fruits gathered. but the law
ri cause aud effect is una.',she. And so deep into
the souls of mNn us sunk the iron OF party rule that
the While ruling body polite be ben, on their
ruin They will not pause md reflect, assd Turn hnck
to the path. Of political honesty and integrity but rush
on erwin, for more blood With keen seen, ti,pv seek
Er,he spois ofoicr ard he is the most honored among
the party who seizes upon te greater share Ta ban.
dil's law is the only bond Of union among these Mono
Gratis. They ackno" ledge no other power on earth.
! The sixty four dciaul,ng receivers whose names
should be inscribed on the tablet Of scorn and handed
down to posterty, were honest disciples of tlrr mas
ter. Without rrnorse they violated their nusis, md
! TO glow Of shame mantl"d their checks when their
names were held up to the gaze If their couurs Ii
as robbers of the deepest dye. With them aud with
their party to steal the peoples money is n venal pot.
ca sin To be washed ont by bold manifestation Of al
legmncc to The ruling party. The scores OF rcgis tcrs
who have acted uguinst tn, lawe Of common honesty
were uithtnl to their trusts ,hc.vctnr &c. The
hosts Of detaullng house collectors for the last
ten years und their hunest subs have done The state
much service, in relieving the public cofirs OF mil
ions and they only denounced when thcy.sVcryel
from the faith
The Legion Of Government ag,'ffs in Florida have
kept pace with their brethren III other parts ote Union
and by the bases means, d they commit 10 ,lei,
pockets some millions Of the public monies. The NV
rind5 OF party post masters throughout the country have
omitted to avail themselves Of share of the spoils
Then the disbursng officers of the general 60.
vernmen, honesty even a.no ng them has been wore
the meaning OF which they appear To have lost cage
were most of them to carry the Jackson principles
ufreform.
Somuch for the doings among the members of the
Executive army the brave pivates who have served
SO nubly. Are me chiefs blAmeIess The Presi,-n
isa Spectator Of the first order He second Louis
Philippe. Oswegu lots Chicago GLAZING, Bank stoc ks
c Western and Southwestern lluds jewels in his
eye. His motto has ever been trouble The wa,er
and then descend into tlem break up existing ust
utons, and profit by the distress incident thereto On,
Of his secretaries accepts of fifty thousand dollars il
shares ola certain land company to advance their in
eresis politically. Another one furnishes few Hmm
dred housa1a of the Public monies one of his sa,e
lies TO eater valuiblc lands about to be Offered
for sale. third manages the Of his DEPART
ment SO ms seriously that he enjoys the use of tbon
sands of he peoples funds without fear of being de
i-cted. lhe.inluenee Of nearly every public office, is