Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-08-29
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.....'F From he London 81. James Chronicle.
,.ha, the british tories say of MIR. van Buren,.

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= "The people of England may now learn
lesson Of Republicanism from lis most oril'ian
:, specimen, the Government Of the United states
: 1t has proved splendid failure, Van Buren,
who learned many useful tq9lics in this country
will bring The Democratic round to a 'dt'ond
= system If Moaarchial obedience. Democracy i
= The best and most powerful lever in the worlh
! if pressed judiciousy. MonarchIes have beer
upset by 1t; but many more have been estao
liShed by it. Van Buren, is said to be non
talented man, but he knows human nature h'
knows his countrymen too, and has lald 'h'
finest tram that ever was conceived. lie ha'
prevailed upon the popular old President to Sc
an example of aLso!u!on and independence
which perhaps no other man u that country
would have attempted lie VII ultimately
ImIldiy, and cautiously, bat having the Support
Iofdemocracy, he wII undoubtedly succeed II
bringing the whole Union Mlder the sway oil g
lew enlarged and cultivateW minds, which ale
the source OF stability and order in every coun-
TRY. The people cannot govern thcmseIvesany
more than public school can govern itself
without the superintendent Of a master. 1t
must be merely an increased round Of cIamor
and contenlon. We have now more hope for
America than we ever had since her DacIara-
ton of Independence. Mr.. Mlr.iu Van Buren,
has succeeded in running dowl a National
Bank, which was the most lormj lbe obstacle
20 Executive control, and has collected in his
hands The renS of good team o State ln5tltu
tons, which will draw well together, a1d ar
hun upwards like the steeds o! Pegasus. The
republic Of the United States, like that OF Ven
ice, will become an oligarchy; but it will be,
unless we are mistaken, more enduring one.
1t will not, like Venice, become splendid ruin
OF palaces; for 1t has arterlaI springs or com
merciaI prosperity which nothing can Paral-
Ize, and which do not depend upon the diseased
stomachs Of Europe for healthy action.-|
For tiiy years or more, it will be a clever oil
garchy, and then the people wltI wisely or cheer
fully consent to rs becoming limited Monar.
chg. Van bdrel We believe has son or two,
and he Will probably establish Il soInd and use
uI dynasty tor that great contlCent'
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1t is difficult for any one Of common obserya-
ION, not to believe that the predictions OF this
rory editor OF England are now in state of ra-
nd lnulnllm3nt. The enemies ola free gov
rnmcnt throughout the world, must indeed re.
DICE at the downward course of our RepubIjc.
or the last eight or ten wears. Under the gpiSe
t Democracy, the late and present Presidents
f the United Stales have usnrned d.snot;,
over, lust Us Caesar did in Rome, Cromwell in
england, aud BDnaparte in France. History
lu of such examples. bit these are mention
d as being most fumiIiar and most striking -
The democrats of the L. States, with The same
ypocritical cant upon their Inns. are nropres.
ING more resoIu,el y and imondentIv in iheir
liqutous ca reer than was imauinad thev would
o in so shor, n time, even by the Torv edrnr
t England. They have not waited n n,os
trough the forms of an oIioarcbv bn, hoveat
nee erected an olioarcbv. Ior Who can donu
ut that AS 70 all nrac,Icni conseou.r,o, 400 aro
ow under the absolute rule oro3a r,on9 Thn
resident is al, in all he - noro,,o,,,, ual
lust be considered inlalIihIe. No ,nnnobor od
ongress must be elected who does NOT hnw ,ho
eek 10 Executive dictatiou. No ono ;s Nor
lifted ~ hold an Office " no d,res ~ ,Li1t pI
ct for himself The .sic voInr and
tho presidnnt i ,ha Iav and liz ' NV
ohoyod nnder tho nonoI,v ~ ,,ni;,;,, a'''
and death Now is th;s do'nocron,,
: = government Of tho neonIe9 is :, oI;~msat,'
= a 9ovarnment of , fa,v ar ,ho 1879
Is naitbor. hnt il l. tho pIorat' wv
nan. in other words il is monaroby nh
nn,c and inexornbIe ~ - oII $500 ~" or
acts F"0''0"' y
The ppblic acts orlr Van Rnron +o,o1rv dis
rove all his nre,ensiors ~ d.mnorn",.' onL
how hin, 10 h., az Mr. R,ves verv N,I
saws .smonorrotr in reaI;,I apg mi, Yp
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