Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-20


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Revelation An Michigan and Massachusetts,
General Scon.
What a strange, out .ofthe-way, puzzling,
founding fermentation is going in this great
country, 1t must be the forerunner Of some mighty
revolution in politics. II cannot be otherwise Is il TO
elect General Scotia The city Of New York goes into
election and up locofoco The state takes the
dive and comes up wing by the skin Of her
teeth Massachusetts,, good old Massachusetts, oF-
position for thirty years, is overturned IN twelve
month"; and is locofoco, striped pig, fifteen gal
Ion law. ana every tning Uut tue TiSnt thuS Oh
other hand Michigan-always since her baptism
red mouth, wild cat, locofoco state-has turned up
her white bosom and smiles upon US wing, or ra-
Their for chivalry and General Scott.
What are the causes OF all these somersetsa
Various First, in Michigan. The revolution in
that state is Jointly produced by the corruption and
venality OF the lscofocos, and the open and manly
manner in which the opposition to vanf Buren, ex-
presses their preference for General Scott. Mr..
Claws measures and speeches in Congress- and his
ridiculous peregrinations to the NORTH have helped
to ruin the whig in the other western states;
but Michigan, by sticking to Scott is all right The
locofocos there have plundered or mismanaged the
state finances 10 the amount Of S5.OOOOOO, besides
destroying the banking system by their Hood OF
wild cats" The State Bank has been Quilted like
a Goldfish aleng shore. The people Of Michigan
have, therefore, abandoned locofocoisn, and come
out right side up, for sound currency and General
Scott.
Now, in Massachusetts, opposite causes produce
opposite effects. There the wings were in power
for long time, and like all long used to power,
they abused it, They made Daaiel Webster great
er man in politics than he is. As lawyer he
is unsurpasssed-but as statesman and politician,
he IA little above chariaian. Look at his conduct
on the Maine question-saying one thing today, and
swallowing it like gin sling tomorrow-hurlng de-
fance against England in the spring, and crawling
with Bonded knee 70 the beautiful female royalty Of
the same England in the autumn But as II those
were not sufficient the wings in Massachusetts must
get into debt-raise numerous loans-sfend large
sums Of money-pass sumPtuary laws-coce the
conscience-a and do all manner Of foolish things
What the consequence Nearly total defeat ofthe
party, and the triumph Of locofocoism.
What is 10 be learned from these eventsl That
the people Of this glorious land cannot be led BY the
noses as asses are-that politicians can hoodwink
no intelligent thinkerr-that no party has any
strength or popularity farther than its acts are just
upright, LIBERAL and public spirited. The wings in
Massachusetts have been trying TO substitute party
for principles-they are defeated. The locofoccs Of
Michigan have been attempting the same thing-and
they arc left in the minority. Nothing can succeed
but hone sty truth, sound principles, and General
Scott. Already the movement began in Rochester,
has been caught here. Read the following, and 60
and rouse yeuc neighbour
NEw YonK, Nov. 10, 1889.
To j. q. BENNETT. Esq.
Dear slf Ii ~as with the greatest pleasure that rerused
your th. morning sicn Scorrthe warrior, tie
satc.min and every respect the man 70 be President Of
the rnioa
propose SIR that meetings BE- held In the several wards Of
this city, Saturday enng Nov 23d 70 make preparations
for general meeting q the friends Of Gen scorr IN this
county appointed and held the National Hail. any
other public place WEDNESDAY the s7h ms ant 10 order
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