The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-01
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eu.iye diciait0n
VTginils noblest saDSi her duly and her Interest
require his rsiurb To The Senate Of the Uuiec States
-ior the good Of his connlry is the pride OF Ms i,
heart and the quite OF his lite.
BY L.muel furner (uf Nelson)-The Hon WIN
c. RiveS: As private citizen, he i abov, reproach
las poiiIicil1, he has proven himself homes, nd
consistent: His prineiprs are contained 10 the
Resolutions OF $3.50. lie has The honesty % ayow
them, and The ability 10 maintain them. What bel.
Ter MN does Virginia want Tor her President
BY John +. While, (,h Buckingham) Mr. Van
Buren: speedy retirement 10 the shades Of Kiu.
derhnox.
BY c. Perrow- Impraciicable Conservatives as
well as impracicable Wings: fear they are To-
sIrnn2ly allied To parry for practicable good.
BY Z. G. Moore-The Office holders and Office
hunters: Win such army, II you lacked power
you would carry any citadel but The heart Of Pa.
tfioi, by dint Of intrigue
BY Richard Harrison-Wm. c. Rives: Agrrea.
bly, 10 the old provrrb, an honest Is the ,b!e>
work Of God Pursue your course the generous
Republicans VIII support you, and The honest Wings
will follow
By L Penn-The Sub-,reasury: to be honest
when power and opportunity lend their aid 10 rogue.
w, is a virtue not within The pale oil IN fallly
BY ID. l.. CJlemin-W m C. Rives: Too honest
10 be bonghl up; too firm 10 be driven from his posi-.
tion; he will be sustained.
By J. p. Gttland -fhe Issue: Freemen Of yir.
ginia You are called on 10 decide which yon viii
and House OF Repres natives, 10 reject Your upin
ios and wishes ia The Congress Of the unitld ST s
Weigh The subject well, and cho1se you between
them! Your woes on Thursday next may deter.
mine whether you indeed b. freemen slaves.
BY Samuel Heiskell.- The Democratic Piper who
tunes his whistle against an excessive TsIifi, Wucn
he supported N 1928 now sings halleluahS 10 his
daiiiug Sub treasury, which was denounced A.
monster in 1884 now chaunts the right Of ,hcLI
interference in elections Reproduced By hi, great
Apostle, Jefferson; and whilst he thus ever chang
ing pipes 10 US, we, The people, will neither wheel
about turn about, nor jump Jim Grow
BY J, w. Broaddus-Virginia and William c
Riyes The Mother and SOP: He gunIded her
while sumberlng in li>tless security. MAY She rc.
member him, and cherish him, with Mother lyni.
ness and a Mothers love.
BY. VIM. l.. Saunders--Wm. G. Rye> il has
been said thai every man has his price On ms
principle has en- the action Of The Dernuctalic
party towards that patriuc son Of old Virginia
Thank God, they have barked up The wrong Tree
for once
BY Dr. Geo. B. Payne. The Emperor Tibetiu,
once observed, when leaving the Roman Setalc
" What COLLECTION OF willing slaves" Does noI
the course Of events threaten that Van Buren, may
soon apply the same remark 10 our Senate
BY VIM. Ridgeway. Honor TO The memory Of
Washington, who lived for his country Detral
Van Buren,, who lives for himself A rope 10 ms
deiaalIerS, when they can be caught.
ByS Brunch May the brilliant star, VINO.
Rives, shine brighter and brighter, until ii, cheering
rays cause to burn wi h everlasting llendsAipl e
busom of every American.
BY L. Coppedse. WIN. c. Rves, the palr",ic
defender Of liberty: Virginia. when asked f.: her
Jewels, may point 10 her sun
BY Joseph Seay. The true Republican principles
of 9S and 80: Compared with the patent Dem era
cy OF this day. he who cannot the fercnce could
not tell hawk from a handsaw.
By ID. l.. Coleman Our late represct tative in
Congress from The Abemare di>iric : He would
not consent u sink ~ i'm with Mr.. Van Buien,
and has been formally read out Of The Loruoco
church, On account OF it, We shall try 10 seLd him
back 10 his ST. 10 aid in the political death Of Ken
dan, Bi1i d Co.
By S G. Loving Here's to our guest, WIN c.
Rlves, one OF Vrginid's brightest Jewels, who for
the last twenty years has been a faithful >enlnr
upon The waich-uwer Of bsiiy: May he > Iu,h
forward with uniring zeal in the caus. in when
he has enlisted; and may he also be The Of
perpetuating he same down To The lde>l po>lerlty.
BY l., G. Emnet. Martin Van Burrn while
gazing at the moon, will iall into The gutter.
BY Stephen w. Chris ian TIE SOVEREIGN States
will look TO the federal Cons u ion, when preserved
lnvioa,e, as their gIea!sN brnelactor; IN, whln
Disregard and trampled upon, they will IeSou 10
secession as their only remedy
BY John D. Alexander OF Campbell. Hon. WIN.
Z. Rves, The Virginia statesman, who has >co ned
10 be bought by The Executive. Long may he live
TO enjoy the honors in store for him.
By VIM billiard When we lay aside Party, AMI
go for ruth, we shall have government worhy
OF the American people.
By VIM Thurman. Wm. C. Rives, the unn-
SENATOR from VI gina, VINO DOluly SplIFu
forward, regardless Of Parry irowns, and snalched
fuel from the fame that was preparing to river Exc
Gu i've chains upon the people. May he again be
elected 10 the Senate OF The United States, there
take firm stand, until he shall have put down the
Sub Treasury scheme, and propose and have adopted
a much betier one in It's sead
>Bv J. b. Duncan. The Sub Treasury scheme:
he Golden Calf Of this administration: The people
u Virginia will never worship il.
By ". j. Manson. The right of suffrage the b.
is Of free in>ii utons. Guided BY intelligence,
pa riolism and virtue and they i've Tor ever; but
TO the prostilu'ed purp seS Of faction,
heir spri, is extinct, though the Republic, in name,
,ili exists.
By. H. M. Garland. j.. Representative Indepen
lence: The most important hulwark that eudGS
our institutions: Tyranls assai 1.-THE people de-
Tend il.
BY Geo. NJ. Payne. The People: They viii
whip back 10 their kennels the base pack lei Loose
ipon him who refuses obedience to Executive be.
leSls
By WIN. Thurman. Morus Mullicaulis and the
Silk Worm, will measurably soon cover our country,
give employment to our cilZens, tood 10 our sock,
l high price for produces and sill grow better 8
'ecially il we can have good currency established
n our country.
BY Stephen D. Bowen. The Ladies' of AmhrrN
None tairer. May their ways be ways ul pleasani
hess, and all their paths peace