True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-06-17

ton ofth federal government hid The foundation Of
oo' and corrupt system that mus, ovcrturo our dcarea,
'oeFt'es, It the pros d., not dismiss his successor
"''esa acting as the Executive Of this great Union
VI" 'e"hessec farmer threw himself into the arms IL
ana all his acta werc dictated with view to favor
p"' TIC waa tue first to array the poar against the
men, IN order to rrstra,e tie United t.e, Bank II,
inc hrst pre- id ut ho had The harhool to sustain
'e '"tesr'y Of purity by making upon the peoples
currency and sharing The spells of victory with his
trends and supportrs He first attacked the consu
'"n ny attacking the Senate and striving to bring i, in
I" "'''eI"te with the ope feature IN our govern.
"'" opposed I" the rights Of the deocracv Tobrinr
Una" oody I" his feet he directed ha friends in the States
"'or" legislatures sol with the view of sending TO
Congress partisan nd administration Senator'S. 1t was
hrst held out the cestain prospect Of place 10
NY rHfsahs III Congress. lie. it was, who bcc an the
MIA war IN order to create Government patronage
was THIS Tenncs eean who laid the foun iaon &c the
c"''"pt sy'em Of partisan administration, nominated
an" elected his Successor and bad. him 90 on in the
wicked work thus h~gun under 20 favorable auspices.
IL ~ not tor "-, now, To enquire, whether Gene nj
jackson shw That this state Of tngs uL rapidlv
your government into elective monarchy. His pnr-
s'hs s"w the issue and pushed the policy on h the
"''ss %ena. That MIR. Van Buren, knows how his mol.
ICY will end W. d" / iou!t for a moment, He is
'o""rrh'sk u the fret waker, and kno,rs that the Rov-
er"me~ u C'st rerging into IN eIectipe uonarehv-
All his acts and words prove this inrout,s,i Nv.
Has he not asked openly for tho union of the purse
"". sword j" his hands Has he no, united these two
powers in his grasp ~i,hou, nu bori,y Of Law Has be
n"' denounced State flights by wneing war asnin.t
u" S'nte Banks and recommending the passage uf
bankrupt law I" break them all up Has he not esn,
''she an Independent Treasury without the sanction Of
C"nsr's' Is he lot in 'nvor Of uboisn6 slavery and
e'cvans tile negr" 10 social and olirical equal
y with the Tree white citizen Has he not covered his
real opinions this subject with the thin veil of ,ro
LESSONS I" the contrary Has not Martin Van Buren,
sought to destroy the public donna II 80 us to CONSOLE
date the power Of the federal government Has he not
openly recognized pacula,iOn and eme xxleent uf tho
public monies and actually continued in power default
ter' To nrge amounts the price Of supper, from those
very men Hus he moy ed heaven and ea,t, 10 de-
gadr m the eyes Of the naOn our brave navy uDd our
foVe army 50 a. u prostitute these arms Of the
NATIONAL defence I" partaa" Is h. not engaged
day IN bFe King down BY every possible act tn. ,eser.
we'd rights u the States 7 Has lie no', through his
mo''t-p;eces in Con"e declare lie il in favor # the
doctrine IT public officers open inere ,ence in cleo.
''"s DOES he not sny. that he will sign no bill PASSED
BY Congress, unless it j. such A. meets his view, tn
oil Thee q'eStions wrr, aud ulI men will nusv er
uneqnvocnlly-YES.
f'her tend all the PRINCIPLES involved in ,he.r
questions to an EIrctire Mo"nrchy most assured.v.
All that remains then for the people TO d. is 70 dismiss
the 'nonnrcl Martin Van Buren, fiom p.wer l" this
is the "' h'Pe Of the Republic