Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02
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s'Frop the Washington Cfenn) Journal.
"THE BALL IS IN MOTION.-In almost
every section Of the country the real people, are
taking their own business into thor hands,
Thoy fast awakening just of the
imminent peril to which their liberties exposed
from the willy Vaccinations of the prohigate,
the most impudent band of corrupt asprants by
whom the liberties Of free people ever as
sailed. Large public meetings Of the people are
assembling III all quarters, oast west, north, md
south, who denounce that vile Hambug, the Bal
titnore Convention, in measured terms Of in
dgnant Reproduction. The ball Is indeed in
ton, it viii continue to roll with irresistible
force in defiance Of all the articles OF the corrup
ionsts, until higt-minded, intelligent and patri
otto people shal! have utterly overthrown all the
Vaccinations aud devices of tho oiice-hunters to
chea, them out Of their liberties We call on
every friend to his country, of whatever party he
nay be, every man who prefers republican
Government, to the most odlous the most degra-
ding. and the most oppressive of all the forms of
monarchy, we impore him, to come forth, boldly,
and nanfully, to the rescue OF tho constitution,
from the most insidloas assault to which it has
ever heretofore been exposed, let the people IN
every town and county in the u. States, arouse
to just sense of the danger 10 which their lib
critics exposed, and Indignant at the gross in /
suit offered TO their unde rsandiT. rs, bv shame-
less and impudent combination, who have had the
inso!ent etir0utery, IN the face of day, the
q
OF up i'll the streets of Baltimore, 10 proclaim to
the American People. what they we'll knew TO be
an arrant talsehood-Ihat the people of Tennes
see wero DESTROYS of the elevation of Martin Van
Buren, Of Kinderhool,, to the Presidency Of the
United States, and that they coiucided with his
ilred minlons in recommending him for that high
station Let the people say assemble IN their
proper persons. and Indignantly express their
cora and contempt Of such base and fraudulent
attempts at imposition Let them denounce the
nhors and actors in this infamous farce in terms
uited to their deserts. Let them DO this, and .
hey will only restore tho government It's
rlgInal purity, and preserve their liberties. but
hey viii thereby give the unprinciped aspi7ants Il
uch rebuhe will long secure the nation A. t
aInst repetition Of tho outrage attempted /;
D be practiscd on them
Gentlemen, can You stand this? Can YOU now
Ike down, orthodox the ranngs and fiIlsorne
uif that is found in the columns of the Jeierso-
ian? As this is only No l. we will not extend
lis article to q much greater length, at present;
1T must conclude by bringing up Mr. Elliott 10 ;,
-ove that he was bought up, and sent ont here 8
do the dirty roork OF the party he had, in the
onesty Of bis heart. exposed. Read
s.The New Yorl, Evening S.ar SAYS: The Al G
,any Regency have concluded to send off presses
md editors to every State in the Union, where :"
he .Hugicicn' is IN danger. 1t is rumored too, SC
hat general taxing Of the otfce-hoders is al
rong on in order 10 raise So 600 for election n
cring purposes. The Office holders will yet
ave to raise 100000 for the circulation of -
andbiils and extra papers, before they efac: q
heir object" ~
Who pays fortFe Extra JeGersoaian?