Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-07-16
VOL. 5.--NO. %.
From the ~ O. Bee.
THE EXTRA GLoBE-CENTRALISM.

in the domestic concerns of the States 10 fully
Iexempliied in the late movement at Washing
ton. Amos Kendall, the impiousness of whose
claim to the appellation Of "Heayen Born" IL
equalled only BY his arrogance in supposina
ne can turn back the tide Of indignation, which
threatens TO hurl the usurpers from power,
has assumed the direction ofthe Globe and To-
! sued circular TO the Post Masters throu0hoi.
the Union, requiring them TO busy themselves
IN procuring subscribers to the paper and in
disseminating the principles it asserts Tbs
Globe Is the official newspaper. Il speaks the
sentiments and advocates the measures Of the
administration, whether promulgated in the
/ Presidents messages or recommended to the
action of congress. The leading object Of thu
administration is, to establish an exclusive me.
Itallic currency, and it seeks to effect that OBJ
lject by destroying banks and annihilating pa.
per money Of all denominations. That the
States have right to charter these institutions
no one denies, for it is ono Of those powers
which were neither coded to the United States
nor prohibited TO the States. Consequently
any attempt, either directly or indirectly, to
deprive the States Of the exercise Of that powor,
or to impair il, must be unconstitutional. Nie
we'll known to be a condition Of the of6ce-hol-
ders' bond, TO support the authority which ap-
pointed them, right or wrong, and it is equally
we'll known that they fulfil the condition to the
letter. In the one, and, 10 them, pafamoun,
duty Of supporting the doctrines Of their mas
,srs,k the rights OF the States, which they are
bound to maintain at all hazards even against
the pre,ensions Of the general government, ara
deemed Of no moment whatever. These mon
are personally and urgently addressed by Ken
DALI, and in what enterprise are they directed
to joint Not to promote the prosperity or as
sert the rights Of their own states, nor to aid
the administration in its legitimate duties, but
10 make every possible effort in private, at the
hastings, at tho polls, in legislative assemblies.
to break down the banks aud place tho money.
power Of the whole country in tho presidents
hands. They are required, indeed, to merit
the infamy Of Benedict Arnold, by following
| his course
| Circulate the Globe, says tho "Heaven Born.s
Yes, circulate it! For like tho atmosphere
that surrounds the Bohon Upas, it 10 charged
with deadly poison, which strikes at the vitali-
ty Of the body polite, and will corrupt the very
sources Of public virtue. Perish credit; perish
commerce; down with the bankS,--down With
state influence and state institutions; rear up
a central power too strong for the people and
superior TO tho constitution itself--these are
the doctrines put forth through the Extra
Globe, and in this daring conspiracy against
the rights of the local governments the admin.
|istration commands its hirelings to engage
For years the conspirators, under the borrow.
ed name Of Democrats have plotted the
destruction Of the confederacy as established
by the constitution, and now when the people
have reused themselves TO sense Of their
wrongs, these modern Catalines ara alarmed
and appeal 10 their army Of office.holders to
make firm and united onset in behalf Of con-
tralism. Where will this enda Perhaps 10
verifying the prediction 90 often uttered by the
croakers and tories Of Europe, that tho repubs
lie would scarcely last 6fty years.
Ialude TO this matter ofthe Extra Globe onlr
as showing the means to be employed in crush
ing our domestic institutions, and not as fear.
ing the talents, or the temper, or tho influences
Of Amos Kendall. That parsonage Is too noto
rious to be either feared or respected. The
renegade Yankee, who has proved false to
honor, to honesty, and to the feelings and prin.
Iciples Of his birth pace--the contemplate in
CRATE, who for months and years shared gen.
teman's hospitality, and then stung his bone.
factor with more than viper's malignity --,hs
Iunprincpled scribbler, whose trade is menda
ivy DuCu q tOIlOW Sou p0goOue
lally exert but little influence over the public
mind, whether he occupy tho bureau Of the
Ipost-ofhce, or the lying tripod Of the Globe
While, therefore, we have no cause 10 fear the
man, we may we'll DO alarmed at the move
menl Of which no is the INSCRIPTIONS instru-
ment Let the patriotic portion oftho com
munity look to ii. A host Of stipcndiaEies,
Numbering at least $4,000 owing allegiance to
the states to which they respectively belong,
are required TO bring out and employ the inn
mense patronage Of the president, for the puE.
pose first ofsecuring the dominion Of the Trea-
sury, and then sweeping our domestic institu-
tons out OF existence. In every difficulty Of
late, which has iranspred between the state
and general governments, they have uniform
ly acted with the latter, regardless of right or
jnstice; and should trouble arise between our
own Louisiana and the administration, on
which side, think ye, would they be- foundl--
Who're they were in Georgia, in South Carroll
ma and New Jersey --on the side ofthe enemy.
Van Buren, understands the corruptng influence
of patronage, and he is determined to exercise
il now in its utmost latitude. Hence Kendall's
descent from the Cabinet to tho Globe Office,
and the late earnest call upon the Swiss guard.
1t is only by using such mercenaries that ty-
rants have ever been able to maintain thom-
selves, and it is only by putting than down
that the people have ever regained the asccn-
dency.