Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-05-28

IL. He is the friend oflabor, of commerce,
and Of trade; and the advocate Of sound and
uniform constitutional currency.
49, He has spent forty years Of faithful ser.
Iyce, which he begun in youth and influence,
and ended in poverty without roproach
IA. He would br ing to the administration OF
the Government an enlightened mind, compre-
hcnsiye views, magnanimous policy and an
honest heart, and rest the merits OF his admin
isiratlon upon the degree Of good accomplished
Tor the greatest number.
Is. He is the father Of the bonefcent land
system Of the West, and The author Of numer-
Gus laws and treaties worthy Of an eminent
Statesman and dipornais
| TO- His life is history OF the West-and
for his preemnent and sell-sacrllcing servl-
ces as a soldier, as Territorial Secretary, as
Ia Delegate, Representative and Senator in Con-
lgress, as Governor, General, hero, a d.
pIomatist, statesman, scholar, an honest
man and patriot, he deserves the gratitude of
his couutrymen.
H. He would reform and purify the de-
partmens Of government, appoint honest and
capable men to Office, and stop the leaks in the
Treasury.
10. In view Of the great importance of the
crisis. Gen. Harrison is THE MAN, reserved and
qualified, as II would seem, by Providence, for
the occasion, to fulfil the high hope and destiny
of The country
Thus every man in the Opposition may give
The reasons Of the faith thai is in him. Thus
have we IA righteous caase and unimpeachable
candidates, But an active, willy and corrupt
,,,itk Il
Of the government, and led Oh and defended by
q penSoned press and swarms OF interested par
tlzans, struggle DESPERATELY against US. We
have the means of beating them. Mr. Van Blu.
zen is already in minority of the whole PEG
Die OF the Union, as the returns of the last fed
raj elections show. We can increase the ma
orIty against him. We can meet and repeI
he attacks OF our cnemie s-refute their msnep-
esenaions, and expose their aIs,hooIs aad
aIumnles. Give free circulation to the truth,
nd virtuous and discerni g democracy will
ccam triumph for liberty and The Farmer 7
North Bend.
The MADsoNIAN is recommended by the a
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*SlR:-The undersigned, an Executive Com
littee, appointed by the Opposition Members +,
fCongress, have taken the liberty of appoin- ~
ing you an Executive and Corresponding Com. r,
nttee for your County, and we have the hon :
r OF enclosiAg prospectus for the Madisonian. n
w recommend that paper to the confidence q
nd support OF the opponents Of the Admins r.
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ationo the "Madsonian," and other political !,
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We have confidence, that it will afford you :
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ofthe Government from the i'm 9
eciIe and corrupt incumbents With the aid
t an honest and fearless press, these efforts, n
'e trust, will be successful. We are aware 4
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onorabe exertlon, TO effect the common objecl =,
! view, the restoration ofihe Government to =
ne days Of her patriot Presidents. :,
Very respectfully, il
Your obedlent servants, -
LEVERETr SALTONSTALL, Mass. -
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