The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-07-30
SENATOR BUCHANAN'S ANTI-DE-
~ MOCRATIC SPEECH. 49,
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MOCRATIC SPEECH. e
.asSeeing it announced that Mr. buchanan OF
Pennsylvania is to address the Democracy OF
Baltimore tonight, we wrote to friend IN Ian
easter for a cepy of his y4nti-DenlOc'atic speech
iaf ,Jutv. 1915, who forwarded to newspaper
c6rtaining it. 1t so happens that the paper is so
.mutilated in two places that we cannot deciPher
"A few lines, but what follows and precedes the
parts of sentences obliterated, shows that MIR.
b. was among the bitterest of the anti war school.
And yet such are the men who are sent by Amos
Kendall s Co4to teach the people Of Baltimore
lessons in Demoeracy!! .4
1t is remarkable fact, that the most intolerant
federal opponents of the late war are now among
the most intolerant supporters ofthe present adj
n1inistration, and Mr.. Buchanan is Of the num-
Der It. will be recollected that MIR. B. was the
individual who, if Gen. Jackson is to be believed,
urged him to purchase MIR. Glay's vote, If the
election Of 1924 by rendering him the office of
Secretary of State. And if Mr.. Buchanan will
have the indelicacy to travel over The country
As political missionary, he must expect tomeet
The facts. And we advise some of our old orig
NAL jackson Democrats to ask Mr.. Buchanan
the following questions g.. '.''''' ID. a.
- DID you advise General jackson to offer Mr..
Clay, the appointment of Secretary of State in
1924, upon condition that MIR. Clay would vote
for him as President ? -'''' sag
-. Did you in your speech ON the 18th Of July
.1S15; sayf .ee-i5, t.s.e "..~- .-z -14a
Z t-<EThere was powerful faction in the United
. States opposed to the adoption of the Federal
= Constitution. The individuals Of which it was
composed were called anti :tedeTaiiStS, and were
the foundersof the DEMOCRATIC PARTY. THEY
(the denoefatst GL0RIED IN SETTING
THEMSELVES IN ARRAY AGAINST OUR
PRESENT ADMIRABLE FORM OF Gov.
EMINENT The authors of this opposition
were SIMPLY DEMAGGGUES, WHO might
have risen to the head OF state faction, but sho
felt conscious that their talents would be eslipsed
" hen the 1uIninaries of the United States should
'lbe collected around tie General Government"
Did you ia the same speech say ;
s'True to their original principles and their
first love, the DEMOCRATIC PARTY of that
day became mere the friends Of France, as they
3 became. more the ENEMIES OF SOCIAL
ORDERns, ...,,,..l.. -.
s".THEY, (the democratic party Of 1900, under
Jefferson BEGAN WITH THE DESTRUC-
TON OF THE NAVY" ..,,., ,.,.
~ Did you, in the same speech say' .-~a
- The DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATION
(oi Mr.. jehersoh) nert decIored trGr against
commerce. They were not satisfied with de-
Privlng 1t OF the protection OF navy, but they
acted as though they had determined upon It's
annihilation.'' RI -.a-l;s ' ','i--'-
=. Did you. in the same speech say Ia.
"Our ships were laid up TO rot
as melancholy monuments of the WEAK and
WICKED policy Of our Government
ssssA)id you IN the same speech say .e- Isi
'iEs'FiSIE WILL NOT ALLOW NE TO. ENuaaERArt
ALI THE OTHER WILD ard WICKED PRO
JECffS of The DEMOCRATIC ADMINS
'g1RATION. Suffice It to say; that after the
had deprived us of the means obedience, by des
stroyihg our navy and disbanding our arTny.-afte
they had takenaway from us the power of re
creating them, by running commerce, the grea
source of our national and individual wealth
after they had, By refusing the Bank Of the
States q continuance Of their charter, efnbar
rassedthe financial condition Of the Government
and withdrawn the only universal paper medium
Tor the country romcirculation; after the people
had become aiaecustomed to and of course run
willing to bear taxes, and without money in tn,
treasury 14lEY RASHLY PLUNGED Us
iINsf0hA WAR, with a nation moreabie tedou
inquiry tian'any other in the world."' f
t, Did you in the same speech say 7-1.+'' -
s'Ihank Heaven we have obtained a peace
BAD AND AS II IS-oeher
.ssise tbs beautiful structure Of the EedeEal Gov
sernme nj supported by the same FEEBLE hands
night have sunk like .theeapitol in KtIHs."
= And n'he answers all these question IN the af
sIfrn,aiixe, as he must DO, if he answers tru,
.(ufiiess Genetal jackson is a liar) then asI
ryoHrsclses how,it is that this same manila
been sent here to Baltimore to abuse Gen. FL r
Tisen and teach you DEMOCRACY - ~
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