Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-12-26

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thls NOT an aro,'Iuty assumpuoh VI Powr, -,
NOT oirec. enoi' W suppress the hoelV "
ue'ess that tnoug. os made 10 run Az VIC ,s ON!
VI tle 'us'ng PaIy' ~ was ~ ye i "a ., cop.
Y. 'ne a"u 49, pon,ocra,s wopd
VI ',s Suu sso,id Jore dissent
60, IL o..,soa oc H. nI,,in;s,ro,;on whether
r;nh, W. ,nronu far one would nrnv God, to save
,he A,aor;onn ,onn,n Sror, snch democracy The |
AS,oo.nt nf p,ssip rooras rnth;ng more than that
hi; .uhac,s on5orso every tbino tboi emanates from
lis ,br9ooynaInas &c no,h;p1 and if this senti-
meo, oj,ai, ;tb ne The, is onr Government merged
;nto tho will nf ono man --Sentlemen who call |
NJ V,n R,ren . Damocr,t sbouId he cautious in |
annlving tho term Federalist TO others. Sir | dol
moi like tnis thing of being called Federalst es-
nec;allv bv tbose whose doctrines nre dyed in the
Ynni M man ,vbo loves his conntrv--no man
Who IL in favor of eouol r;qhts and a rovernneni
b,sad pnon tho will of rho re,nIe LIVES to hive
doctrines On ndions in their rhorec,er asrrihed TO
.tio,-p, ori sloturo esnoc;olIy ,viu t.melv sinh.
mi, IN such ;mnpt.tion reneot IL sir. General
Hnrrisnf IL no FeJerahst The whole course of
b;s lie !, tho cab;no, ,nd In tho 6old rive the
he direct ~ such CHARGE He has ever been
fund ready IN rene, INV INVASION of his couutry's
honnrbo' bos borod 'b;s hnson, On The s,orno ef
Ho,,Ia 80 Jar,non n,j ~ ,,o oorno;,s ~ ,bo ma.
,n bo b,s odLerod s,ric,ly IN those measures and
con,endod r1r ,LoSe nr;v;leoos which were sealed
w ~, ~; H. h,onJ IS 80 osoos.ors ua hos oyor
,ln oh I'd thnh orn opE
,7s nd hoS nrpveJ h;n,soif ,be n,o,,by scion Of
nnhio s,noI w, bo 10 he man uho i: nrgad in
tboso rosrl,,;onS win he;no tho Federal c.nd;
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,mna !, c,onroJ ay1 zoo ora t,id 10, Rr;,Sb roIJ
Tas tho ro;fZt,,v aMont Sir 7 s'Snec, presidon,
smith nornr cnDceiyed srch ,borabt IF those e,.
,ors mil l. w,os snr-es,eJ n hin, hy Col Rsn,on
and bere Ia, mo ost wbo G,vo M 8 ;nfnrmation
that these letters would be called for here I! Why
did he take them from the files of the Bank
wonder why he was not told that his letters would
he important-that we would wish to see with
what Indignation he had hurled back the attempt to
brbe his constituents?
| Mr.. Chairman, l have given you some of the rea-
sons which, in my opinion, caused the American
people to reject Mr.. Van Buren, and elevate General
| Harrison He was elevated because the people be,
| lieved he would not wantonly violate their will
he wouid not nterpose his veto and defeat The OBJ
iect of their wishes--he had secured to thousands
Of the humble citizens home which, without his
| aid, had been beyond their reach--but above ali
| because they believed him to be an honest man.
These are some of the causes and not that which
is ASSIGNED in these resolutions submit it TO gen.
tlemen 10 saw whether they can endorse these res
olutions under sanction of an oath-can they youch
| for the truth of the second resolution! 1t seems
to me, if the view taken Of these letters BY gentle
| men be correct, that these Bankers certainly are
yeru bad SPECTATORS they would have uurcha sed
these bonds at their minimum value and not have
recommended the President to continue them in
the market until that contingency should happar
| by which their value should he increased. This
certainly does not SAVIOR of an inclination to nure
US in pecuniarv point of view But say gentle
men, we have been briped Will they tell us nj
what port the money was landed Whether any
of thIse boyas like the ill-stnrred one which ere
while BELONGED to the Bank were lost!
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~ 'nere g. ~ suH.ain tn's secoI,a res1
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a,iJ ta,o no., Lo,,Jnr ~ a. ~ s,''|'', u
bean ssusd would ,o,on ,bo tnpt .ney ,tI
rs to disnose OF them Won NAV he certain Il
these ca paIst. learn what is soid Of them here
if these resolutions mass and tbey oot 70 h.or
onr credit will sink vet lower if ,ossh,s than !,
already. But i. seems to me. as betnre suogasted
Tia, those bonds are beyond our Tcoch--tLey L,v,
ho,, 80, ,,nlo, H. ,o,,,,l 90 H. pL