Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-03-28
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to shew that these
the first place, affect |
>e nomination of Gen.
ARE alarmed and terri |
which the Old Soldier i'll
Presidency, it confirmed by
ftions of the "knowing Ones b"
In order to deceive and gull
he county, their presses are
ajority of ten thousand for Rey-
ZEN. and-yet ace knoiO that they cal
Essta close race.
idenced in variety of ways: In
was said that 'the Judge need not
ALL" Clarks speeches, however,
drain, Monroe and Randolph,
khat dream.-and 'the judge
keaching loco. focoism in the up.
Though every thing depended upon
ertons, NB conscious that they
ent in so rotten cause, we hen,
Is to be thrown off gratutou n
be Democrat Office, to aid in 81
ofhumbuggery, coup the creeks,
AZ sncnts," says our informant,) But
thiy ing the utter inability of
Mr.. Van . alone against such man
as General$ h n immense supply of lit
lie papers areW15E1 Isss.fop Illinois, containing
frontspiecc likeness intended for General Andrew
Jackson!
One Of thes@(the Old Hickory Of the 18th inh
stanD has just been laid'upon our &feby friend,
whose communication, in another column, express.
ss the manly contempt which even General J. him
self must feel, for this attempt to beg The qusStto NJ
bycaricaturing him. Methinks the manly old hero
of the Hermitage would say, could he see him
"Matty, if you cant go it on your o,cn hook, after
having had between three and four years to prac-
tce in, you had better surrender to Old Tip, at
once. Besides, you know, Matty, that said four
years was long enough for any man to serve--and
would have stuck to it, bu. to obge you, Mat ty.
And besides, Natty, you know, was against the
Subtreasury and you are for it, Matty. At all
events, fight the battle on your legs, and with
your own arms Matty, and be beaten like a man,
NIatty, rather than to try to kill off one old General,
Matty, by firing at him from behind another Matty.
don't believe in such fighting, Matty, and to be
plain with you, front head your electoral ticket in
Tennessee, Matty-By the eternal 1 won't"
But to be little more serious Why this array
Of cold H'chorys," and "HicEory Clubs from the
Democrat Office, and the calls upon even the candi
date for Lieutenant Governor to take the field, in
stanter! Disguise it as they may, out of doors,
Every rejecting man will at once decide that 'ear
has come upon them, in their secret counsels." The
leaders know that the people are aroused, end fear
that they will vote in the approaching contest &C.
cording to the issues ii involTrs and those issues
only Hence the desire to lug in "Od Hickory"-
name more sincerely hono.ed by the great body
of the friends of General Harrison than by the lea.
ders in the present desoatng crusade of Van Bu-
renism. THEY use it for the selfish purpose alone
of keeping them in possession of the power they
have abused and the trusts they have dishonored-
And in contempt of the understanding of the peo-
ple and with desire to keep the real questions out
ofview, the sheet before has than one fourth
of the page occupied with piciure!-a very carri-
cature of the Herr Of New Orleans If this appeal.
whioh g designed 10 operate on the prcjuiiess Of
tha is.p.a& ins,eadyr ther us1systanaiags, is no,
raet"y OnsakversaI feeling of contempt and indig-
nation, why, then wa will confess that the otiice
holder who carried about the prospectus, is bet
ter judge Of the qullibiity of his associates than
we are.
G>cFsA copy ofthe "Old Hickory is kept posted up
in our Office for the inspection of the friends Of
General Jackson and as proof of all we have said
or shall say concerning it. Its mate is to be issued
by our cotempOraries on next Saturday.
"If Judge Burnett is, and always has been Fed
eralist, and General Harrison is and always has
been Il Democrat, how does it come that they now
profess the same political principles. "-DsmOcrat
Of The 18Th.
Answer: Itdoes not come at ALL Judge Burnett
supports his neighbor, whom he knows is an honest
and patriotic man, instead of the nriguer at Wash.
ngtOn who has proven himself the reverse of Goth.
This answer will suffice, also, to shew the grounds
of the support of the conservatives, the abolition
lists, the anti-rnasons, &c. The uhole Country IS
tired Of deceit and dishonesty and have compromised
on distinguished citizen who will break it up
AMEN.
PROSPEROUS TIMES FOR THE OFFICE