The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-02-29

Il opposes the reelection Of MARTIs yAs BuREs.
because
! No Chief Magistrate Of this Union should remain
10 ONCE more than ONE TERN.
2 Every prominent Of his administration has not
only hamprred the interests and prosperity Of the coun
" ou has been AN open violation 81 the prime pies and
professions OF the Republican party
D. he tendency Of federal action under his admins
aionis TO absorb the powers Of the State Governments,
ano 70 eeo' al washington desPotc syssem OF CEN
THALisM AND CONSOLIDATION
dent OF the Union. -
s. lie Is inaccessible the peoplendife to their
wants and their WILL by refusing 10
aciuiesce in the decisions Of the maoriryis selfish in
ms views, and sectional and partial his acion-ener
tains an estimate OF human nature low thai is de
grading for upright citizen accept an Office al his
hands-acng upon the principle that the people cor.
pi and That every has his pnce, bringing the pa.
ronaee oil ms Office IN conflict with the freedom OF their
complete power the people for
himself, and discaiming any duty in their behalf as in
cum'ent on him in turn.
o. He wants the wboe moneyed power of the limited
States vested in him and under his control
ne wili not agree that the patronage and power Of
me eea executive, now exercised by him, shall be
either lessened or regulated by law
D. He wishes the States surrender their rgh In the
moneys arising from the sa'es Of the public lands
ing laws originate with him and partix.n Senate
taves.
10 He recommends a national bar kr,,pt law a,nlica
be to corporations, that he shond POSSESS an absolute
control all the State be able 10 crush
them all at pleasure.
~. He wants an Executive Bank and nove, "a ,eso,
TO the exploded and runous practice Of deprecated Co
vernment paper money.
IL The tendency ofhis recommendations is to destroy
the eredn system OF the country hamper its commerce
to lessen lis trade and 10 depreeiate It's labor.
- lie has been IN Office three years received S75 900
OF he pubic money and has accomplished little else than
running the ship State of the republican tack
H. He rests the merit cf his administration upon one
expedient which he has failed carry and permits one
paliry question which involves miserable warfare
against the State Banks TO engage his whole mind and
occupy hrs time, proving him to be contract in his
views ana incapable OF the comprehensive and magnan
nous policy OF a statesman
l5 He has originated or carried through any L.
gslative body any law worthy Of an eminent
state sman
l6 He has done nothing at any time worthy Of the gra
titnde OF The people nor to ene him TO ask them to
overlook the pledges OF his predecessor and give him the
once OF President for two successive terms.
~. lie appoints rogues and royasts" TO Office who
steal and squander the public money.
ls Considering the prospects of war and the various
foreign, and domestic relations and future hopes Of the
country, Mr. Van Buren, who we infer from his conduct
wanting either in integrity capacity, the man
for the crisis.
cause and unimpe achabfe candidates. But active
OF the government and led and defended by pensone
perasey against us We have the OF beating them
people OF the Union, the returns of the last feer
him. We can meet and repe the attacks of our enemies
hoods and caumnies. Give free circulation tho truth
umph for liberty and the Farmer of North Bend
The MADlSONIAN is recommended by the Wings a
Of the Harrisburg nominations.
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