The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-09

short time since, .sp0ke Ao sub re1suIy oiii
with borror and y rho now condemn the stang
ING army project v it'll apparent sincerity, will,
AT the bidding of Ne President, adopt the latter
with as much unani nifty as they enacted thetor-
mer The same Sc rvile partiHan majority who
here rave him the " piGse% who, at his nod, dis
franchised, blindly disfrancbiszd sovereign
State, without read ing one syllable OF the evi
dence, will not hest tate to ARR him with tie
essiCOTd7 also.
There is but one tep between the President
and despotic power Lose no time in throwing
yourselves between them If you value your
liberties, achieved by the blood of your fathers
if you would hand them oyer unimpaired to
your children, hestat e no longer, but JON the
army of patriots marc hang to victory under the
banner Of the constitu aion, and Of F'Harrison
and Reform"
The history of the la It six months admonishes
us to warn YOU 4gainstt he talschoods and calum-
MES of the administration press Within that
period. YOU have been old that Gen Harrison
was a stweak imbecIe old man in his dotage."
The ink with which the SANDER was penned,
was scarcely dry when we heard o. him at + ort
Meigs, one OF thesscenes Of Ais glory, addressing
in the full voice of vigorous manhood, with the
fervor of you.k. an immense multitude on tie
great subjects which so deeply agitate the public
mind, and vindieating his fair fame from the as
pensions which malignity has attempted to cast
upon it. More recently has he visited Fort
Greenville, and again, with his usual ability and
eloquence, addressed a large concourse of his
fellow-citizens. Soon, perchance, the feed libel
lers of the Executive organs may announce that
he is the victim of disease and IN the last stage
OF mortality; and attempt to prove 1t, too, by the
atfidavits eli some of their vile retainers. Within
that period you have also been told that he was
in the custody of keepers immured in an 'iron
cage Be not surprised il you should, ere long,
be informed BY the same authority that be had
become the inmate of a mad-house, and that it
should be vouched for by the same ''respectable"
testimony. Allow US, then, to warn you against
yielding the slightest belief TO the thousand slam
ders with which the mendicant press at the Ca
pital, and its psrtizan adjuncts throughout the
country, will abound from this time to the close
OF the elections. Already have they falsifed the
records OF the past, committed iorgeries, and
scattered their hbels broadcast over the land.
Hitherto you have been beaten more by the
force Of the superior drill and discipline of your
opponents, than by numerical strength; or rather,
their perfect organization has enabled them to
bring all their forces into the field against you.
That organization in the Northern States espe-
ciallv, extends to the appointment of committees
III all the school districts i'll the several towns
Let US take lessons from the enemy. For the
first time we now present an unbrolen and undi-
vided front, writing under common suffering,
and animated by common hope. Let every
friend Of his countrys welfare be at his post, and
in few short weeks he will witness the total
overthrow of the author of her calamity.
K. GARLAND,
Chairman Of Committee.
T. C. Crank Sscg.efn37