The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-30

Thirdly He falsely says Of the military glones' Of
General Harrison that AFTER an oblivion Of twenty
five years they are now Cor the first time discovered
TO be worthy Of commemoraiiono This is wiIfuly UNI
true, because Mr. Kendall has, presume, at least
read the history Of his own country, and must have
seen the cofsmporoneous commemoralion Of those
military gloriesY be would now decry and sulIy ier
filthy lucren
Fourthly. He chsracterizes as dsgracefnI to the
country and insulting TO the people" the nsr means
o. eeetoneering by the exhibition Of log cabins
&c. He has very soon forgotten the old hickory
pole, around which so many "hurra boys used 10
dance and exuit--of course in his great code Of mo-
rails, the exhibition Of hickory poles was AZ dis
graceful TO the country the mummery Of log
cabins What say you to that, all ye who shouted
under the banner Of the hickory pole % Do you i'd
NIT that you dsgraced your country by the exhibition
Of hickory poles
Filthy, Again, look at the sweeping irony with
which he assails the administration party who hold
the power in Congress where he talks about mem
bers Of Congress- furnishing the influence of public
station the facilities Of the frank and the money from
ne Treasury TO carry their electioneerng opera
tons" What mcmbcrs Of Congress furnishing
money from the Treasury to carry electioneerng
operations n Answer US, Amos. Surely you wrote
that paragraph too heedlessly ff no member Of Con-
gress has to the money Of the Treasury but
| the friends Of the Treasurer
| sxthly. shall DISMISS in the lump, al his fanfa-
ronade about contempt for the people electioneer
ing frauds and "the British party in America His
whole production shows in him supreme contempt
for the pcopIe--and as to "electoneering Frauds
|
that, Amos, or your party win cry out like the old
chief, " save from friends"
! True, confess that there IL British party in
America, butt is not that headed by the humble
farmer Of "Norh Bend but rather that party whose
President mbbed in England that corrupting love of
luxury which has induced him TO convert the Pros-
dents House into splendid palace watched and at
| tended to by actual British ,ohite servants.
Ay fellow citizens British President who dares
bring direct issue the people Of that sovereign
Queen who honored his eldest with seat al her
royal dinner table. Talk Of British party, Mr. Ken
dali and you personal to the President, who TO- ae
this very moment suffering national honor TO be
furnished by base federation Of the insoent preten
sons Of Great Britain part Of soil, whilst at
the time he is humbugging the country with d.
plomac letters through his Secretary Of State One
more word and have done with Amos Kendall the
present sabased editor Of the miserable electioneer
ing periodicalhe has sought to SANDER the citizens
of the District by painting tabiedur Of his little
children springing "out Of bed at midnight" alarmed
by the federal fred insult their father That
the Wings Of the District under the shadow Of the
throne have dared celebrate the of the great
cal victories people win doevcry where cannot be
denied but that any cowardly midnight insult was
offered to Amos Kendall by the Wing party is as un-
true the insinuation is artful II is very certain
that little children sometimes frightened at the
sound of cannon, whether of Federal" Democratic
metal but the experience of the writer indicates that
on such occasions when in bed they generally cover
up their heads and do not spring out Of their hang
place So that if Mr. KendalTs little did they
must have followed the example set them by the evil
conscience of their father. Reckless and unnatural
must that man be who would drag before the public
his little children part Of his exhibition at ono dol
lar the head
TIpPEC ANOE