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by WRIoHT & Co. ia 1905, 6 and Z, at Tro,
N. Y. :
Wright says to the Oswego COMMITTEES
''should Gen. Harrison be the successful
candidate for the Presidency. that office will
be happily and constitutionaily administered
and under the guidance Of the same princi
pies which directed our Washington, Jeffer
son and Madison" You will see from the
above, that Wright processes veneration foI
the principles Of Jefferson. So do most Of
the whig leaders at this time; and never was
there greater hypocrisy than in all such pro.
LESSONS. a
The following extract from the Troy Gazette
of May 6, 1906, will show you what John
c. Wright then thought of Jefferson's prin.
ciples, and will prove the truth of his pro.
LESSONS Of devotion to Jeferson's admins.
~tration. II was as follows: s'-a "i
ga BRIEF SKETCH
OF Mr.. JErrERsoN's ADMINISTRATION
st will be recollected with what exulta-
ton Mr.. Jefferson boosted, on entering into
office, that IS the doors of public confidence
had been burst open;"-and well might he
boast, since it appears that they have been
forced from their hinges, and cannot be clos
ed on him and his party, until every thing
that is valuable has been swept from the
building.
"The national character PROSTATE, her
territory invaded, and her commerce and sea.
faring citizens the prey Of every freebooter;
the military defences neglected; the navy
sold or rotting in decay; the army reduced
to an Intellectual handful. and the highest re-
gimental RANKIN that army conferred on one OF
Gerret's recruiting sergeanis! The constitu-
ton impaired, and its best judicial and execu-
tive provisions done away; the taxes on luxu-
nv repealed, and those on the necessaries of
life increased; the public treasure squander-
ed, by a prodigal expenditure of seventeen
millions Of dollars, in a foolish purchase of
waste land, without boundary and without
title, are precious illustrations Of that wisdom,
patriotism and economy, the pretensions to
which were the instrument employed by Mr..
Jefferson and his friends, TO BURST OPEN TIE
DOORS OF PUBLIC CONFIDENCE"
From the above, YOU will see the peculiar
fitness OF the selection Of John c. Wright,
as one Of Harrison's thinking committee
Federalism always knows its men. |; is
never deceived.
In the Troy Gazette of May 10, 1906, is
the following remarks, drawn out by this ex-
preston, from the Barometer of April Is;
"No honest man can hesitate in his choice
between federalism and faction"
The Troy Gazette saws:
$50 we believe-but it is enough to con-
vince any ''honest man" that s'most base and
wicked have been the men who could help
to pull down federalism by STYLING tia fac
ton, as the whole anti federal gang, guilds
and all, have repeatedly done; and yet when
they find every thing dear and valuable in
government momentarily in jeopardy. and
feel that nothing but federal skill and integ-
rity can save a sinking land" Yea, at this
late hour can frankly confess TO the people
that federalism is not faction, but that il is
the choice Of every honest man, in prefer
ence to its opposite, The %faction' Is not this
pretty conduct Hypocrites! like vipers
We have stung to the heart your best and
only safe friend, and are forced TO own your
base ingratitude and treachery, in hopes to
be saved from utter ruin! But alas! you
have sucked so much from the life, blood of
your expected deliverer, to pamper your too
lately discovered destroyer, as to leave the
formers ability to save, doubtful, and the
latter's audacity and power to overwhelm,
both ungovernable and relentless. You be.
hold the work Of your hands, and the effect
which the deceit of your lips has produced.
Lay now, therefore your hands on your
breasts, and ask, at whose door lies the
fault"
The S lmples Of Wright's Jeffersonmn de.
which l have given, will suffice
for this time. You may look for "b-oken
Doses now and then.
ANEW YORKER.