Lexington union., 1840-09-19

dining county without uehHng y eA.. N. 'sF
aking il 10 Nashville 70 4 foat over N S"so'
coon Ia ronyNnli0nf' ~ .:. IL
j care nothing about This matter myself =
and anti democratic spirit 'lial
and feel NJ liberty 70 expose. N I
AS veil might Tie = 'l'ippccanoc luh'i applu-
uria,e masouc narnphernalia- Bibles o. .'as
churches Or ,he exchsise . use Of the public Dnid
incs for party pnrpnscs rs TO bedaMb the ronrels
beautiful nag with iibel on the Dehocfa'n a
party, by calling them spoilers. nom uase
the Democrats Of Ytlahnsha robbed of plunae'.
ed Have they cvcr converted puef'e p'oF,ssy /,
10 rarfv purposes Has il come 70 this, thht
the ar.istocriltic and dictnTorinl Ilppecasloe II
lubs, after claiming All the decency, All me
talents, and all tie patriotism OF tie country,
win be sienly permitted 10 emblnzon % 1he
world the charge of The dishonesty NJ ne Demo.
craf., on their couar, Il star spauged banncl"
with impunily. r,oNrrpu
ft5-. WE ara exceedingly gratihed e
lrarn tia, DR.. JAMES HAGAS, The able
and talented Editor Of the Vlcksbufg Sen
,inel, has returned from The North, and =
aoain at his post, seated in !" FREEDOMS
choirw OR readers will recoIlect That
the Doctor was appointed BY the Secreta.
80 &c War. ono of the yisiioTs 70 West
| Point. While Mt the Norih, the Editor
oI the Seninel.psid considerable attention
ID the political signs" and here ls his
fl st article on that subject since his return
home. II is well worth reading: Mas.
sissippion.
4 AT HoME-WE owe our readers an
! apology for our long absence; but we VIII
! endcnynr, during The mex, two months, 70
make 40 for lost time. We have returned
, N fine henlh and spirits, and we are am
j ply prepared to expose, with increased en-
I e,ev, the dangeronr principles Of the
z Wings and the contemplate means by
: which they are endeavorlng 10 restore The
: old reign Of terror and black cnckade led
: eralism. During our absence we have
9 had some oppor.anit,esnf noting The public
= mind in New York, Pennsylvania, Ma.
= rylaud and Virginia, and we have no he's
j. ,ta,ion ia stating to our friends that oui
q cause has never been more cheering IN al
n these s ates, since the commencement 9
y The present administration. We discov
: eret. decided change 10 New York from
q the previous summer. This change wal
!, strongly marked al The charter elections
]. in the spring, and il was no doubt impel
i, led in some degree iiy the wild and recls
ID less course pursued By the whig legisla
,e ture. They had m overwhelming ma
b. ioritv il both branches, and the first ste
ii, they took was pave the way for piung
tol inn ,he State into an immense debt
d. This scheme was concocied by the sioc
a. gamblers Of Wall stree, 10 aid their specs
50 la,ions, aud 40 they have the contrul I
a. Gov. Seward and The paper money mill
y. lhey esslv !ent The legislature 70 the
s. purposes. This has ronsed the people
.es a propcr sense of he danger oi whig g0'
n. crnment. The effects of Borrowing mo-
10, ~ f;r the benefit of joint stock gamble
+. and Office holders and sinecnrisla, bein,
~ 10 be understood hy The people, and \
In believe Mr.. Van Buren v i'll receive a Ia
Or ner naioriiy his native state than be d
O5 ii 1886. In Pennsylyania some Of h
oi most influential of The wings have bfi
noe neutralizrd 5y the gigantic yilliany Of 4
ole paper ssslem, while many 81 the most Z
ID iph,ened men in ihe State now take
d deep interest in the reelection
,!ic Mr.. Van Bnrer, though they opposed h
IL id 1896. II Baltimore city and cou,
Adj lhe same feelings prevail. hui not ID
va areat an extent ~ they d. in PcnnsyI,
n. nia ard New YMk. Elias Brown, f.
,csc formerly whig member of Congress II
10 the county, and one of the most iniellig
mrn il i, has come oui xeaIunsly for
ther Van Buren. ID Vi,ginia many oi
hen democrats held hack IL Ihe sprirg elect
hey uuil they could get an explanation of
ava. militia bill ol Nlr. Pninspit. But al 4
4 IL al they found that il wus less ohnoxi
-ns. han ihui recommended by Gen. Harri
~ c( and most Of The preceding Secretarie
-non War--and thas the Democratic party
Ire Congress and Mr.. Van Bnfen rrpudi,
md lie details afthe Till, as well as ihos
,cnt all former Secretaries, ihe democracy
II Il lied round their glorious banner with
and oewed energy. Besides vast numbes
moo State Rights men Iii the Tide water 4
inrle lies. have rallied under Mr.. Van lSnl
mem standard since ,Ee passage Of tho
celll Treasury hill, and Ih9 bold and n
N. in course 81 policy avowed hy the Pres
,hey ii his various letters. Among siics
Il Oh. can mention lhe nnmss HI. wv. Taz
Eco one q The mnai distinguished
.R. nnen,a shat ever she'd lus,re on The
Iectual character cf sta Old D0mini
independent ~ all these sources I
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