Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-09-26

Attorney General Of the United States, late So
licitor Of the Treasury.
10. Thomas Hartley Crawford,
or Pennsylvania, Indian Commissioner, &c.
II. John ". Read,
United States District Attorney at Philadel phia.
-. John Keane,
or Pennsylvania, Commissioner Of French
Claims
10. Ross wilkins,
Late Of Pennsylvania, United States District
Judge in Michigan.
IA. George W. Keim,
Member Of Congress from Pennsylvania.
Is. Richard Rush,
D-Jj-The first man who ever mounted the black !
cockade as federal badge; federast, till pur
chased by an office by the democrats member !
of Mr.. Adams cabinet candidate for the Vice
Presidency on the ticket with Mr.. Adams in |
1928; then an applicant for situation in the
United States Bank, and its advocate, until dis
appointment opened his eyes to its enormities,
(and especially the enormLy Of not providing for
him,) an anti.mason until he found his ant-ma.
sonic hobbyhorse could not carry him from Har-
risburg to Washington, Unto the United States
Senate,) then supporter Of this Administration
and 1-15+very soon after, Smithsonian Agent at
London, with salary Of s. 900 A YEAR.
16. Charles J. hgerSoU
Who once honestly declared that had he lived
during the Revolution he, too, would have been
Tony No doubt Of it,
! II. Martin CriHenden,
Who, as Governor Of Vermont, issued his proc
lamation prohibiting the Vermont militia from
crossing the Lake to defend PIattsburg against
the invasion of the British troops.
IS. Dutec J. Pearce,
Late member Of Congress from Rhode Island.
49, Rev. George Bancroft,
Collector Of the Customs at Boston.
20. AleT. Il. Erereu, Of Boston.
p. VIM. e. Bryant,
Editor Of the New York Evening Post, who
abused Jefferson in poetic satire.
%. John H. PrentiSS,
Member Of Congress from New York, who once
exclaimed, democracy a monster wild as that
which roans the Libian wastes, and Joys to
drench his tusks in bloOd--a peStilence that
spreads contagion over the whole extent Of our
counuy-a perniciouS blast, that withers every
thing it touches.
25. George r. Darts,
Late bank commissioner Of New York.
26. JOHN p. Cushman,
: Formerly a federal member Of Congtess-ap,
pointed Judge by the Albany Regency.
81. Edwin CroSweH,
LuttOI VI TIC AiOdily argus, lHcIlpel VI Tic Al
bany Regency, and Tor many years in the receipt
; of $4,000 year as the Regency State printer,
IS. Peter D. I1oom,
One of those who have been foisted into the
House Of Representatives contrary to the wishes
of majority Of the illegal" voters Of New Jer,
sey, and who permitted an affidavit to be read on
the fl or of Congress, impugning the integrity OF
Gov. Pennington, which he knew to be false, and
which has since been acknowledged to be SO by
the man who made it.
20. james Carroll V. B. member Of Con.
gress from Maryland.
30. FranciS Tt9mGS, Y. B. member Of Con,
gress from Maryland.
81. J. T. II. W0rttington, V. B. member Of
Congress from Maryland.
80. Gov. GraSon, V. B. Governor Of Nd.
49, Judge Heath, V. B. man in Baltimore
81. Dr.. Taylor, V. B, ex,member Of Con,
gress from n. y.
IS. Judge Vanderpoe7, of N. Y.
SO. J. J. De GraF Y. B. ex.member OF Con
gIeSS from \. Y.
81. Herman KnicEerBocker, OF Schaghticoke,
a Federal member of Congress during the war
and at present patent Van Buren, man OF tho
first water.
So Harmanus Bleecker, appointed by Van
Buren, Minister to the Hague, was, in 1912, a
Federal member Of Congress, and signer oil
the celebrated anti-war minority report, with 10
siah Quincy, George Sullivan, and other celebra,
ted FederaIists.
80. William Hunter, of Newport R. l.
Charge des Affairs at the Court Of Brazil, a Fed
eral member Of Congress during the war, British
tory educated at Oxford, and an Engishman in hi!
habits, associations, and family connexions.
40 EdvarI Rogers, V. B. member Of Con
gress from N. Y: son Just appointed Charge to
Sardinia.
al Samuel eastman, who, during the war
"h0ped to God that erery american soldier
aoho marched to Canada aoould leare his bones
there"
~. Henry Vail, V. B. ex.mcmbor Of Con
gress from n Y.
49, Jno, c, Brosdtead, V. B. cx,member o
Congress from n Y.
Al. Samuel Harker,
/ Editor of the Baltimore Republican, formerly
editor of the Delaware Gazette, who, in 1927
said, eve will never ask forgiveness for the pc
r litical sin which stamped upon US the name 0
5 FEDERALIsr; ace delight in the name" Who
again, in 1923, said ITO US, the name Of fede1
y aliSm is u subject of no reproach. We rejoice t
hear 1t, and hope that our efforts TO honor ant
3, support it, may be such as it merits. While 9th
r ers are endeacoring to hold ii up to Scorn, am
are deserting IFS standard for the purpose of SC
curing pOrer and emolumen from other hands
0 it shall be our glory to support its cause, anc
n our feeble pOwerS shall alloays be employed L
display lis beauties to others"
As. The author of the Loco Foco address o
o the Van Buren, National Convention, recently
It held at Baltimore, is said to be Mr. J,o. 4. Di1