The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-15

1 II advocates the election Of GESERAL II,aas.
cause
| /. lie is pledged to serve if elected hut X ..4
| 3 Every prominent act of his life prove, MN,
friend and servant of his country, ami 4 h, rt, 4
mocratic Republican in theory and prac,icc
Il 3. He would confne the action Of III, TIKI.
Government 10 It's own appropriate sphere el,. \
monarchical tendencies, and maintain til laIs,..
4. He would be President Of the MASY. anI a..,
agent of the FEW.
\ 5, He is one Of the People, and for III p.a.
He sympalhizes with their wants and under,t,fi. Fl
interests He agrees that acquiescencc N M, H.
sions Of the majority is the vital principle b g,n
lies he would exercise Jealous care III tb,.l +.
of election by the people" and impart eqQa. sal +,
Justice 10 all men" and all sections Ii is REGARDED 4. "
an evidence of his belonging to the poop, thar,b,
enemes call him in dersion THE Loo Cttn. 4 &y#
DATE, and THE PooR Mans PREslDEsi
6. He would have the public purse, not united Il.
the sword but kept insqfety under the control ii l
gress as Intended by the Constitution
\ Z lie agrees that Executive power has increase
increasing, and ought to be diminished; and viii
his disintcrested efforts TO remedy the evil
g. lie would preserve or apply the public land.
common fund m accordance with the compact tg,}.
benefit of ALL and not part of the States
H .. He would restore the constitutional ana r. .l
can course of legislation, act the cSectt,. pl III
Originator of laws, and limit the veto porsro.,.,
to cases of Constitutional doubt
II 10. He woulds TO use the language III If.
f. support the State governments III an thrir r,I. s.
the most competent administrations ur our o.al,,
concerns, and the surest bulwarks against ,9 ,,,,
lican tendencies.
Il IL. He would not seek Executive Bank M, -,
new the exploded system of Goyernuant p,,or none,
\ IL, He is the friend of labor, u commerce and h
trade and the advocate of sound and uniform ri1
Istiintiona currency.
Il 10. He has spent forty years Of faithful o,i ul,
Peoples service, which he begun il Mouth ahd XIII
ence, and ended in poverty without rcpLoach
Il IA. He would bring to the administration ~ tl
Government enlightened mind cempphtl,u
Views magnanimous policy, and m honest h,lr
and rest the merits OF his administration ulouth \.
Ilgree of good accomplished for the greatest number
H ID. He is the father Of the benefcen land system,
1.-THE West, and the author Of numerous laws aultfa
ties worthy of eminent statesman and diplomat.
II Is. His life is history of the Wcst--and ton h
ilpre-emlnent ana selisacrfclng services as SolR
as Territorial Secretary, Delegate, Represent
tive and Senator in Congress. as Governor i,
General, hero, dplomatist, statesman 4 -ehet
an honest and patriot, he deserves the graltu.
l of his countrymen.
\ II. He would reform and purify the department.
government, appoint honest and capable men 10 Nj
and stop the leaks in the Treasury
N Is. In view Of the great importance of tho crl
Gen Harrison il THE MAN, reserved and qualified
Hi would seem by Providence for the occasion Il III
(. fl the high hope and destiny of the country
reasons of the faith that is in them Thus have w
an active, willy and corrupt party armed with thepow
ended by pensioned press and swarns OF lntcrc.tt
he means of beating them Mr.. Van Buren, j. alrcai
ne returns of the last federal elections show Wefa
rcpe the attacks Of our enemes-refue their i4tepn
Give free circulation to the truth, and virtuvu. a4
ty and the Farmer of North Bend
w hgs and Conservatives in Congress- TO the sup.
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