Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-10-31

it holds out the kings head with bis name and
subscription, and il challenged, replies: Do you
not see the stamp on my forehead? belong 10
The democratic iamily-make me current. Loud
laughter and cheering But we live in an age
too enlightened to be gulled by this business Of
stamping; we have learned 10 enquire into the
true nature aud value OF things. Democracy most
surely is not a term Of reproach but respect.--
Our Government is constitutional, Democratic
Republican Government, and if they mean tina,
only, there is none will dispute that they are good
Democrats. Bot If they set up qualifications and
distinctions, If there are genera aud species. il
may require twenty political Lnn4uses to say to
which classification they belong
There is another continuance for the increase
Of Executive power, which is utterly abhorrent
10 all true patriots, agans. which in an especia!
manner Gen. Washington has left US his farewell
injunction; | mean tie constant recurrence to 10.
cal differences and jeaousies. That is the great
bane and curse Of this lovely country of ours 1t
covers a vast extent Of Territory, hence there are
few among MS in Massachusetts who enjoy the
advantage Of a personal Intercourse with our
friends in Virginia, aud but few Of YOU who visit
us in MISUNDERSTANDING South is sill more re.
mote the difference which exists in habits and
pursuits between us, enables the enemy to SOW
tares by exciting local preindices on both sides.
Sentiments are mutually ascribed to Us which nei.
Their ever entertained BY this means, party
press is enabled to ioment ealousics and to d..
otfoy that generous spirit Of brotherhood wh.u
should exist Between US. All pa,r;u.ia men ou-ut
TO carefully guard Ihenlsclyc, ns tue eie. Of
arts like thcse.
And here am brought to advert FOR one 90 -r..n.
to what constantly see in all the Admin e. Ian
papers from Baltimore, Sou,h. Il is Co.,. r. pet.
uaI outcry, admonisI..n2 the People @. ... SCUM
that their own State Governments, and tire a.y.
perty they hold under them, are not secure hey
admit Northern man to any considerable susr,
in the administration Of the Government. lau
ail,know tina; this IS the general cry D..
have spoken my sentiments in tie neighbor
OF Virginia, though not actually within the ., .e,
IN June last, and again in the heart Of Massacaa-
sets in July, SO hal it is not now that proclaim
them Tor the FIST time-bu. ten years ago, when
obliged TO speak on this same subject uttered the
same sentiment in regard to slavery and to tu= at
sence Of all power in Congress to interfere, Ia aly
manner whatever, with tia. subject
delivered my sentiments fully in Alexandria
in the month Of June. ard July at Worcester, in
Massachusetts. | shall ask some friend connected
with the Press 10 circulate in Virginia what said
on this subject in the Senate Of the United States
on the 3Olh Of January last | have nothing TO
add or to subtrac: from what | then said COM
mend it to your attention. or rather desire YOU 10
iook at it. hold that Congress is absolutely
prec!uded from interfering in any manner direc.
or indirect, with this. as with any other OF the in
stjtutions Of the country. (The Cheering wa. here
loud and long continued, and a voice from crowd
exclaimed, 1--WE are here from Maryland to
Louisiana, and we dcsi!e that the sentiment Just
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