Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-22

and are now warm supporters of this Administra-
ton, whilst |, who had exerted the utmost Of my
humble abilities 10 arouse the nation to vindicn-
tion of its insulted honor and its violated rights,
and to the vigorous prosecution of the war with
treat Britain 10 which they were violently Oppos-
cd, md myself, bYa sort of magical influence, con-
verified into tederast The only American citi-
zen That ever met with, who was an nvowed mon
archlst, was supporter Of the administration Of
uehera Jackson; and he acknowledged to me that
his motive was to bring about the system of monor-
| cby, which his judgment preferred.
! Ihere were other points Of difference between
the tederali>s and the democratic or rather rapub-
ican party of l10S but the great, leading. JrOrni-
hent discrimination between them related to the
| constitution Of the Executive de1artnent Of the
government The Federali3ts believed that, in its
structure, it was too weak, aud was in danger OF
beng crushed by the preponderu'ing weight of the
legislative branch. Hence they rallied around the
Executive and sought to give it strength and ener-
| ~ a strong government, an energetic Executive
W2S, among them, the common unruarc and the
great object Ofthe day. The Republicans, on the
contrary, believed that the real danger lay on the
side Of the Executive; that, having continuous
bld uninterrupted existence, it was always on the
alert ready to defend the power il had and prompt
in acquiring more and that the experience Of his
tory demonstrated that it was the oncroacng and
usurpimg department. They, therefore, rallied
around the people and the Legislature.
What are the positions Of the two great parties
Of the present day Modern democracy has re-
dnccd the federal theory Of strong and energetic
r-,,I ~ mas turned
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cognzed maxim of royal infubty is trans
planted from the British monarchy into modern
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Hall Of a co-urdinate branch of the GovprnInerr
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Of the Senate, it has caused record Of the cJIutr,
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