Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-04

" III. tie would not seekan Executive Bank,
nd nor renew the exploded system OF Government
nsIpaper money.
IL. He is the friend Of labor, Of commerce.
and of trade; and the advocate Of a sound and
uniform constitutional currency.
10. He has spent forty years Of faithful ser.
vice, which nc begun in youth and influence,
and ended in poverty without reproach.
n. H. lie would bring to the administration of
n ne Government an enlightened mind compre.
=. henslye views, magnanimous policy and an
70 honest heart, and rest the merits of his admin
ID istratlon upon the degree of good accomplished
= for the greatest number
10 lie is the father Of the benefcen, land
;" system Of The West, and the author of numer-
Gus laws and treaties worthy Of an eminent
statesman and diplomalist.
10. His life is a history of the West-andI
:, Tor his preemlnent and selfsacrifcing sery.
ces as a soldier, as Territorial Secretary, as
: delegate, Representative and Senator in Con.
: gress, as a Governor, General, hero, di.
plomatist, statesman, scholar, an honest
man and patriot, he deserves the gratitude OIL
his couutrymen. ~
~ lie would reform and purify the de.
apartments of government, appoint homes, and v
capable men to office, and stop the leaks in the K
Treasury. c.
10 IN view OF the great Importance OF the
crisis, Gen. Harrison is THE MAN, reserved and cl
quailhed, as 1t would seem, by Providence, for az
the occasion, to fulfil the high hope and destiny nj
Iotthe country. ne
linus every man in the Opposition may give IN
me reasons oil the faith that is in him. Thus ~
nave we righteous cause and unimpeachable io'
candidates. But an active, willy and corrupt
party, armed with the power and patronage Ii
OF the government, and led on and defended bv ea
pensloned press and swarms OF interested mar. 30
zans, struggle desperately against US. We
rave the means of beating them Mr.. Van Bu.
en- IS already in minority of the whole peo.
lie OF the Union, as the returns of the last fed
raj elections show. We can increase the ma Tb
'r'ty against him. We can meet and renel E
ne attacks OF our nemes-refue their misren- s
ssentallons, and expose their fasehoods and n
'Iutnhles' Give Tree circulation to the truth. II
nd vIrtuous and discerning democracy will r
,claim triumph for liberty and the Farmer r
North Bend. u
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Your obedient scrvonts in preie
LEVERETT SAI,TONSTAI1 NJ TERNATl
N. II. GRINNELL, N. Y. gnPrece
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