Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-09-24

Ia TIE tutd Place consider Nc = Boz
rcn, ludEins tom Ais ats. tanI The tree =
knoWn ~ "a ltuii. anii-fsputiican Ca zen.
tmeut add desVoiic an AS course --wt,nsss
The petunaciiy Oi his rnurse in .eiersncs
81 thc sub treasury scLsur. Nhith whcn
earned oui On detail believe utll result
~ the complete Destruction 81 he ststn
system, uuusr he operation Of which the
country TrolTsrsd sud he people wtte
happy and conteuird. andfhai iis..rd~n-
81 VAL be- ~ make 'he rich man ucLrf
anil the poor man poorer Fer want 81
eircuis'i'r medium, ~ rarsr. o. uixed
currency. laiNaNs aFatlstie % a nan en-
good credit the property II The debtor
part ~ the con munry o. Vlst amounts
All be under TIE hammer Of The sherh.
and the rich man and the speculatof.
With Their gold aud silver. wiii buy OF
the poor debiors. TroTeffy az ohc thiid o.
one fourth ~ - value
In The fourth place I consider tho party
now m power % 5r cNcluayeIy partirsns.
IL appears % be tic pleasure OF The marty
10 gfa,iiy The ALL and wishes 81 the prcs.
dent be they right or wrong. Their o.
tensible nhlec, through he instrumental.
iiy Of the Sub-Treasury - T. establish
hard money currency and % put down
The Banks and With them. the credit
sys'em-witness their references 20 the
hard money CONFINES fot examrles-
should they succeed 90 tits. aii-stinulus
10 industry snd enterprise "a 90 be paralized
OF des'royed-thc mechanic and aborsr
Will be ihtoWn out @. employ
ces will be reduced. and property Of eve
~ description lessencd IN value
Bot II - ssii by some 81 the party that
It Is not the intention oi The Adminfstfa.
lion 10 destroy the Banks. and with them
the credit system. For myself Will no,
lay The haiicrins JUNCTION 20 nv heart.
hose OF the party in Congress no: 81
well dnlled an the art of concea!inr real
designs, and | might say IN truth per-
haps OF pfac'ising deception on this sub
Jet, have boldly said ihata hard money
government mas The object IN view 90 The
exclusion Of Banks and Bank notes alto.
geiher and what further proof 40 we
need that such Is thei5 real design than
that already afforded IA ;be rfos.ration
Of The Bank, Of the District OF Colamba.
over which Congress. snd consequently
the party IN power, had complete con.
.Iol
also ohjeo, 10 several Of the features
OF the army bill.
Having thus stated some Of my obiec.
lions 10 the present administration. and
10 the men IN power, | will now state
few OF the many reasons which might a.
sign Why shall aid with my vote. ~ /
live, Yin The cleo ton Of Gen Harrison 20
the Presidency Of these United States Tor
the four years next ensuing.
la the first place, ! consider It ail.im-
poriani TO the well being and safety OF
this Union, with all rs valuable ius,i,u-
tons. that the Presidentislierm should be
limited 10 four years and think this
should be paramount confederation with
every voter at the polls N Noyember next.
Ii General Harrison Is elected be comes
pledged TO set the example OF serving
bu, four years or for one term.
In the second place Ia the language
OF the Kentucky Legislature. General
Harrison, - hero, patriot. and Gen
eEAl, and wall add. statesman. sound
. republican, plain honest man. and a far
mer. And Tor the arduous tolls. sacrifices.
and prlvatlons which he has suffered IN
the service and for the good Of his coun.
tFy, and the safety and happiness Of the
people, both IN war and IN peace. be Is
Justly entitled TO the highest office within
the gift OF free and grateful people
As 10 the charges made against Gen.
Harrison OF holding principles IN unison
with the a5oliiionists and fanatics Of the
north and elsewhere and OF his sanction.
ing law whilst Governor OF a STATE Tor
selling poor men and women 10 raise mo.
ney to pay their debts, when they were
otherwise unable 20 do So II - a mere
humbug got up 10 serve party purposes
and TO ifighlen weak minds and iimid
spirits.
Again | shall sustain with nv vote
the party that susiains General Harris8n
because they carry with them redeem.
Ing principle. They can boast Of host
OF worthless who have and do act and
think for ihemse,ves-mcn who can see
both SIDES OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
sPiriis, who While acting with the party
IN power, dared 10 End fault and 10 point
out The euors and oorrupiions Of Their
own party and the present Admjnistra'ion
men correctly termed Conservative
holding, as trust, the balance Of rover
N their hands, ready at al times. acting
with whatever party they may fot the
time being. 20 sound the alarm, whenever
they sec 'bs smallest deviation from be
PLAIN republican track and ready 10 lsy
The axe a, The root Of the tree Of cofrup.
ton. Place tbc power in the hands II
these men AMI "a host ~ other, OF FL.
spirit who are 20 be found IN The WING
ranks, and the country with all itsvaluable
institutions, ] think will be safe
Compare the acts Of the two candidates
ann see which Of the iwots the most re.
publican 10 his manner, and habits Look
as before stated a. tie regal sp'endor and
eNifayaEsnce with Which Mr. Van Buren,
surrounds himself a, the expense If ihc
people, and his arbitrary and dieiatousl
spiui and then turn your eve upon The
old soldier and farmer of North Bend.
Hear Mr.. Van Buren say. N sGscf NV
will shall be the law Of the land Hear
han say that The public treasure the PEG.
ple'' money shall be locked up ia
vaults when and where be please, -
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