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

none, and despised by his negbours--a man with
ont honesty, without character. and without capac-
ty, Is made to take charge of that office, the very
of which, under Jef,ersun'S utnrustr :
ton would have been polluted by his f0uistcp*.
Gentlemen, we are in favor of cool aud dispas-
siun0te discussion, but no patriot can rcPreSs tue
deep aud burning Indignation, which must arse IN
his BOSOM at Witnessing such broad strides towards
converting the farest. aud most liberal government
the world ever knew, into the 'ericst and biackes
leSputi~in which ever disgraccd the eartt'.
And in such view Of the case, you will par
don us for deening it unnecessary 10 frame our
language SO as TO avoid giving offence TO his
whisL cred majesty.
For the executive Office Of the L. S. we en-
terrain the most sacred aud profound respect, and
to preserve it pure and unsuIlied as it came from
the hands Of our sainted Washington, we would
Willingly make any sacrifice
But we bolievc the present incumbent Of that
office, has descended from the high station which
he should occupy ; from the head Of the nation,
he has become the head Of faction. And as we
find him battling against our rights, and sacri.
fcing the interest OF the many, for the benefit
Of the few, we meet him in The conflict, as we
meet any other man, and he must put up with
the same kind Of handling-ior we tOiU defend
our rights, though it he in The very teeth Of the
President. Ges, even ii lie were already backed
by his standing amy, Of two hundred thousand
men
Ii necessary gentlemen, we can 90 back to
Mr. Van Buren's earlier life, and identify him
with the free negro advocates of the North, and
with the enemies Of the Wtst, and Of Missouri
especially, whom he endeavored to st;angle in
her bhth,
But, if he were to receive the full punishment
which Justice will award him, for half the poiti.
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Sprcly his * nroSnp,ipr unon onr ionornarra :
That his hoax con,e,ns The oninions n tho
General, upon the various subjects which inter.
est the Union We know: but can they not be
found elsewhere? Has there been single Wbig
newspaper, published in the United States, within
1.-The last three mon hs lha, has no, contained
one, or more letters, or ii speech from General
Harrison? Where do they expect 10 f,.d his
sentiments? Not in Van Buren, pcw.paper,
surely Their publication by them. thev we'll
know, would be suicidal course. They prefer
letting their rea ers remain ignorant And gen.
lIemen, | have never get seen, a whole letter
from Gen HARRISON published in Van Buren,
+ paper. But If there should be single sentence
OF half sentence, in any one Of them, which, by