Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-05-21
THE TELEGRAPH.
B AT H M E.:
THURSDAY MoRNING, MAY FL.
THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.
FEDERALIsM, is the long standing and sense
less shout OF Almost every loco foco, when you
corner him in argument, when he wishes to
subserve his patty's end and aim. If the loco
foco party wish to find Federalists, let them look
to their own ranks IT there they will find them in
rich abundance The following list we copy
from the BellowsF Falls Gazette. 1t is no fancy
sketch We assure our readers.
l. Martin Van Buren, was a Federalist
during the last war, strong supporter OF
the Federal candidate for the Presidency,
and bitter enemy to Madison. He also
moved a esolution in a town meeting at
Hudson, declaring "the war unjust and the
employment OF the militia unconstilution.
al"
.. James Buchanan, the leading Van
Buren, man in the U. S. Senate, in an ora
ton delivered during the war, declared,
''that if he thought he had drop of demo-
cratic blood IN his veins he would let it
out" He was, and is, Federalist of the
most ultra school.
3. Lcri Wooddury, Van Burens Secre-
tary of the Treasury, was elected 1923,
Governor Of New Hampshire, by the Fed
eral Party.
I Roger b. Toney who contested with
the celebrated Alexander Contee Han
son, the post of leader of he Federal par
ty in Maryland during the war, and
whose lavorite toast was Federalism OF the
Boston stamp
5. Henry Hubbard, a Van Buren, Sena-
tor from New Hampshire, and one oflsaac
Hills seris, who was chairman of the Con
vention in Cheshire Co. in that state, that
elected Benjamin West a member of the
Hartford Convention.
6. Ruei Williams, Van Buren, u. S.
Senator from Maine, leading Federalst
during the war, and one Of those who
burned James Madison in efligy in 1919,
Z. Charles J. Ingersoll. the Van Buren,
claimant ola seat in Congress from Phila-
elpha-Governor Porter's proclamation
man--the great light of Locofocoism-
who declared in 1909, that if he had ''been
capable Of reason and reflection, during
the war of the revolution, he would have
been Tory" and can never consider that
an application Of reproachn'
8. Richard Rush, black cockade Fed
Ell alst OF '9S, and an uncolnpromising OPP
pouont Of Jeferson's and Madison's adj
minist,ations. Now one Of the most SER
vile tools of Van Buren,.
9 Garret ID. WaH, Van Buren, u. S.
Senator from New Jersey, who declared
in the Senate in 1887 that he was federal
list, and "acted with that patty, jealousy
and actively, as long as their flag waved in
New jersey"
10. Samuel Cushman, of New Hamp-
shire, better known as p. @. Cushman,
who during the late war. as represented IN
the n. Il. Gazette "a Van Buren, paper
chopped 10 God. that every American SOL
dei who marched to Canada, would leave
his bones therep'
II. William wilkins, late minister to
Russia, aud the most prominent Van Bur-
en- leader in Western Pennsylvania.
~ John II. PrentiSs, Van Buren, MEM
Der Of Congress from New York, who
during The war, edited apaper at Coopers-
town, in which he declared Democracy "a
monster as wild as that which roams the
l.ybian wastes, and joys to drench its tusks
in blood-a pestilence that spreads con-
tagion over the whole extent of our coun-
try-a perncious blast that withers every
thing it TOUGHEST"
ID. Aaron Handerpoel, more elegantly
styled the ''Kinderhook rparer." During
the war strong opponent of Madison, and
an adherent ofthe Federal candidate for
the Presidency.
Ia. Herman Knckerbocker, of Schagh-
tlcoke Federal Member of Congress dur
ing the war, and at present patent Dem
ocrat of the first water.
Is: Harmanus Bleecker, appointed by
Mr.. Van Buren, minister to the Hague,
was IN 1912 Federal member of Congress
and signer of the celebrated antl-war
minority Report, with Josiah Quincy,
George Sullivan, and other celebrated
Federalists.
10. pilliam Hunter of Newport, r. l.,
Charge des Affairs al the Court of Brazil,
Federal member of Congress, during the
war, British Tory educated at Oxford,
and an Englishman in his habits, associa-
lions, and family connexions.
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