The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-06

TIC party ever pcrpctrated, and who, in 1928 declared
IN the Senate IL have been called Federalist and
shall never be ashamed Of the name" a6
o. REUEI WILLIAMS,
Van Buren, U. s. Senator from Maine, who assisted
to burn James Madison in s5dgy, in 1912
9. HEsaS HuBBARD,
Van Buren, Senator from New Hampshire, who was
prime mover in getting up the meeting at which dele
Ner Hampshire.
7. GARRET ID. WALL,
Van Buren, Senator from New Jersey, who says the
Office holders hound to interfere in elections and
who said in the United States Senate in 1885, "herc,
SIR in the presence of the American People, aroV
that was Fsderaiist, and acted with that party,
zeaously and actively, long their flag waved in
New Jersey"
8. WILLIAM WILKINS,
Ex-Mnister To Russia, who, in an Grafton delivered
during the last war, denounced IT, Mr. Madison, and
the whole Democratic party.
3. HENaY d. GiLPlN,
Attorney General OF the United States late Solicitor
Of the Treasury
TO- Thomas HARTLEY CaAwYoRD,
OF Pennsylvania Indian Commissioner, &c
IL. john M READ,
United States District Attorney, at Philadelphia.
-. JOHN K. KANE
OF Pennsylvania Commissioner of French Claims
i3 Ross WILKINS,
Late Of Pennsylvania, United States District Judge
in Michigan.
H. GEaRGE M KEIm,
Member Of Congress from Pennsylvania.
10. RICHARD RUSH,
1J The first man who ever mounted the black cock
ade as Federal badge; Federalist, till purchased
with an Office by the Democrats a member Of Mr.
Adams cabinet; candidate for the Vice Presidency
on the ticket with Mr. Adams in 1925 then an appli-
cant for situatonn the United States Bank and It's
advocate until disappointment opened his eyes to its
enormtes and especially the enormty Of not providing
for him. anti-mason until he found his anti-ma-
sonic hobby horse could not carry him from Harris
burg to Washington, (nto the United States Senate,
then supporter Of tAs Administ ration, and x very
soon after, Smithsonian agent at London, with sa-
larry Of 5000 A YEAR.
l6. CHARLES j. INGERsoLL,
Who once honestly declared that had he lived during
the Revolution he, too, would have been TORY (No
doubt oft)
IT, MARTIN CHTTENDEN,
Who as Governor Of Vermont, issued his proclama-
ton prohibiting the Vermont militia from crossing the
Lake to defend Pai,sburg against the invasion Of the
British troops.
H. DuTEE ]. PEARcE,
Late member Of Congress from Rhode Island.
49, Rev. Gro. BANCROFT,
Collector Of the Customs at Boston
20 ALEX. H. EVERETT, of Boston.
81 WM C. BRYANT,
Editor Of the New York Evening Post, who abused
Jefferson in poetic satire.
%. JOHN II. PRENTss,
Member of Congress from New York, who once ex-
claimed, Democracy a monster wild as that which
roams the Lyban wastes, and joys to drench his tusks
in biood-a pescnee that spreads contagon over the
whole extent Of country perneions BLAST that
withers every thing il touches"
% GEORGE r. DAVIS,
Late bank commissioner Of New York
&c JOHN p. CusHMAN,
Formerly federal member of Congre ss--appointed
judge by the Albany Regency
| a. EDWIN CRoswELL,
Editor of the Albany Argus member Of the Albany
Regency and for many years in the receipt Of $50 900
year as the Regency State printer.
| %. PETER d. VRooM,
One Of those who have been osted into the House of
Representatives contrary the wishes of majority Of
the legal" voters Of New Jersey and who permitted
affidavit to be read the floor OF Congress, i'm
pugning the integrity of Gov. Pennington, which he
knen TO be false, and which has since been acknow-
lodged 10 be so by the man who made il.
90. JAMES CARROLL, v. B. member Of Congress from
Maryland
80. FRANCIS THOMAS, v. B. member Of Congress
from Maryland.
81. J. T. III. WoRrHINoToN, w. B. member Of Con-
gress from Maryland
! 80. Gov. GRAsoN, v. B. Governor Of Md
33. JUDGE HEATH, v. b man in Baltimore
"a. DR.. TAYLOR, v. B. ex-member of Congress
from N Y
35. JUDGE VANDERPoEr., Of NJ "
36. J. J. DE- GRAFT, " B. ex-mcmber of Congress
from N. Y.
81. HERMAN KNIcKERBocKER Of Schaghticoke, a
Federal member of Congress during the war, and at
present patent Van Buren, man of tho first water.
80. HARMANus BLEEcKeR, appointed by Van Buren,
Minister to the Hague, was in 1912, Federal mem
Der of Congress- and sgncr of the celebrated anti
war minority report with Josiah Quincy, George Sui
| Ivan, and other celebrated Federaists.
49, WILLIAM HuNrER, Of Newport, R. l., Charge
DIES Aares at the Court Of Brazil, Federal member
Of Congress during tho war, British tory educated at
Oxford, and Englishman in bis habits, associations,
and family connexions.
40 EDWARD ROGERS, v. B. member Of Congress
from N. T.; son just appointed Charge to Sardinia
Al. SAMUEL CusHMAN, who, during the war, "hoped
10 God that epery American soldier irho marched 10
Canada ,rouid ieare his bopes there"
AZ HENRY Van, v. b. cx-member of Congress
from N. Y.