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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
MEL P. TalImad &c:
w. {. RIyES.

With the partially Of a mo
ther, | ask you OF New York
who amongst you can put his I'm
rer on the services of Mr. Martin
Van Buren,: In common viii
you, | SUPPORTED. honestly, heart
lis, sincerely supported the cleo.
tion Of MIR. Van Buren, but
now say, in the fac. OF the coun
try, that I never yielded that
support on the faith NJ any seryi
ces he had rendered, but on tho
faith of services that he stood
pledged 10 render, not one ol
which he ever has rendered bh
on The contrary, every one o
which hc has wantonly and reck
les-ly violated.
You lave nurscd INN ant
Brought him M; you have rear
cd him with affection, and VIVA
is the return: lie has wagef
war against all the peculiar ant
distinctive interests and elorlc'
Of the State Of y. York. What
my friends, is his Sub-TreasnTy
hIt special war aimed aealnsl
the better interests of the Stat'
Of New York: But you put Mr.
Van Buren, where he il, for !
was on yonr endorsement that h'
was put there, and that Virgin;
came Ia your support. 1--WE won
do 50 any morc-and We ask par
don for what we have done. !
Gentlemen, you have need 10 ash
that. But | know You each act
ed, as fee! | acted, as an homes
man. You believed him To he II
honest and true son Of \. iori
that he cherished those ortho
dus principles Of Democracy, 4
the profession Of which his lif'
had been devoted and how hav,
YOU found him; 4 traitor II
your interests. IL then, after al
the fragrant proofs Of his treaclie
~ 10 you. you still hug him Il
Your bosom, and again seek 4
impose on Il sisters confidence
Won will have reason 10 ask par
don. II is human 10 err. ! hav,
erred with you, my Republican
friends Of New York-Vireinii
has erred in common with YOU
Aud how can we make amend
otherwise than by discardini
him, and placing orr confidence
in a better and irucr man:
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cIycER1 cANcER!I CANCER .

CANCER! CANcER!! CANCER :.
nR. BENJAMIN d. ANDERSON, offers his services 10 his
- friends public for the cure of this and
iualsonc Such his confidence mode Of treat
incnt, that charge will be made unless he performed
lis Immediately stage leadin. Rich
Iynclurr, by way Of Gainesville and Buckingham
Courthouse eight miles below the latter place Letters adj
dressed him Eldsc r. o. Buckingham County, Va post
paid,) val Wit, prompt attention.
Ian S2-wtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

pAPER! PAPER!!-The Franklin Manufacturing COMPS
Rishmcnd have hand good assortment Of v
Cap Blank Book, Medium Printing ard other Paper, Of ~
kinds, which they believe viii hear comparison in Gasn
price, with the work Of any similar establishment in W.
rhey therefore with confidence solicit the patronage Of '
dcrs for any description Of paper that may desired vino
furnish reasonable notice. They request that all oH
other communications may be addressed either e. tef
Messrs. James Sze Son. To Mr. John Richards Snitia
en at the Paper Mill.
Richmond Sent. l., 1910. 3i-a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

Does any living man believe Mr. Rives, when he
says he supported Mr. Van Buren,, not on the faith OF
any services he had rendered. but the faith OF ser
that he stood piedged to render? II he tells the
truth, he admits himself to have been knare for none
but knave would support candidate for the first
office in the Republic, man who had not rendered
great and rei known public scrrcss and, II ne tells
what ise bciiere he does knoring TO beJatse
in all its paris what miserable caiti he, to spread
the alsehood before the people at AuburnH Why the
very conyics in the prison there would dsown ms
fellowship Mr.. Tamadge, much as ne is opposed to
sury, realiirms what lie said of him in ls32-and tells
of the services which he had rendered. Rives knew
of these services, and did support Mr.. Van Buren,
on account of them and dares 10 call him ia trail
tor
more miserable, contemplate creature than Rives
now makes himself crawed earth; traitor at
home conrieted and punished he roams abroad, SIAN
dcrng others, and stripping himself of whatever repu-
taon he once had for HONOR nanliness, principle.
IN Y. Standard
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
UOYT s. Co.'s Office.

Tiro Capitals sent to the country,
TCKET Nos 40 50 Co. prize of 81 Oo0 also, ticket Nos
50 3D. prize of $780, both in Lottery drawn 18th oct
to Correspondents in the country.
OF Don't forget the 500 900 for 18th November.
Oct00 47-w1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

M REWARD will be given for the apprehension and Dc
SIUU livery of my negro ESSEN il taken out the STATE
delivered 10 me N this il taken in the State and
fined in any Jail him again. Essex Is ahont q Of
age erect and MUSCULAR full feet II inches igh OF dark
brp black, he has small the side
one of his occasoned by bn he oil light cocrrd
roundabout dark casne antaoon ana had sun
other clothing lie purchased few weeks since Of
man by The name of Cobbs Stony Point Albenarle county
~ = DABNEY A. TRiCE.
NJ, Aft
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

(Froiu ,.r .Ncr I0rk Signdgrd.J
nEI LIN

No wonder that the Richmond Enquirer says, that
The assertions of William c. Rives are "not now entI-
tied to any confidence" In still farther addition to
his Auburn speech, we find the subjoined passages,
against which we put the testimony Of the Honorable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
TIaIuaWc Tartrn ProDerty for safe.

FaiuaJic Tdrern Property for suite
THE subscriber being determined the West
Il his property nj Notoway Courthouse again for sale
1877 of Land of good quality, attached To this e-t
mcnt, and between 10 and - standing in woods putty
Of the second growth inrge enough for any purpose. Is
Land is in fine heart comprisin. highly improved o,
large fertile garden. inferior To none III Virginia TIM
shment has upon i, two story Tavern House, van
rooms story 1use detached from the Tavern, win
roonsi aud excellent cellars two other office, WIN
rooms, occupied by ho rersthcre also attached 10 tc
ses Store House, Saddlers shop, Backsnits Shop
rights Shop, and comfortable tenement, occupied hy ~
family, all together renting for $500 co. The stab"
new, and very extensive. The public attention is paricn
vited to this property bargain will be given il. IN
will he made accommodating but cash preferred, ot
a liberal discount will he made. a. ID. Flu
Nottoway Courtbousc Sent, Goth 1910 Ia--N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

- SUTHERLAND, Gun Maker has just received ard !"
- ed his Men Sfore opposite the banks h ran s
Double and Single Guns, RIFLES, PISTOLS ren and !"
KNIVES, Fcning dn' Fishing TGfNe Fancy t'o0a'; - -
stock LAID in the best terms and he requests 20"
country friends, dcsnus OF purchasing ~ s no 10 ~ atN
anime his articles and prices being satisfied that l'y v"
pleased with both. Ills stock embraces
GUNS-Doube and Single Barrel Guns, Of MI qualities
RIFLEs-A assortment, and made IL order
PIsTDIs--pocket, Holster Belt and Duelline Pistols
POCKET RiFLES-cast Steel Pocket Ri:.2
Patent Six Barrel Revolving Pistols
POWDER FLASKS-A neal and choice assortment, non
l6 Of .,...
Liquor Flasks and Drinking Cups
Shot Pouches and Belts
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and American, in cani.ters and Is
tail
Percussion Wrenches and Cap Primers
Wash Rods, Wad Cutters and Ramrods
Shot and Bullets, all Nos.
Dog Collars, Calls, Gna1s, and Couples
Shot Chargers Bullet Moulds
| Gun and Rifle Locks, IN great variety
Gun Lock Limbs, Springs Tumbefs, Cocks Seal, Cox
GTN FURNITURE, complete
Fishing Tackle.
| Limerick, Kirby and Virginia Fish Hooks
English Silk lair, India Grass and other Fishing Lines
| Hooks gut moods Floats, Sc
Catiory.
Razors, Pen, Pocket, ana Dirk Knives, Bowie knives "
some observation-disclosures AMI other makers.
Fancy Go0ds.
Silver everpcnted Pencils Pocket Books and Wallets
Glot's aud other Steel Pens, in great variety
Walking Canes, Spectacles, Snnfl BoNc-, &C.
s. Sutherland returns his sincere thanks 10 his friend "
public for the berablc patronage bestowed on h %
commenced business. In RETURN he assures them that ~
Try, good workmanship, desire 10 give satisfaction ana -
prices afford any indncemcnt he satisfied that h. WI
ceiye continuance Of their favors.
Repairing.
The undersigned will be thankful for small favors n 80
large, and respectfully informs Sportsmen that NIL Lid' -
pairs will be done cspedtousy and cheaply.
Oct 2 -" "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

--O BALES BROWN sHlRTINGs AND SHEETINGs, .sp
IOU COTTON oZNABU RIGS, Of Virginia and Northern ma
nuactnc, factory prices, consisting manly oil the following
styles, viz:
Nos. and Merchants cotton Oznahuiss
and Petersburg Manufacturing To- do do
and Manchester do. do
and Richmond do do
Eagle do. do.
30 inch q and IA Matoaca Shrtings and sheetings
81, IS and IA Ettrick do. do
"a and - Merchants Shirtngs
81 and - Mechanics do.
An IL the above are Virginia manufacture made Of good stock
and mnrh improved in weight and appearance.
81, &c and 81 Lawrence Shnins- and Sbeefiuss
Sand A., Indian Head do do.
rs and IL Nashua do Do
a. fine lerimac aud Hamilton Shirtngs
And other approved styles which will sell by the bale al
factory prices for cft, 10 puaetuaf customers. ~
'' +. & }. :. JAMES & CO.,
Son, l. f3e--Gtxw3wl Globe SQUARE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

HAVISG determined To change my condition ~ ~, W
my Tract of Land lying in the fork OF Iitii" ""h'a
and AppomattoX riyer, and the Guinea road, CONTAINING
half acres less, third VI which i nat Lana =
any the river and produces WE'LL aud the balinrc ~
in high state of Improvement well adapted TO corn WI
tobacco. The improvements are, Two story hrek iio'e
two below and up stairs finished OF! ~ good si''
Garden and Yard well paed in and all other out hor,e
accommodation oil family. Terms will hc liier,l-itom
ten years credit will be given Ia the purchasers, "
payments, &c. This Land Is within three miles oi 'ton9
Mills and five above Clemontown Mls and III me- ,'>
neghborhood any in the STATE Possession may DC nj
diatey seed wheat. Application TO the subscriber ~
Stony Point Mills or to my son. who lives III: prei
meet with attention. IACi. uoop
Cumberland, Oct 49, 1910. -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

LANES H. RAWLINGS, Attorney Lar, VIII attend Ine
aly 10 all business entrusted his care, Ia the eolh's
Spo,tsy yania, Iurisa and Orange.
Residence Spottsy wanna Courthouse. a.
- ''-"""
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE. -,
TTNHE subscriber is constantly receiving from the go
j manuafactory Of NUsSs l. CLARK, New YORK, e'ga.n
plain Piano Forces possessing the latest improvement
deiicaey of touch and Of tone, peculiar 70 NC
nufacture. "a.
ALSO large assortment of Musical Instruments and NJ
Merchandise in general. -, III
Piano Fortes repaired, tuned, let hire and taken
change.
The largest collection of Music offered tor sai
State NAV be selected FROM Of the srlscr
now enabled sell the Philadelphia and New YORK
and retail prices. 49,, ,,o- Y:
Those purchasing 10 sell again will be furnished "
terms than they can ind elsewhere in the H. TAYLOR
Piano Forte and .Husie Store, opposite Ne -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
TiI.LMADGE
-, - ~

At Giena'S FGILs in 1910.
\ friend has kindly handed me
a printed extract from Il speech
that / delivered in the legislature
Of this state in lS:ia, alter the
nomination of Mr. Van Buren, by
the President, a. Minister to the
Court Of 81. James, had been ie-
jected By the Senate of the L..
Siates. This extract | shall read
for the purpose both of shown.
what were my feelings and views
then, and that nov ! have no
reason To reiract any of them.
Extract from ". r. Taiimadgc's
SPEECH Of 1899.
"Martin Van buren, is known
10 us all. The people offhis state
are familiar with his fame, and
with the services he has rendered
his country. He is Of humble
origin; the architect of his own
fortune. The war of 1912 between
the L. States and Great Britain
found him in THE Senate uf this
State. IL was here that hi> Il
tents shonc most conspicuous.
The patriotic Tompkins was then
III the head of this state; and
with IN eye that never slept, and
a zeal that never tired, he devo-
ted himself 10 tie service Of his
country. No man rendered him
more efficient aid than Mr. Van
Buren,. His rloquence was often
heard IN favor Of providIng means
and Of granting supplies 10 carry
on the war; Ia feed and clothe
our half-siaIved and half-clad
sol,liery; lrhiic some cj'hiS present
prosecutors rere openly rejoicing at
the defeat # our arms, and secretly
impioring success on those II The
enrmy. After the close Of the war,
sou AT length see him in the Com
vention 10 revise the constitution.
Here he was again surrounded
by the collected wisdom and Ia
lent of the State-a constellation
Of genius, in which none appeared
more conspicuous than himself.
Here il was he cOn.cnded against
The aristocracy The land, in the
extension ofihc right Of suffrage.
We next behold him in the Sc
nate of the United States. Here
he scarcely found ~ equal, and
acknowledged no superior. No
man discussed with more ability
the important subjects that cam.
before them. With u thorough
knowledge of the history ~ liz
Government, aud lis various re-
larions, lie graspcd all matters
with force aud comprehension
which aSronislcd, whist il COM
unanded the admiration OF all
who witnessed his giant efforts.
His speech on the judiciary will
he remembered a. long as the jn-
licial department Of the Govern
ment shall exist and the splendid
effort in favor Of the surviving
officers and soldiers ofthc iscvo-
tuition will not h. forgotten as
long rs The Almighty spares the
bunorcd remnant III that heroic
race, and whilst their descend
ants cherish the principles of
their immortal sires."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-24
ID. 5. GREGORY & CO., Managers,

nj, More Prizes than BLANKS. IN
Virginia State Lottery,
P, Endowinr tr eesrg Academy and for other purposes
" Class A. A., for 1910.
70 IA. determined by the drawing of the Alexandria lotttr
Class h. 10 be drawn at Alexandra, t., on Saturday IAN
Soyem
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-20

the English and sayages. during the remain
der Of the war. Yet this man, who was a b.
pointed by Washington. Adams, Jefferson
md Madison 10 Offices Of the highest les
possibility and trust, and been elected 10
both branches Of Congress by the suffrage
his lelfow citizens By. whose abilities,
oonduct and courage sue b essential services
were rendered TO his country. isnow aitemp.
ted 10 be siigmatised by SET Of profigate
hireling editors, ms an old granny Had
this Republic been blessed With such gran.
nies al the head ofihe Federal Government
for The last ten years, il would not now have
Witnessed the distress and ruin that over.
spreads our county, The only hope Of the
restoration OF the American people TO a state
of prosperity, comlort and happiness is by
expelling the corrupt, unprincipled and in.
iripuing incumbent from the White House
AZ Washington, and -lrcting in bis stead the
honest, able and patriotic Harrison And
may God, in bis mercy, speed the good
work
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-20

harmonic The action Of the Federal Gov
eminent, With ihr honest enterprise wants
ind hopes Of the peopIe--and calamity viii
depart from orr midst. and cheerful aud
ronienied people again rejoice in full work
and high wages -ssl Y sse' 4 81
Well. inderd. did MIR. Merrick describ,
the Sub-Tfeasury bill whichiis 20 work, sue i
changes in the country as "A bill 10 srpar
ale, as far Us possible 4 interests OF III,
Goverpmert, and the, Government officer.
IRON the interests Of the People, and to re
dice The raiue ofproperty and the ,gages b
labor in the United States"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-20
No. 90
Ert,ast JsJm MI BirsAavd. address al


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uy...;,,
H. 49, 49,, ~ t,'nse y 'mv ah,is % me
10y - prpa,''ns"' iass department.
nnus' us ssPs'.p'snosnse q W.T. u' tame
maS a,'o .., ~ 'ns 'e'o'ners themselves 70
v y Ugly p'osi's' ~ ~ s of'o '''o,es
49, 49, ~ s5' III S Sna I'll 'seSsp1 'ahen
~ S"s " '"s s'a,s nun MI D"Iry'
'''enu a'o P'a" 'oo' % 'ne nrw ADMINS
,.a''op, pPo a'.s ros' mas'ef ,'eneIai "a
"'s s'e"u ins o'jeVs " ms ehanRe WAS
osxopo ,oon''ossisy, 70 convert 'ne fos'
s,''' ~ -'Pr',"s"' ""o poie'Vm engine.
,,,..,', ,,,,.,,.'d;.,p,. asI -. :. "'s usPH't-
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r,;ls ,".t t",.". p@'"x""sT
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~. '"s - ''s .'' ~ g -
,h., ,h.. 80 .tas ~ a.',as;
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49,. :, o"A 49, eu's "'e. VISIT - :. 'aw
' mas ,us ,.opsss"epss Anas'ps anai's o.
"'s spa'.",','. eS' '"'' ,".V 'ue e'sa'sss
,n, ' a,',; 1.S s'sr'' az. = ot."'ns ot"N
III p,i. .us Us. .o'' yV' = 'e"
| = 80 D., @a;." i.'s'. 800" ~ pa'onaso
49,. .ls'', -. q ~ y, P'esens
'',,'.'., ~ "''u 10" ,'''',.o"s =
"na 20 20 ,o' as as poss'o''' az. 'nis ps.'
....ts. ~ "" ~ P",ssSa'"' a.
10y s'pesess - ~ o''.s "v nus,
% s.rr'g w 500: " es,ul"'uh nc
,,,;o, 49,. i Ia. W. nun,"'s.
,.c,;v. mn aa;.na,.. I ~ -, "osss"u
~. 20 o ~, 81 a"''p','1 ~ 'us sa,he sPifi.
.., ~, ,a"'s'se H''s' We tremendous ins an
NJ ", ~,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-20

"Now. sir" said Mr.. Merrick, II au
greatly in hopes our people will read and
ponder over this table; they will there set
that in France yearly ioages for an abb.
bodied man range from 48 10 $50 shillinss,
and day laborefs get from l.2 10 Is pence
per day; and whrneverthey get us much
Ms i've pence. they have to find themselves
In Germany, wages are still lower. and
range by the year between SO and 100
shillings and day laborers receive from
4 l-2 10 pence per day, and find them.
selves in Iood Ia South Holland, farm
hands get by the year from 200 to $50 shil.
lines. and day Iaborers from TO 4 pence
per day, and are found And so on sir.
Whoever will take the trouble to examine
The table. which is official and autheatie will
see, that, in all these countries which are.
held up 10 US us such bright examples oil
hard money countrvs--FrAnce, Germany.
Netherlands, ltaly--wages BY the year for
an able bodird. sound. healthy man. now here
exceed $50 shili,igs aud in many inslan.
GEES fall as low MS 40. so, aud 60 shilings !;
and the daily wages range from 8 to 9 aud
IL pence, rising IN one place. and only one,
10 20 pence, and the laborer finding him
seltl What a commentary upon the hard
money pollcyi What hope Is here for n
man born The son OF poor parents, ever to
better his conditon2 What ray Of hope is
there TO stimulate him 10 exeriion 2-None,
nonei tie who is there born prasan,
dies a peasant. Those horn 10 the plough
die a. the plough tail & all that he longest
life OF hborious toll Gun procure for them is
coarse and scanty means Of Subsistence
Think you sir. these people are made happy
because theirs are hard money countries2
Is this the prosperity boasl-d Of when
we are iriumphap,ly told OF The immense
amounls OF gold and silver held BY their
cspItalisis2 Is this an example worthy Of
our nation2 Think you. sir, the high blood
Of American freemen vii submit 10 this :"
Wemay add by way Ct making these
statements more nleliisib thatthe shifiings
aud pence referred to in this table are of
sterling BRUSH monty. aud that sufficient.
ly near approximation TO onr coin is made
by just doubling the sum. Thus. when j,
IS slated That in, Germany wages vary from
4 I2to pence day-shs laborsr fndiug
himse!f -the amount in our money may be-
pm doWn ut from 9to IA cents Think of
that. ye working neni think OF being
brought down from7 S renis u day and found.
TO IL l-2cents day and find y0srsstf- and
yet such is The ann OF your protesting
friends ofthe Administration. 4..l. i as
Oo the coplinen, Of Europe. ii will be
seen, that nov here can an abls.bodied. indus.
tri9us, hard,working man earn more than
$50 shillines year. or from $55, % $780,,
while The average price Of such labor does
not exceed $50 peir hnnum.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1840-03-20

cordially Joined in the snnnott of Mr. Nor,
roe Tor the Presidency 80
Both OF the old parties were honest in
their opinions, and aeted froin nrincinls
and in carr yinr our ,hose ur;ns;nlss bofb
undoubtedly. Md tb,s ,y,.i6;r. IN III n:.oni.,
at heart. notwithstanding ,bev d,asred ~ -
! widely as 10 the means
Could The Federalis,s of i7s7 ,sa ant, 90
have witnessed, ,bs shrs. bv ~. p+ar;deu,
lof the veto no,yer for inc Ia, als,,,a ,ssrs
Ibis, a,e,nnt 10 desiroy ,hs .ysiSb, and
influence of ire senaie "a 4 co.6rd;oa,..
branch oftbe FederaI T.ee;.Is,,,e HE a.
rect atlempt 10 maize ~. Jnd;c;arv snbar.
dinate 10 the Executive nowar.b;. s,;z,rs
of the pubI;c tr.asurs s. d;rsr, ,;ol,,;on .,
llaw--his red,c;ng ia tla,ss, .,f pa,,,
resen,atiyes TO- 4 me re- echo Of ,bs Essrp.l
live will instead df ne h,fn,y ,h.s ;.asnssJl
ent representative OF the people. as intended
by the Constitution, and in various Other
ways violating the spirit and letter OF the
Constitution and the laws Of Congress;
which iniringmenis Of our constitutional.
awfuiand natural rights have been tamely
borne,by the people, until the burihen has
become so heavy as to leave them no alter
native but resistance or ruin, those early
federalists undoubtedly would have ackl
greatest danger 10 he netnri,,,ty ~ our II.
sli,u,iops IN ibe;r nurv aros.. ron, ,hs a,
t-nsive patronage Of M, FAdsrsi E,sr,,,;y,
enabling the Prpsidenr ID inloenre md icon..'
troll both branches Of Congress- which IL
unscrupulous' hands would gradually BE- in
creased. until the influence and power ofiht
rs of the Government, /, oupb, 10 b. remark
ed, tina, in changing the names from Who's.
TO an,i.FedtraiIsts. 10 Republicans,and lns,l,
to Democrats, the old party did no, change
i its political princip,~s always being Jealous
Of Executive power and yig,lup, 10 ua,rb
and guard against anv. encrouchment of M,
Pr-siden, on The co.ord;na,,. branches If M.
Govern,n.n, and on ,b.r r;.b,s ~ ~. n.n.
pIe
- i,
bu' are the present party who call them
serves democrats i'nbued with the same
ptihciP'esf lhey are not. Under THIS
false namethey are carrying out the prinei-
pies OF me OLD Iories-.they have justified
PRESIDENT Jackson 10 ms open and paipablr
violation oil all the pledges he gave TO the
Americanpeople before he came into oibce,
and likewise IN practice. those promises
which he made in his inaugural and i've or
three subsequent rnessages-they have sup
ported hin'&' his successor in their infringe
ment of the Constitution, in their violation
of law, and ia their ever changing arbitrary
measures, which have proved so destructive