Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-03-19

= LIE LOG CABIN CANplDAAH "H~ -
MANS PRESIDENT"
6. lie would have the public purse, not uni
ted with the sword, but keptin safety under the !
control Of Congress as intended by the Constr
tuition
7. lie agrees that Executive power has in
isincreasing, and oughtto be diminish
cd, and will give his dsinerested efforts to rem
edy the evil. "A
8. lie would preserve or apply the public
landsJbs a common fund in accordance with the
compact, for the benefit OF all, and not part
of the States.
0. He would restore the constitutional and
Republican course oflegslaton, net as the ex-
ecutor, not the originator oflaws, and limit the
veto power generally to cases of constitutional
doubt.
TO- lie would, TO use the language OF Jeiter- |
son, Support the State governments IN all tifeif
rights, as the most competent administrations
for our domestic concerns, and the surest Dull
warks against ant-yepublican tendencies
/ II. He would not seek an Executive Bank,
nor renew the exploded system oil Government
paper money.
IL. He is the friend of labor, Of commerce,
and Of trade; and the advocate of sound and
uniform constitutional currency
13. He has spentforty years Of iathlnl ser
vice, which he begun in youth and influence
and ended III poverty without reproach.
1 IA He would br ing to the administration OF
4 the Government an enlightened mind, compre-
hcnsive viewsya magnauimous policy ana an
honest heart, and rest the merits OF his admin
5 istration upon the degree Of good accomplished
. for the greatest number.
: Is. He is the father Of the benehcient land
. system Of the West, and the author Of numer-
Gus laws and treaties worthy OF an eminent
It statesman and diplomatist.
l6. His life is history Of the West-andd
: for his preeminent and selcsacrlhcing seryl-
IS ces as soldier, as a Territorial Secretary, as
IS Delegate, Representative and Senator IN Con
d gross, as Governor General, hero, dl
IS plomatist, statesman, scholar, an honest
is man and patriot, he deserves the gratitude o
n his couutrymen.
lie H. He would reform and purify the DC
N partments of government, appoint honest anc
#, capable men to office, and stop the leaks IN the
c. Treasury.
O. 49, In view of the great Importance OF th'
in crisis. Gen. Harrison is THE MAN, reserved ant
Ioualifed, as it would seem, by Providence, TO
of the occasion, to fulfil the high hope and destiny
lis of the country.
Thus every man in the Opposition may CIV
i'd the reasons Of the faith that is in him. lhu
ed have we righteous cause and unImPeachaDl
cd candidates. But an active, willy and corrup
Fparty, armed with the power and patronag
If of the government, and led on and defended b.
le pensioned press and swarms OF interested par
tizans struggle desperately against u.s. w
n. have the means of beating them Mr.. Van Bu
r. rem is alreadyi in a minority Of the whole PEG
te pie of the Union, as the returns the last led
eral elections show. We canincrease the ma
i ,liority against him. We can meet and repe
,e the attacks of our enemies-refute their misrep
e reservations. and expose their ialsehoods ant
II calumpies. Give free circulation TO the truth
and yirtuous and discerning democracy vii
y acclaim triumph for liberty and the tarme
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