The Madisonian., 1840-02-15

Ii opposes the re, election Of MArTIs vAs BUREs,
| in Office than one TERN
Every prominent act Of his administration has not
only hampefed the interests and prosperity Of the
but has been violation of the prime pies and
professions OF the Republican party III
4 g. The tendency Of cdeTal action under his admins
taon ~ TO absorb the powers Of The State Governments
and erect Al Washington despoiic sysem OF CEs. q
TRsLIsa AND CossoIdDATloN Wi
T. He Is the instrument of a party, and the Presi.
| dent Of the unon IN A
He is inaccessible to the people-;ndferenl TO their
and their WILL by refusing 10 s.
acuiesce in the decisions Of the naortyis selfish in
hrs views, and sectional and partial his
estimate OF human nature low that il is de
grading FOR upright citizen 10 accept Office al his Il
hands acting upon the principle that the people
up and that every has his price, bringing the pa
onsge OF his Office in conflict Hih the freedom OF their u
e'eeons--assumng complete power the people for
himself and disciaimng any duty their behalf as in
4 cum'ent on him an turn.
/ g. He wants the whole moneyed power OF the United )
| States vested In him and under HIS coaifol II Il
4 lie viii not agree that the patronage and power OF
the federal executive. exercised by him, shall be
either essened OF regntaiedby law. d
He wishes the States 10 surrender their right TO the
moneys arising from The "a es or the public lands G
9 He has subyerted the Of legislation, ly max
| ing laws originate with him and paz.n Senate 4 &
whereas they should originate IN the House OF Represen
tayes Ho
10 He recommends a national krnpt law applica.
bile to corporations that he should possess absolute
control all the Stale institutions and be able crush
| them all al pleasure. VI 1
| ". he wants Executive Bank and power 10 resort
TO the exploded ruinous practice OF deprecated Go
| vernment paper money
IL. The tendency OF his recomme ndaons is 10 destroy N
the credit system Of the country hamper commerce,
| To lessen It's trade, and to depreciaie labor. ci
l3 lie has been office three years. received s75.0Co
Of the public money. and has acconp shed tie than
running the ship of State off the republican tack. d
a. lie rests the merit cf his administration upon one
expediepi which he has failed carry, and permits
paliry question which involves miserable warfare
against the Stale Banks TO his whole mind and m
occupy his time, proving him be IN his c.
views, and incapable of the comprehensive and ma gnan
nous policy Of statesman. v
IS. lie has originated carried through e. ii
g'slative body, any law worthy Of emnen,
statesman. .,
6 He has done nothing any time orhy Of the gra- r
nnde o. the people nor TO ene him TO ask them TO )
overlook the pledges Of his predecessor and him the
Office Of President for successive terms %
- lie aPTe~ns rogn-s and roy allsts" TO office, who
steal and squander the pubic money. '.
IS. Considering the prospects Of war; and the various
foreign, and domestic relations and future hopes OF the II
country Mr. Van Buren, who. infer from his conduct, 81
swaRng either IN INTEGRITY capacity is not The man he
/ for The crisis.
Thus ever, the Opposition may give he
cause and unimpeachaie candidates But active. WHY
OF the and led and defended by
pea,ely against We have the Of beating them.
people Of the Union The OF the last federal
him. We meet and repe the attacks Of our enemiesre
hoods and Give truth, and
/ umph for liberty and the Farmer of North Bend
The MADSONlAN is recommended by the Wings and
| OF the Harrisburg nominations
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