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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18

L
U examine my stock, which consists in part Of
$50 lbs English Calome,
. Cases Gum Cumphor,
3 do Refined B0rox,
8 bbs Cream Of Tartar,
90 Casks Bait. Epson Salts.
Is d" Alum.
8 Cases Polizzis Liquorice,
2" 600 ounccs) French Quinine.
=" Gum Arabic Every supenor,)
A Il" East India Gum Copal,
s." Gum Shellac "Orange,"
d" Turkey Gum Myrhh,
l " a." " Opium, GEO Ibs.)
" he'd precipitate,
5 Il" Pow'd. Rhubarb,
East India Rhubarb.
8 " so lbs each, Tarturic Acid
90 " CASTLE Soap,
IAN in original packages.)
90 Boxes Rowand's Tonic Mixture, "a mos
certain cure for Fever Ond Ague,)
% Curboy's Oil Vitrioil.
50 bbls. Vinegar, Ga very fine article)
And one hundred and seventy packages
containing good assortments, Shaving and
Fancy Soups, Surgical Instruments, Perfil.
merry, Quilts, Inks, Shoe Paint, Cloth and
Lair Brushes.
S0g0 kegs Missouri White Lead. warted pure
$40 lbs. Brunswick Green, in Oil,
1000 " Paris Green, dry and in Oil,
600 Fine Chrome Green, dry,
And variety Of other colors, all we'll suited
to Steamboat painting, &c.
20 casks Venetian Red "Englsh,"
80 bbs. Spanish Whiting,
30 " Copperas,
9 casks French Yellow Orchrc,
5" English Lampblack in G. l ID. papers
case Trieste Vervillion,
2 bbls. Fine English Black Lead,
10 " American Black Lead,
20 " Superior Furniture Varnish,
10 Japan Varnish,
5 1" Extra Coach do.
. casks Ombro Maddcrs,
IL bbls. do do
25" Ground Logwood,
50 &" English and American Linseed Oil,
60 " Spring and Summer Strained Sperm Oil
80 :" Brown Tanners Oil,
% " Cold pressed Castor Oil,
casks, $50 gals. cach, pure Olive Oil,
40 baskets and Is bettys Saland Oil,
10 gross Eng. Mustard, in boxes, doz. each
90 casks Salaretus,
90 bags PEPPER,
20 bags Allspice,
10 boxes Palm Soap,
80 " Variegated Soap,
q bales Fresh Hops,
% gross Masson's Challeng Backing.
10 bbls. CIR. Ginger,
10 &" do.
Nutmegs,
9 &" Cloves,
geo gross Bottle Corks,
so boxes Lemon Syrup
100 30 lbs, each, Assorted Candies, manu-.
featured expressly for the western trade, and
received in fine order,
90 boxes Gallon Jars,
40 I" Half DO do.
90 " ct. and pt. Jars, pit and p, Fla.ks.
200 Shy 10 Glass,
2G0 10 by II do.
100 " 10by IA do.
100 " 0by l5 ~ by 16, IL by Ia. 10 by 1s,
Ii by Is, IA By 20 and l6 by % Glass.
TIE whole of the above glass was manufsc-
turcd by VIM. Gully g. Co., of Pittsburgh,
on u contract and is warranted to be superior
glass, and as well packed as any lot ever ship
ped to this market $50 Reams Assorted
Wrapping Paper,
30 cases Ruled Letter and Cap, assorted quail
ties put up in paper boxes,
$50 Reams Fancy and Fine Letter Paper.
60 Bath Post, &c &c. &c.
Encourage Domestic Manufactures.
Wholesale dealers and consumers of White Lead
ire informed that by an arrangement with my late
partner, (hlr. ]. ChHress,) in the Missouri White
Lead works, receive all the lead manufactured by
that establishment, which shall continue to sustain
BY is purity and wilderness, the high character it
las acquired in this and the adjoining States, ant
will b. sold on as good terms as any pure leat
brought on consignment to this city.
Cash paid for baeswax.
Feb % HENRY T. BLOW.
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rs.
Robert Steel, defendant
ri CIV OF this day comes INTO Court the said
L Y plaintiffs b. their Attorney, and iappearng
to the Court here that the process in this cause
cannot be served On the said defendant therefore
on motion Of the said plaintiffs, it is ordered by
the Court, that an order Of publication be made in
the following form, to wit: To Robert Steel, you
are hereby notified that Fielding Cockri, eli nton
Cockrill and Felix G.. Cockrll, have commenced an
action against you in the Circuit Court Of Randolph
County and sued out writ of Attachment against
You and attached your property 10 secure the sum
OF twenty.seyen dollars and twenty cents, and that
unless you appear at the next term Of this Court,
which vii! commence on the third Monday in May
next, on or before the Third day o. said term,
judgment will be rendered against you and your
property sold to satisfy the same and it is fur
Their ordered by the Court here, that this notice be
published in some newspaper printed in this State
four weeks successfully before the commencement
OF the next term Of this Court TO which time this
cause is continued.
true copy of the order,
81 Ttesc--ROBERT WILSON, Clerk
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18
The THOROUGH BRED HORSE
,ReHsIfI E'kz,

wy y" -HC"teiJ
WETILL stand the present season at the .tsbIe
w of James Bradley, five miles north wes, of
Rochoport, and near Geo. Miners. Esq For terms,
see bills, JOEL PREWlTT,
JAMES BRADLEY.
April 4ih, 70, "a
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18

notice..
II ME undersigned having been discharged and
Il exempted from arrest and imprisonment by
Christopher P Brown, Esq, Deputy Clerk of the
Howard County Court, until the end of the next
term OF the Circuit Court Of Howard County, kcre-
by notifies all persons concerned or interested tha,
he will apply on the Bird day of the next April
Term Of the Howard Circuit Court for final dis
charge JOHN H. MINTER.
March %, IS4O--[2--5,.l
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18
John T.. Barbv.

AI'I'ORNE Y Ar LAW
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Office on Pine, between Main and Second stree >;
Na'GiaagaRsegKe & Way,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
WHOLESA LIE and RETAIL GROCERS;
No. 70, Front street, ST. LOUIS, MO.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18

"rrtday, Feorhary q, lSUS.
The message of the President Of the United
States, communicated on Sd February, was read,
as follows Gentlemen Of the Senate: | nomi.
nate &c, WILLIAM II. HARRISON, to be
Governor Of Indiana Territory from the 18th
day OF May next, when his present commission as
Governor will expire.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, Of Indi.
ana, to be Commissioner to enter into ANY treaty
or treaties achich mag be necessary nth ANY In.
dian tribes North West of the Ohio, and 1cihin
The territories Of the U. S. on the subject of their
boundaries or lands.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18
CIRCULAR.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS, DRUGGISTS
AND PAINTERS
ElENRX n. RBNsbW

SUCCESSOR to Charless g. Blow, wholesale dei-
- Ter in Drugs Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye
MGfs, Windo,o Glass, Paper, DC, dc, at the old
warehouse, corner Of Main and Pine streets, is
onw receiving from New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, and has in store, per Steamers Chester,
Selma and Mcrimack, an extensive and well seec-
ted stock of every article in the ine purchased di
rect Of Drug brokers and Manufactures, which he
offers to his old friends in the country and city, cash
purchasers, and punctual n:en, fair terms. City
dealers and Painters, will find it 10 their advantage
to examine my stock, which consists in part Of:
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-04-18

WILLIAM H. HARRISON, whose commits,
sion as GoOnnor Of Indiana Territory will expire
on the 18th January next, to be Governor otthe
same Territory, for three years next, ensuing that
date.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
RANSOM AND REFORM.

"This" say the Washing,onians, sneering|y, eve
suppose will be the cry of the Loco focos, during
the present canvass" Well let il be so. We are
willing. They know what the district needs, we
presume Ifthere ever was district that needed
reforming it is the Sd. The young men have been
ground to the dust and made strup-holders and
licksp,tles, for naughty hereditary aristocracy,
till Reform has become necessary TO their political
existence. We speak not now with especial
regard to any political party, for we know that the
young men ofthe wing party, have been striving
for years to shake off the load Of hereditary, old
federalism that has been thrust upon them. We
know this and we say i, TO their honor. We know
too that year ateryea they have been promised that
they should be heard and we know too, and so do
then know, that year after year, they have heen
thrust aside, and their claims produced only addi-
tional violence and insult. They have been told
as they were as the last Washingionon convention
at Royalton, if they did not hold their tongues and
submit to the nomination of Everett they should
be compelled to vote for him another term alter
this Thi, j, pretty language to use towards the
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

young men ofthe Sd district Pretty indeed And
they will submit to it in silence Oh yes. How
dare they 10 otherwise How dare they do other
wise than as their masters bid them do? How dare
they do otherwise than bow down in humble ado
ration at the feet ofthe LORDS OF TUE DisTRICT?
How dare they do otherwise, than rend the air
with shouts and send up perpetual hosannas as the
great CAR OF JUGGERNAUT, at Weathersfied,
rolls on, its ponderous wheels crushing out their
very vals,& grinding their life blood into the sand
while the GREAT IDOL, the TWELVE YEARS
alteration sits aloft, 'calm as summer morning,
regaling his nostrs with the smoke of the burnt
offerings that ascend up from the affairs, on which
the hopes, the honorable ambition, the political
prospects, the worldly prospects, the feelings and
the energies of the young men of the district are
sacrificed day and night, day and night, day and
night, Wells be it. The Sd district has only ON,
man who can represent her in congress. Oh mo
Only one man. The Sd district has only one town
that can claim the honor of producing congress-
man, Oh, no Only one, The Sd district, must
have her representation in congress hereditary, Oh,
yes Our MASTERS say so, and so it must be.
Let all the people say amen, so mote it be.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
\ A | | Y!
OLD ORANGE TO THE RESCUE!

|OLD ORANGE TO THE RESCUE!
Cd Orange OLD Orange,, OLD ORANGE
lid ORANGE how long will you vote for
!, old Hartford Convention federalist' How long
I'LL you vote for an hereditary candidate, thrust
bon YOU BY the Great Dagons of old federalism
Windsor county, Chelsea, Randolph, Cornth,
|rookiield, Williamstown, Topsham, all, say /!
pw long will you bear their dictaton' How
ing shall the pulse of the people be stagnated by
he thumbs of these menu How long shall these
Eandage be frightened about your arms and their
meet drain your veins How long shall their
satiate vampires grow bloated and pot-beIlied,
|,cking your hearts blood Arouse young men
r old Orange, arouse Rally for RANSOM, as
ou hope TO be freemen, as you scorn to be slaves.
Rally for young democrat against an old feder-
list! Rally for man who has been nominated
" the people, against man who has been nom
mated by junto Rally for man who has not
ost all honorable ambition Rally to the over
brow of an arisocracy that has ruled you for
iears Raliy! RALLY !! RALLY =!
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

;LsTHE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE
the Great Charter of American llber,y--was
promulgated on the Fourth of July, l776
THE MEMORABLE NETo OF THE BRITIsII
AMERICAN BANK-ihe next step towards the
complete establishment of our National Freedom
dates from the Fourth of July, 1882.
The INDEpENpETT REAsURY-whichm marks
the third grand epoch in the progress of the De-
mocratc principle-becamc the law of the land on
the Fourth of July, 1910.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
UNION HOUSE.

This deservcdy popular house has passed into
the hands of Mr. CHARLES Stafford, extensive
" known us irst-rate landlord and the clevcresl
fellow that ever lived in the world. The friends of
the house may be assured that the old Union is
''iusl what il used to was'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

In the distant West, the false and often contra
iictcd story that Mr.. VAN buren, is a Catholic,
IS again revived.-Osuego Gaseiie.
The same ." false story" is in circulation here.
i was repeated in the federal district conventions
lately holden at Royalton. A party that can de-
scend to such electionecring tricks, must be hard
pressed. 1t is almost equal to "SAINT PAUL"
rs the federalists call Mr.. DILLINHAM, in allu-
sion to hi, being methodist.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
OLD REPUBLICANS

For whom are you going to vote For the he
reditary candidate, one your old federal enemies,
or for young man, who has been democrat from
his cradle, who is one of the people, and will serve
the peop'c?
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

SPECIE PAYMENTs,-The Collector of New
York has given notice, that on and after Monday
last, he shall demand quarter of all payments for
duties, in specie.
Mr. BANCROFT, collector of Boston, has given
similar motto :.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
Fte Spirit OF Tte Age.
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1910.
: ! . i . Z I 4

L THE FEDERAL CANDIDATE WILL NOTsPEAK
h HIMSELF, LET TIIERECORDs SPEAK FOR HIM.
ZEN. HARRISON, while Governor of Indiana Terrific
approved n law passed by the Legislature, To SELL
IN FOR FINE or COST. The same law decreed the
|shment of TlIIRTY-NlNE STRIPES, to be inflicted
Inv person thus sold, who shouM dbSc0nd from his
RCHASER Readcr-hOw do yon like this specimen
larrisonsm, in addition to the Ohio case, and even
|sc than that for the law specifically includes WOMEN
we'll as men to be WHIPPED to full TlilRTY-NlNE
ID
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

WHAT is IN A Naturalization count,
Virginia; Harrison county, Ohio; Harrison county,
Kentucky; all gave nojories against Harrison al
the last Presidential election.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
u IS.

1t will doubtless be gratifying to our friends to
NOW that the subscription list to the AGE is rapid
y increasing We have received within the few last
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

A BULLET MOULD has been invented in BALI
more which will cast from one hundred to one
thousand bullets in five minutes
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24

HARRISON AND TIE
GCTIvE FRANCHISE.
Il is therefore enacted ,
1 every free male inhab-
I of the age Of 81 years
lcnt in the Territory, and
b hath been n citizen Oiany
e in the Union or who
been two years resident
his Territory, aud holds
reehOld in Tiny acres OF
within any county ofthc
e or any less quantity IN
county in which he shall
DE, which with the I'M
Eemcnts made thereon,
i be of the value OF one
drcd dollars, or has paid
,nd in virtue oia deed Of
vcyance for further AS
,nces from Il person vest
with the fee, il In actual
session of i've acres Of
subject TO taxation IN
county in which he shall
resident, shall be, and
hereby declared 10 be
h qualified electors of rep
tntativcs for the counties
Which they are respective
Resident.
JESSE u. THOMAS,
|peakcr OF the House of
representatives..
d. CnAMDERs,
President of the Council.
h roved-Scptclnber l7th,
II.
W.. HENRY HARRISON.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
AND THEN THIS.

E major Gwynne) was authorised, IN CASES
'IIERE FURTHER OPINIONS WERE ASK
D FOR, 10 state any determination TO GIVE
% OTHER PLEDGES OF WHAT WOULD
II WOULD NOT DO, If ] SHOULD BE E.
ECTED TO TIE PRESIDENCY"
WiUiam Henry Harrison.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
READ THIS!

|"TIIE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE ALWAYS HAVE
CIR TO INTERROGATE THOSE WHO ARE CAN
DATES FOR THEIR sUFFRAGEs."
Martin pan RuT1u.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
HARRISON'S DEMOC-

NACl.
See Territorial laws, re-
viscd code Of lcU7, pages 80
and I0-scctiOns 30 and 81.
"SEC. 80. When any per-
son, or persons shall on con-
viction ofanycrime or breach
of penal law be sentenced to
pay Il fine, with or without
the cost Of prosecution, it
shall and may be lawful for
the court, before whom such
conviction shall be hadp'to
Orier The SheriV 10 sen or
hire The person or persons
so c0nuicted, 10 service, 10
any person, or persons ipho
wiH pay me said fine and
costs for such term Of time
as the court will think rea-
sOnable.
Aud iisuch persons, so SEN
tcntenced and hired or sold,
shall ahscOnd from the SER
vice of his or her master or
mistress, before the term of
such service shall be expired,
he or she so absorbing, shall
on conviction before II justice
Of the peace, be WHIPPED
WITH TllIR T YIN IN l.
STRIPES ! and shall more
over serve two days for eve
~ one so lost.
"SEc. 81. The judges of
the several courts Of record
in this Territory shall give
this act in charge to the
grand jury nj each and every
court, in which n grand jury
sha'' DC sworn; r
JESSE u. THOMAS,
speaker OF Tue House oil hep-
rcsen'atiVcs'
u. CHAMBERS,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-07-24
JOHN TYLER's DEMOCRACY.

John Tyler,-The icdt
ksilcncy-whcn a member
ed against the extension o
ding that the only true
build be n freehold, thus vii
hands Of the few, that the,
Extract from Gen. Ilar-
pms letter, dated
CiNCINNATi Sept. II, ls22.
Dir, In your last letter
b recommended to the
hJidutcs at the ensuing C.
|tion, TO publish their pO-
| cal crecds, that the cleo
= may have a fair oppOr-
bity Of choosing those
Osc sentiments best ac-
I'd with their own. I haze
|r believed that every G.
| tor ha, a right 10 make
$ cal upon those rho Of
\ their services 10 the peo-
\, AND TIIATTIiE CAN
dates ARE BOUND
b ANSWER 1T.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08

TER RMS:

Too Dollars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance
Tire Dollars il not paid within three months
And Three Dollars and Fir Cents If not paid
mill after the expiration of the gear. No paper
Siteoniinued until all arrearuges are paid, eScep
Al tks option of the Editor.
sPAdyertiscment inserted at One Dollar pei
nusre tl6 lines or less, this sized typs,) Tor III,
G,st insertion, and 25 cents for each continuance
rourt advertisements and Sheriff. Sales charged
9j per cent higher; and deduolion Of 334 pei
cent, will be made from the regular prices. for ad
ycrtiscrs BY uic year.
AGENTS.
Col. r. VI. Cochran. Meekleuburr, NC.
Cbss. W. Harris. Mill Grove, N. G.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-10-08
WEEKLY ALMANAC.

Sun Sun MOONS PHASES
lslO. lrises sets. '"'''''' = - = 49,
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-17
a mai diaerence 81 opinion.

Small democrats, small demagogues, little
splatterns and other small affairs that would.
if.they- d-be-somebodi declare most lus.
fily that Gen Harrison is no soldier 81 all. Not
he. He has neither the courage, skill 81
judgment necessary for an officer. There
are however some men who thought differ.
emily from these new made wiseacree. Mr..
President Madison in speaking Of some IF
.fairs which scame off, up North West some
years ago said in message to congress
among other things upon the same subject.
"Thisresult IS signotly honorable 70 Major
General Harrison By whose military talents
twas prepared" Gov Shelby of Kentucky
used to be considered BY most people aome-
thing like one Of the first military men ofthis
country. He fought under lheold General in
some narrowa places and thought be could
form some opinion Of his talents. In. May
1914 the gallant old Governor writes Presi-
dent Madison and says. q feel no hesitation
20 declare to say thatI believe General Har.
.rigon % be oReof the fret military charac-
ters ] ever knew, Vice President r. M..
johnson, old Coz Snyder, tie honest Dutch
man. Of PsansyIvania, Commodore Perry !,
Colonel Croghan Of Sandask q. Lang
don cheyes. Thomas Richie. tha Legisla-
turescf Indiana and Kentucky and the Con-
greus Ofthe Bnilsd States al seemed to
eoincide u The sane opinion. The latter
gave the General very pretty piece 81
so1p lib some very handsoms picturss on
& bscause lhey thought he had sgyned il
R9t hey 81 he World j growing wisei
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-17
rIppEcANon CLUE.

YAzoo CTTY, we are proud to believe, has taken
the lead in Mississippi in the formation of Tip
pecane Club. At the adjourned meeting here on
Tuesday, the club was fully organized in spirit
of harmony and unanimity such as is rarely ate
tendant upon political proceedings; each officer
elected seemed to embrace with high sense OF
pride the dutIes assigned to him BY bis election,
and every member present was willing to serve
the great cause ofoHARRIsoN AND REFORM
in any station to which the voice Of his fellow
members Of the club might destine him. This is
the true spirits this is the way 10 insure s'the Uni
on of the wings for the sake of the Unions
The Tppecane Club of Yazoo City has been
formed under auspices cheering to every patriotic
citizen. The unbending perseverance, and deci.
sion of purpose which characterize its officers
give as the most ample assurance that its high
objects will be carried out to the most ultimate
point.
The able report Of the committee, the constitu-
tiOn,resoIutions, & the whole proceedings as pub
Ished in another column of to-day's paper, were
received and adopted with an enthusiasm which
proclaimed that every member of the club, ever
the most humble, would glory in doing his utmOs
to aid the holy cause in which they had embark
ed.
We earnestly call the attention of the homes
citizens Of Mississippi 70 the report and proceed
ings here published. Whilst they pretend to re.
late nothing beyond naked truths, they contain
expressions of feeling and determinations by .
portion Of an abused people potent enough Il
arouse the latent energies of worlds and If they
arouse indignation against the usurping band o.
political renegades now at the head Of our nation.
aIaffairs BY one 1.-THE commensurate with extent
and magnitude of the enormities which they have
committed, the fond expectations of the Tippeca.
ne Club Of Yazoo City, viii be more than reali.
zed.
We are aware that Tippecano Clubs are now
in the act Of formation in most Of the towns in
Mississippi, and hope that every village in thi.
state will do itself honor by following the cheer
ing and all Ominous example. Let all join ii
one proud ihrong. Let the same glorious motto.
ttHaTTison and Reform'' watt above all our headt
until the air shall swell with the tumult Of re.
deemed peoples JOY.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-04-17

IMD MsM6e
Mr. Rfvee Is hI ets letter, etIek denying
The assertion 81 Van Buren, pre- e ihat ihe
conservatives diiIer from she Lceotocos only
upon. ne Sub 1reasugy question obssrves.-
4Ihe Coasersalise Republicans have aihei'
ia and still III der with The President o. other
oin.s 81 the highest importance. They
have seen through The whole Of bic admins
ration and ii the conduct ofhas friends. Z
systematic design % build UP che Praeiical
supremacy efthe Erecutivs poser, q The ex-
pense Of The Legislative department and q
he people themselves
This Is the poinis really Ct issue between
the people and the party Of Office holders
The practical supremacy of Erecaiive posOsr'
II is not ii The power Of man to point %
single Official act Of importance Of Martin
Van Buren,, since he has been president,
which was not aimed, and we'll aimed too, 81
the building ~, Of E'recuttve posOer. But the
top stone Of that federal castle Is already laidI
its foundation Is crumbling already are its
pillars tottering, and soon viii the hanty
building lie IN ruins At the feet ofthe people.
The fates have willed it. The doom Is ine-
Yisable.