The Madisonian., 1840-02-20

II advocates the election Of General Harrison ill.,
cause
|. He is pledged to serve II elected, but oHE TERN
2. Every prominen, act Of his lie proves hm 10 r.,
friend and servant Of his country, and sierns n.
cratic Republican IN theory and practice.
g. He would confne the action or the Federal G.,...
mcnt to us own appropriate sphere. check it, mona
cal tendencies and maintain The balance Of the Con..
ton
e. He would be President Of the many, and no.,..
agent Of the PEW.
5 He is Of the People, and for the People N.
ssmpahizes with their wants and unde islands utt,
teTesis. Fe agrees thar acquescence ~ the toe. .f
the majority is the vital principle of Reuuriics8
would exercise jealous care Of the neli II ecto
the people," and impdr equal and exact Justice n I
men" and all sections. II ls regarded as an eyld.,
his belonging 70 the people. that their enemies ,l ,
in derslon " the log cabin Candidate, ami Ttn
Poor Mans President" ''
g. He would have tie public pursr, m, united ,sgi,
sword, but kept in sefety under lie coaul Of yu4e
intended BY the Constitution
4 He agrees tha, Executive power has increased
increasing and ought To he diminished and y M st,e .
dsin,erested efforts to remedy the cyil.
lie would preserve or apply the putlic lands a. a
common fund - acf ordapce Nth The compact fo he be-
neht Of all and no, a part, Of the States.
He would restore the constitutional and Rcpublic.,
Of Legislation act nc execcr no, the o.ips
ter Of laws and llut the veto power generally 10 ca,s
\ OF constitutional doubt
10, He would. 10 the language Of jefferson s9i.
port the State governments IN all their risu,s o mast
competent administrations for our domestic concern,
the surest bulwarks against anti republican teadencs
II He would not seek Executive Bank, nor r,ac,, .
the exploded system Of Government paper money.
H. He is the friend oflabor, Of commerce andof,rs
and the advocate Of sound and uniform eonsiitli14
currency,
49, lie has spen, forty years q faithful toll in,t rs,
pe's sesyice. Which he begun il youth and aIluence a
ended in poverty without reproach ...t.
IA He would bring 10 the administration OF he g.
vernment an enlightened mind comprehensive views
mngnanmous policy and an honest heart and rest pr.
merits Of his administration upon the degree OF good a
complis ed for the greatest number.
s. He is the fathe- OF the bcneccnt land systs ollie
West and the author of numerous laws and treaties wI
thy of an eminent statesman and dipomatist
l6 His life is history Of the West-and for his RE.
eminent and selfsacrIhcing services soldier a. !,
Territorial Secretary, Delegate, Representative and
Senator IN Congress, GoveTner, General hero
adipomatist statesman, scholar, honest man and
patriot he deserves the gratitude OF his countrymen
IL. He would reform and puri, the departments OF 90.
vernmert appoint honest and capable Office and
stop the leaks IN the Treasury.
lS. In view OF the great importance Off crisis Gen
Harrison is reserved and qualified az it woad
seem hy Providence for the OCCASION to fulfil the hgh
hope and destiny OF the country.
rs Of the faith that is in him. Thus have we righ,eou.
and corrupt parry, armed with the power and patronage
press and swarms OF interested pazans. struggle des.
Mr.. Van Buren IS already IN minority of the Whole
il elections show. We can increase the lory aga4S
retute their misrepresentation and expos their fe
ID ylrtnous and discerning democracy ~l acclaim I
I'd Conservatives in Congress, to the support of the fnc9
RMS.
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