The Madisonian., 1840-02-20

The following is an extract Of letter from
gentleman in Western New York No one under
stands better the feelings and interest OF The En-
pire State and our readers may rest assured that
his 10000 majority for HARRISON is not an over
estimate. Our friend mourns over the deseneracy
of Virginia. as evidenced BY the rejection of Mr..
RIvEs but we can assure him. that that mother of
States and Of men, has not lost the breed Of noble
bloods" The next election will rebuke the degene-
racy Of few of her sons, and bring Mr. RIvEs in
to the Senate Of the u. S. in the same that
the people of New York rebuked perjured Sc
nate and returned Mr.. TALLMADoE to his present
| place. AT the fall election, the HARRISON banner
will float triumphant the cold Dominion"
-, New YoRK, Feb, IL, 1si0.
"Poor fallen, degenerate Virginia, she has lost the
race OF her noble patriots there was time when
that ancient republic was full OF noble bloods-full
| of sef-respect-full Of regard for State Rights
full OF manly pride, which would as soon have
brooSed British King, 10 lax and quarter his SOL
diery upon them, as this consolidating taxing con-
suming, destroying despotism of Van Buren, Cal
houn, Wright and Benton The Old Dominion,
The brightest in The galaxythe foremost in
the field and in the council now tailed 10 the car
OF " the meaner beasts" Q what falling off
But will she stay chainedl The arful knight
of the Richmond oracle still deceive and distract
her counciIs1 see her on the verge OF triumph
see her on the very point of return 10 honor and
patriotism, in the late Senatorial action of her Lee
gisature- see her within merely one voice of cut
ting from the tail of the base Van Buren, car
| cannot but hope she will come TO better mind
and again take her position with the honorable and
the patriotic; if not, we must lament the dimmed
darkning disk, of once glorious star; and bless
good Providence who will save the nation without
her aid Yes, twoihirds of New England, half
the middle States, portion Of the South, and near
y all the West will abjure the Magician and all
his Loco foco and Multiplying coherers and place
| the Federal Government in the hands of honest and
able men. New YoRK WILL GIVE TWENTY THOUSAND
MAJORITY HARRISON.
| History informs us that, while deSpotsm and an
archy prevailed while the offices and the power of
the anarchists seemed most strong towards the close
OF the military despotism OF Cromwell, very great
majority Of the nation, and large portion Of those
in power, felt secret silent longing for the return
Of order, and good government but dare not mike
their honest sentiments known to each other; but
the moment General Monk publicly declared against
the usurpers the sensible Of all parties nocked
10 his standard; such precisely is now the state of
mind Of all the honest sensible men of the America
! Cromwell party; they see and feel the ruin, and,
now, then, are holden by the chains OF parry dis
cpne against their conscience and their will such
Stale OF things cannot las: in free country though
il might continue in military despotism, il is now
on the point Of breaking. HARRsoN now is as popu-
lar here as Jackson was elsewhere in 1928; the @n-
sibc oil the msrulng dynasty, are silently com
ing over to the Harrison standards in their hearts,
they long for restoration OF just government.
Please send me the pure god currency, Benton,
htmbug, oco.foeo, Fanny and Siias UTtgM Docu-
rcnt mean the report on the financial practices
OF the uncivilzed despotisms OF Cuba, Egypt, Al
giers, &c &C., &c"