Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1840-06-18


Piattsburg against the invasion ofthe Brit
ish troops.
h. Dutee j. Psarce,
Late member of Congress from Rhode Is"
land.
I 10. Rer Geo. Bancroft.
Collector of the Customs at Boston.
8, 20. .ale1 Fl. Epereit Of Boston.
I 81 Nm C. Bryant,
Editor ofthe New York Evening Post,
who abused Jefferson in poetic satire.
/ % John II. Prenfiss.
Member of Congress from New York,
who once exclaimed, "Democracy! mon
sfer as wild as that which roams the Lybian
wastes, and joys 10 drench his tusks an
! biood-a pestilencc that spreads contagion
over the whole extent of our country-a
pernicious blast, that withers every thing It
touches"
25. George R. Davis.
Late bank commissioner OF New YORK.
90. John p. Eastman,
Formerly federal member of Congress
appointed Judge by the Albany Regen-
Icy.
81. Ed,oin Croswel,
Editor of the Albany Argus, member OF
the Albany Regency, and for many years
in the receipt Of $50. 900 year as the Re
gency State printer.
%. Petre d Nroom,
One Of those who have been foisted into
the House of Representatives contrary to
the wishes ola majority Of the "legal
voters of New Jersey, and who permitted
an affidavit to be read on the floor OF Con-
gress, impugning the integrity OF Gov.
Pennington, which he kne,c TO be Jatse, and
| which has since been acknowledged to be
so by the man who made it.
90 James Carroll, V. D. member OF
Congress from Maryland.
80 Frances Thomas, V, d. member OF
Congress from Maryland.
81. j. r. H. Warrington, V. B.
member Of Congress from Maryland.
80. Gov. Grason, v. 3. Governor Of,
Nd.
80. Judge Heath, V. B. man in Balti-
more.
81 Dr.. Taylor, v. B. ex-member of
Congress from N. Y.
35. Judge Tandespoel Of N. Y.
SO. JJ DeGrcG, V. B. ex-member
of Congress from N. Y.
81. Herman Knickerboeker, Of Schagh-
ticoke, a Federal member of Congress
during the war, and at present patent
Van Buren, man of the first water.
80. Harmanus Blocker, appointed by
Van Buren, Minister TO the Hague, was. IN
1872, Federal member Of Congress, and
signer of the celebrated anti-war minori-
ty report, with Josiah Quincy George Sui
z,Lz l,,k. Ea1aroI;st
80. HilHam. Hunter, OF Newport, r.
l.. Charge des IAtfaires at the Court of
Brazil, Federal member ofCongress dur
ing the war, n British tory educated at OK
ford, and an Englishman in his habits, as
sociations, and family connexions.
40. .Ed,pard Rogers, " B. member of
Congress from N. Y; son just appointed
Charge TO Sardinia.
Al. Samuel Cushman, who, during the
war, "hoped to God that every american
soldier that marched TO Canada you'd hnpe
his bones there"
AZ. Henry ,Vail, v. B. ex-member of
Congress from N. Y.
40. Jno. C. Broodhead, " B. ex-mem-
Der of Congress from N. Y.
A. Samuel Harker,
Editor oil the Baltimore RepubiiCdl, ioT-
melly editor of the Delaware Gazette, who,
in 1897 said, eve will never ask forgive
ness for the political sin which stamped
upon US the name OF ,Federalists; zoe delight
in the name" Who, again, in 1923, said:
"To US, the name of federalism is a sub
ject of no reprach. We rejoice TO hear it
and hope that our efforts to honor and sup
port it, may be such as it merits. While
others are emdeayoring to hold it up 10 scorn
and are deserving its standardfor the pur-
pose of securing power and emolument from
other hands, it shall be our glory to support
its cause, and our feeble po,uers shall alDays
be .mployedto display its beauties to others
We might go on with this list till we
filled our paper, but it is Unnecessary
We have shown we trust, where the most
ultra of the old Federalists are to be found.
They had ever love Of power, and of "the
spoils of of Office" and we have according
ly seen them
"--crook the pregnant hinges of the knee.
Where thrift doth follow fawning."
Goto the shrine ofpoDer, and you will
see them the most devout worshippers-ev-
er ready to do the will oftheir master, and
| to receiOe their ''reaoard."
Daniel Webster has accepted an invita-
ton to be present at the celebration Of the
4th Of July IN Barre, and will deliver an ad
dress.
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