The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-07-28

1t advocates the election Of GFsran H.ps.os !.
cause "
l. He is pledged to serve, il elected III, o.,-.
q Every prominent act of his life proves H..
friend and servant OF his country. aud sterina H..
lmocratic Republican in theory aud pr,ctic ~
| g. He would confine the action Of tlc rol.,
Government TO It's own appropriate sphere chcet n.
monarchical tendencies, and maintain the balao,o
1.-THE Constitution.
4 He would be President ofthe MANY. arl "a, n,
agent Of the FEW
4 g. He is one Of the People ana a. Il. p,,j
He sympathizes with their wants andundqr,,anJ I'M,
interests. He agrees that acqu,esernc \ l ,''ir
sions OF the majority IS the vital principle q, p,ml
hes he Wouid exercise Jealous OF the raj,
of election by the people and mpart eonal I ~.
justice 10 all men" and all sections 1t is rcp,rid ,,
an evidence of his belonging 10 the people u,atrs,
enemies call him in dersion q THF 66 M, c.,
DATE" and THE Pooh MASS PRrslDFyr
A 6. He would have the public purse 10, united MIN
the sword but kept in safety under the control 81 on
gress intended by the Constitution
II Z. He agrees that Executive power has increased
increasing, and ought 70 be diminished ana vl ETA,
his disinterested efforts 10 remedy the eriI
N g. He would preserve or apply the p, HE hands II
common fund in accordance with the compact or I'M
lIbcnefit of all, and not part ofthe Stat6s
II O. He would restore the,constitutional ana Rom,
Ilcan course of legislation, act the executor pi r
Originator of laws, and limit the veto Iowcf qcicr NJ
Ito cases Of Constitutional doubt,
III TO- He would TO use the Language of JrIcr.,n
I" support the State governments in all Their rah Il
the most competent administrations ur our inncsle
concerns, and the surest bulwarks against anlr,ug
Illican tendencies
II H. He would not seek an Executive Bank narir
new the exploded system of Government papeT none
II 10 He is the friend Of labor Of commerce ,r5 n
trade, and the advocate OF sound ana uniform ton
Institutional currency
II 49, He has spent forty years Of faithful al, II lhr
IlPeople's service which he begun in Youth and ,Ail
ence, and ended in poverty without rcpto,ca
Il IA. He would bring to the administrator II ii,
llGovcrnmcnt an enlightened mind comprehcns,,
Views magnanimous policy, and AZ hour,, heaY,
and rest the merits of his administration upontbci,
gree of good accomplished for the greatest nuatc
II Is He is the father of the bcnefccn land sy,,tnf
1.-The West and the author of numerous laws anatr1
tiles worthy of an eminent statesman and dlpIonalls
i, l6 His life is history of the Wcst--al in I'll,
Il pre- eminent and selfsacnfcing services as a soldier
'as Territorial Secretary, as Delegate Represents
Tive and Senator in Congress, Governor al i
I|Cicncra hero dipomatst a statesman scholar,
ian homes, man and patriot he deserve the graltuir
IIof his countrymen.
III H. He would reform and purify Dr departments 81
Igovernment appoint honest and capable men u Office
Hand stop the leaks in the Treasury
III IS In view Of the great importance III the crss
sIlCicn Harrison s THE MAN reserved ana qualified a.
ALI, would SEEM by Providence fo the occasion l. iul
\ i'll the high hope and destiny Of the country
reasons of the faith that is III them Thus have So /
an active willy and corrupt party armed with the oWe,
Tended by pcnsoned press and swarns 81 interested
the means Of heating them Nh Noa kafcUl. slfeb.
he returns Of the last federalclcctionS -la tu
rcpe the attacks Of our cncu,es fctitc th,f 0 ,pg,
liiye inc ciEcu lailln q ely 4th aud sjtlau aaa
rty and the Farmer Of North Bend
Wings and Conser,atNc u Congrr 'atAe .up."
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