The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02
THE NEW YORK WINGS.

The Wing members of the New York
Legislature, have published an address to
the people. 1t takes comprehensive view
of the condition of New York State affairs.
Two paragraphs from this address are at the
foot-the first showing the gloomy condition
Of the country under the influence Of Van
dalism-the other upon the prospect before
u.s.
ga crippled commerce-internal trade lam
gulshing-manufactur discharging their
hands-the products of agriculture at their
lowest prices-mechanic without employ
ment-money scarce and kept from circula-
ton by well founded apprehensions Of the
hostile measures of the Goyernment-the
currency left to US, deranged and deprecia-
ted by the war upon credit so wantngly
waged for years-many of the moneyed in
stitutious compelled by the same cause TO
suspend specie payments, and the residue
obliged to restrict their issues in order to
save themselves from run-pubic works of
internal improvement in various parts of the
Union Observation-Disclosures dismissed with
out the means of support or the prospect of
mpIoyment-Industry In all its departments
baffled, disheartened, and unrewarded-
value of property and the wages of labor de-
| preciated-the federal government mourning
a heavy debt TO defray Its daily expenses
those expenses swelled to an amount far be-
yond all former example-the treasures of
the nation wasted, and lives of her brayest
sons inglorlously sacrificed in the swamps
of FlorIda-thIs vast amount of present suf-
fering, aggravated by dismay at beholdins
the obstinacy with which fresh experiments
are forced upon a people that have repeat
edly rejected and denounced them.
Fellow citizens, it belongs to others than
your representatives in the Legislature to
adopt plans of political organization. We
congratulate you upon the harmony and
spirit every where pervading the ranks of
the true democracy of the Union. We con-
graduate you upon the suspicious omens of
success which appear from Maine to the far
distant West and South. We congratulate
you even upon the rancorous and malic-
nant spirit manifested by our opponents to-
wards the lIustrious citizen with whose
name the People of the United States are
proceeding TO a greater civic triumph than
any they have yet achieved. No stronger
evidence OF the desperation of the advocates
of the Federal Executive can be REQUIRED
than the reckless calumnies with which they
assail the fair fame of one whose name has
hitherto been without reproach, whose gall
liant achievements constitute part of the
? imperishable glory of his country, and who
has maintained and defended in the Senate
as in the field, by his eloquent voice and pen
as we'll as by his sword, the dearest privile-
ges of freemen, the noblest principles of civ
il liberty, and the honor, the rights and in
: dependence of American People,
: Post Masters, Mail Contractors, Sub 1rea-
FL SurerS, attention the achoLe!!! DosCa Nth
n yoar dast-Amos Kendall srGats money
b and he mast hare IL.
i, The following is the Ex-Postmaster GEN
:. erals first movement Tor the benefit of his
: health. Twenty thousand copies of the fol-
lowing precious confidential letter, are at
: this moment preparing for the mails. Amos
calls upon all the office holders to help him
: put down ttthe daring efforts now making''
q by the People s'to conquer" those who are
# in possession of the Treasury. 1t will be-
e seen that he says if you can't spare dol
l. lar, send half dollar. If this appeal does
e not enable Mr.. Kendall and his federal loco
foco conspirators to put down the daring eff
J. forts now making by thepeople, we advise
c. him to take a commission under General
j, Poinsett, and call out the standing army
N and if the people wont give away before the
W 100000 militia men, then bring out the
re blood-hounds and "let slip the dogs of war;
10 --MddisoniGn.
= WASHINGTON, May 10th, 1910.
Ny Dear Sir-Having embarked, with
= consciousness of right and hearty good will
in in defence of the administration OF which
u have formed part, earnestly invoke you
le assistance in rendering my efforts effective
Re BY disseminating the inclosed address ans
he obtaining subscribers to the Extra Glob.
!" throughout your region of country.
,rt Every Farmer, Mechanic and Working
d. imam should have one; and if they canine
in we'll spare a dollar each, two or more shoul
n. unite together to take one.
ot, Stimulated by an enthusiastic devotion I
ID the pure principles Of Democracy and b
I'M the daring efforts now making TO coaque
IA them and to extinguish forever the beacon
he light which our beloved country is holdin
To- up to mankind, shall endeavor to take car
lu- that The true-hearled men who may aid m
w in reaching. the minds of an honest peop
shall have no cause to repent theirs Kertion
re- Your friend and felIow-ciiizen,
= AMOS KENDALL.