The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-10

spreads contagion over the whole extent OF Our
country-a perniciouS blast, that withers every
thing it touches.
IS. GEORGE r. DAVIS,
Late Bank Commissioner of New York.
90. JOHN p. CUSHMAN,
Formerly federal member of Congress-ap-
pointed Judge by the Albany Regency.
81 EDWIN CRoswELL,
Editor of the Albany Argus, member of the Al
bany Regency, and for many years in the receipt
of $4,000 year as the RegencyssState primer.
%. PETER ID. VRooM,
One of those who have been foisted into the
House of Representative, contrary to the wisles
| of a majority of the '9egGi" voters of New .er-
sew and who permitted affidavit to be readon
the floor of Congress, impugning the integritof
Gov. Pennington, which he kneto to be -tdSe,
and which has since been acknowledged to b'So
by the man who made 1T.
20. JAMES CARROLL, v b. member OF On
gress from Maryland
30. FRANCIS THOMAS, V. B. member of CO.
gress from Maryland
81. J. +. Fl. WoRTHINGToN, V. B. membe of
Congress from Maryland.
80. Gov. GRAsoN, " b. Governor of My
land
SO. JUDGE HEATH, V. B. man, in Baltimor
81. DR. TAYLOR, V. b. ex-member of en-
gress from n. Y.
IS. JUDGE VANDERPoEL, of N. Y.
Sc. j. j. De GRAFT, V. b. ex-member of Ca
gress from N. Y.
81. HERMAN KNIcKRRBocKER, of Schagti-
coke, Federal member of Congress, duringhe
war, and at present patent Van Buren, marof
the first water.
50. HARmANUs BLEECKER, appointed by ny
Buren,, Minister to the Hague, was, in 1S1 a
Federal member of Congress, and a signelof
the celebrated anti-war minority report, With
Josiah Quincy, George Sullivan, and other de-
brated Federalists.
80. WILLIAM HUNTER, of Newport, Ride
Island, Charge DIES Afaires at the Court OF Ia
| I'll, Federal member of Congress during he
war, British tory, educated at Oxford andan
Englishman in his habits, associations, Iand fahi
" connexions.
40 EDWARD RoGERs, V. B. member Of On
gress from ~ y; son just appointed Chargf to
Sardinia.
ii. SAMUEL CUsHNiN, who, during the var,
e'hOpsd to God, that erery .An1erican solder,
scho marched to Carsada, could Ieaue his 9Mes
there"
~. HENRY VAIL, V. B. ex-mernber of Goa
gress from N. Y.
43. JNo C. BRoDHEAD, V. B. ex-membef Of
Congress from N. Y.
IA. SAMUEL HARKER,
Editor of the Baltimore Republican, formerly
editor of the Delaware Gazette, who, in 1877
said, eve will never ask forgiveness for the pc
iitical sin, which stamped upon us the name
FEDERALIsT; zoe delight IN the name" Who
again, in 1923, said: EETo us, the name Of .feGe
raltsaa, is subject of no reproach. Ne rejoic
to hear 1t, and hope that our efforts to honor ana
support it, may be such as it merits. Will
others endeaoo'iag to hold it up to scort
and are deserving its standard for the 7oatrpos
Of securing potreT and en1oltnent from othe
hands, it shall be glory to support its cause
and oar feeble p0tcerS shall astodyS be employees
to display its beauties to Others"
We might go on with this list till we filled on
paper, but it it unnecessary We have shown
we trust, where the most ultra of the old FEEDER
alists are to be found. They had ever love o
power, and of ''the spoils of Office" and we have
accordingly seen them
F'--crook the pregnant hinges of the knee
Where thrift doth follow fawning."
Go to the shrine of power, and you will Sc.
them the most devout worshippers-ever read
to do the will of their masters, and to receive
their S'reward."