The pilot. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1840-1840, 1840-04-14

proclaiming its quack noStrums the lie elAli VI
DEMOCRACY, and, administering drug lhs'edG "a
a cordial assumed actual and deSpouc conlioi VI
the Purse and the Sword, whilst the people slePt
under its morbid influence! las II not squdh-
dered millions on SucceSSless war IoE eAec',on
eeIing purposes, and is not that war eoh'lhueu
for the same ends ? Is not the treasury empty
and the credit of the Government at discount :
Have they not tried to excite the poor man d.
qainStthe rich as if the rich mans luxury was
not The moor mans wealth. Are not State Secu-
rites in Europe sacrificed topay eNlS'inS "ep's
without the hope of continuing the "oIAs 'ney
were created 10 complete
venoe forl these manifold iquiiieS.-Notwllh-
standing the whole actual power OF government
has been concentrated in the Cabinet al w ASH
inoton and Congress made, III tact, the mere
ministerial agent of its DEGREES, we ASK no VIC
Ience TO unmask these deSpotS disguised IN the
garments of democracy Seekers Oh true @o4teS
lie peace and liberty, without which public iloer-
~ is valueleSs, we implore your patient energy
we ask your voices and your efforts INCREASINGLY
with your fathers, your friends, your brotnels'
your neighbours Let the revolution be hfln,
but peaceful
In YOU. Young mea of America, rest the germs
of future national strength and greatness Many
are as vet unpledged 10 political course, anu II
becomes YOU to be wary in your SELECTION
Choose falsely, and hereafter you will have pride
of opinion and mistaken consistency to preserve,
whilst half your lives will be heartleSsy spent IN
"defaiRg V0a,r position" From g0ar ranks are
10 come the future rulers of the land, making
YOU the guardians in the western world, OF True
Democratic Liberty. ,~-n1,
In vour candidate, WILLIAM HEM
HARRISON. YOU have every thing that could
be desired; true constitutional principles firm
ness. honor learning, wisdom, experience. lie
HAS SERVED His COUNTRY WITH the AXE, the SWORD,
THE PEN He is brother OF the WoodSmah,-
shoulder to shoulder he has stood with The BUCK,
eve Rifiemen and the Kentucky Ranger,-and
side bv side he has sat in council win your I1ost
approved and most eloquent Statesmen. nus
practically educated and made eminent by the
peoples favor, he has risen from obScurlly to
greatness, OIL the wings of his own genius, not on
the borrowed plumes of dying phGnix. lie
comes 10 YOU, A NEW MAN AT THE SEAT OF GOV
ERNNENT, AS YOU ARE NEW IN LIFE, and we nave
The earnest. in his skill, his judgment, his eXpe-
rence. mis- honor, his bravery, his virtue, OF the
restoration of our country to propensity anu
greatness.
ton we find JOHN TYLER, the favored son
of Virginia,-great among her great men-with
a Judgment ripened by years Of duty and polltl-
cal experience, and with dignity To preside IN a
Senate which, under your auspices, We hope
again to see hailed as the ''most able body OF
Statesmen in the world
Thus blows the wind fair from every quarter!
Come to US with your tens, your hundreds, aye,
your thousands ample room have we for you in
our hearts and hOmcS-the warmest welcome,
public and private, of RaItimoreanS, awaits you
at the CONVENTION, to swell the voice of public
opinion in favor of HARRIsoN and TYLER.
BRANTZ MAYER
JOSHUA NJ. HALL,
THOMAS C. MONMONIER
JESSE D. REID,
DAVID DREAMER,
JOHN BUCK,
NELSON POE,
ELISHA LEE,
A. RICH, Jr.
WILLIAM A. TALBOT,
THOMAS CARROLL,
CHARLES H. PITTS.