Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1840-06-04

Ae JOHN TYLER, Of virginia.
oome o. me reasons upon which its .suncom
,o'n,s'ng hostility TO the reelection of MART,
a. nuren" on the one hand, and its prefer
*thce Tor General Harrison on the other a.
Lis follows: n 80" anu 'ol'fas'e'
= opposes The reelection OF MARTIN Va,
lpUREN, because az
:. No Chief Magistrate Of this Union should
Sn'a, Y, 10 Office more than ONE TERM.
{. livery prominent act Of his administra.
~ mas not only hampered the interests and
sosPeriiy OF the country, but has been an
gsL violation Of the principles and professions
& ne tendency of federal action under his
" IS toabsorb the powers of the
49, governments, and to erect at Washing.
rs uespotlc system Of CENTRALIsM AND Con-.
III =; he Is the instrument of a party. and mt
ne President OF the Union.
4 3. He inaccessible TO the people-ndfsr.
mt to their wants and Observation-Disclosures
Nre,r Will by refusing to acquesce in decisions
me maIorlty--is selfish in his views. and
8scuonal and partial in his action-entertains
estimate OF human nature so low that il is ,
00graoing Ior an upright citizen to accept an
flllce al his hands-aciing upon the principle =
hat Inc people are corrupt, and that every man =
as ms price, bringing the patronage ofhi Of =
&C IN conflict with the freedom Of their cleo
ions-assum'ng complete power over the PEG. Il
= Tor himself, and discamng any duty ia h,
8leir behalf as incumbent on him in return. -
Q, ne wants the whole moneyed power of ri
&c unlIed States vested in him and under his r.
ontroI N0'' AIS Ter
. & ne VIII not agree that the patronage and III,
over OF the federal executive, now exercised Wv
y MN, shall be either lesssened or regulated al
y law. s'"''O cal
.. He wishes the States TO surrender ttbo;r ON
ght 10 the moneys arising from the sa les ofthe Of
lbic lands. y ''' ol .
y He has subverted the course oflegslatoo, WI
making laws originate with him and par. snr
lan senate; whereas they should originate a,;p
Inc House of Representatives. D
~. lie recommends national BANKRUPT law. Il -,
Pncable only TO corporations, so that beIc,,
Ouid possess an absolute control over all the co..
ne institutions, and be able to crush them all ss,o
pleasure. ''''' ~ susie &c
10 resort ~ nHeIusiVe pahk' and pow Dep'
= OF deprecated Government paper money. '
=. The tendency Of his Recommendations 70,
destroy the credit system of the country, to -,
an,oa;a,o =" 800 W lessen us trade, and WEE
3 He bas 80 aaO"i Or,
S75 o00 oc ~ D'ii'0 'hfee years, recei- mis-
plisbed I;,la nI pa .t money ana has nc. WEE
P"sreu ''''le else than running the ship of na
g otfthe republican tack, D."
T. lie rests the merit ofhis administration|,o h.
one expedlent, which he has failed 10 car. "
ana permits one paltry question which in.
es miserable warfare against the State w,
rs 10 engage his whole mind and occunv 49,
''me, proving him TO be contracted in his ~, -
49, and incapable of the comprehensive and tS e'
unanimous policy ola statesman. s"o p
. ne mas never originated or carried thru, -
legislative body any law or measure. wor.
IT, - ,I ''"'oS''ah' ISL
; ne mas done nothing at any time worthy p,;,,o,
: etaIiluoe OF the people, nor to entie him ocCor
X mem 10 overlook the pledges of his pre. linz :,
ssor, and give him the Office of presidan, s ,
He anno;,,o u or oft
VIII s,aoi 'osues ana rcyaists" to We r,
~ ""N Squa"uer Inc publlcIand 81
Cons;do.;n ,l tratio
q r;one co.a;aS ~ P'oSPec's OF war, and tee at
a,ious ioreign, and domestic relations and Ila,;on
hopes Of the country, Mr.. Van Buren,, No nm
we infer from his conduct, is wanting. ci' rp;n5
~ integrity or capacity, is not the man cure
,dvoco,o. H. o,o.; re- ness a
because 'yD
ua : nJol, let's.
r'NNseu " '0i'e' Il elected, but ONE We
Every prominent act of his life proves -,
Q be friend and servant of his country boo;Ia
sterling Democratic Republican in ,beo' OC an
d practice. " ON
he would confne the action ofthe FEEDER ,bo, -
vernment TO its own appropriate sphere. suhioc
It's monarchica tendencies, and main. 10 = -,
ne balance of the Constitution. With :
he would be the President of the MANY. Wa n -
ot the agent Of the FEW. neonle
IL ~ =, .ne eoP'e' ana Tor the Peo honora
WIN thelr wants, and in view
stands their interests. lie agrees that the day
essence IN The decisions ofthe majority is Yer,
a. principle of Republics would ex-
"a jealous care OF the right of election +
PeoPle"-and impart "equaI and exact n
10 all men" and all sections. II is 70. r
as an evidence of his belonging to the T
mat their enemies call him in derision q
.oG CABIN CANDIDATE" and "THE Poon p
PRESIDENT ~
9 would have the public purse, not uni. N
the sword, but KEEP. in safely under the +
Of Congress as intended by the Consti.
-
agrees that Executive power has in. T.
is ncreasnD and onoh HI n ho J;,,,;;.L