The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-10-27

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| Perry had no sooner written to General Harri-
son that eve have met the enemy, and they are
ours" than the American feet, and the Amerl-
can army, united their forces at Detroit, and the
victorious General promptly determined to take
| advantage of the passage thus opened, and pu r
sue the enemy into his own territory. Upon the
eve of executing that wise and brave resolution,
General Harrison issued the following chaFac-
teristic and glorious address to his army:
"HEAD Quarters, on board the Ariel,
September %, 1913. :
"GeaeraI Oider-Fhe General entreats his
brave troops u i..AeE.her that they are the sons
Of sires hose fame is immortal. That they are
to fight for the rights of their insulted country,
whilst their opponents combat Tor the unjust
prctentions of master. Ksntttcktdnsl remem-
Der the River Raisn! but remember it, only
whilst the victory is suspended. The revenge
of a soldier cannot be gratifed upon fIilen
enemy" N.u a.t feE
When the army landed on the CaraIa shore
the enerslv having sequcstered his |'spoils," had
fed The American General pursued, overlook
HIM, ordered his mounted men to dash through
| the enemy's line, and after short and almost
| bloodless conflict, the British threw down their
arms at the feet of General Harrison. The OK
ample of their own savage cruelty was not ImI-
tated. The defeated adversary was treated with
humanity. And thus was the war IN that quar-
! ter closed, ard that country saved. .. ,..
| Men ofths Opposition party! Remember the
example oGyOur glorious General.
In FoURTEEN STATES at least, giving ~ cleo
toral votes, (being more than majority OF the
whole YOU have achieved the most brilliant vic
| tories In FIVE other States, viz: New Flamp-'
shire Pennsylvania, Illinois, Alabama, and Ar
kansas giving rs electoral votes, you have sha-'
ken the fortresses of the adversary so deeply that
Some fire more" well directed and efficiently
| put, will bring them entirely to the ground. In
| FIVE other States, (viz: Massachusetts, New
| York, Michigan, Tennessee, and MlssIsslppl,l
giving rs electoral votes, and THREE OF winch
States, giving 50 of those electoral votes, are
already in your possession, we are conhaeht thaE
victory is within your grasp, and that the day OF
the great battle, ifyou do your duty, viii wit
ness the flag of triumph, waving Ger you. The
adversary will then have left Only South Caro-
lima and Missouri, with their 10 electoral votes,
| to give Grace to his retirement SO the Brit
ish army were wholly captufed2 except ie"
that galloped off with the defeated ProStor.
| REPUBLICAN VOTERS! Are you all ready Tor
| the last great battle? Reposc not, we entreat
you, upon the laurels you have won Hest
not satisfied with the victories you have achie-
| we'd. 'aa.i Hh
Remember, thatyou are 'ssons of sres whose
| fame is immortal" 81. ...I-A
% Remember, that the eyes of the WORLD and
| the hopes of liberty, are upon the American
ballot boxes of November. .+.i,t .
Remember, that one man oil you, by posi-
BILE contingency, may by his solitary VOTE de-
eide the contest. -. .-.....-;
Remember therefore, the momentous respon-
sibilities that rest upon each one OF you. -
Look ahead, and think what may be the sgo-
| ny of your remorse years hence, IL the rePupnc
is lost, ant Iaight have been saved by your
| vote.
Remember, the wrongs OF New Jersey!
Remember, the insult to the father of your
country, and the reproaches cast upon the
trainers of your constitut on, and the heroes OF
| your battle fields.
| Remember, we beseech you, the wrongs, the
insults, the degradation of the District OF Co.
lumbia ~
| Remember, the bloody sweat Of the innocent
and unavengcd people Of Florida. fs.f.
Remember the aristocratic reserve, and In e
Luxurious and selfish indulgence of the White,
| House. no
| Remember the embezzlements public money
and the keeping of defaulters in office, known
1 to be such. s.sE .ttl,
Remember that the expenditures of the gov
eminent are treble what they were in 1926. {
r ememberthat they have proposed TO abridge
! the rights and the wages of the laborer. IN
/ Remember that private credit is capital, and
that Van Burenism thirsts for its destruction.
j r member that il is proposed TO fasten a
despotic policy (the Sub-treasury) derived from
4 % for, ign countries upon our government
which reduces the poor uIan to the level of the
Remember that the Van Buren, party is the
Bank party, and that,alter destroying the Bank
of fhe United States they created 224 State
banks between 1880 and 1897, with a capital
6f20 ,0Oe 900, and that all the bank capital Gre
atcd by Wing Legislatures within that same
time was 81 millions. yf.r. .tft
II Remember that they caused the suspension
Of specie payments by the bungng manner in
which Mr.. Woodbury. executed the Distibu-
Law. r..,+. "a fa. .ts,
Remember that they propose anunconstitu
tional Bankrupt Law, applicable only to State
corporations, which would break down the bar
rier OF State sovereignty, and bring the institu-
tons of the States within the control of the
federal government
Remember that Mr.. Van Buren, claims to be
"a compoaent part of the Legislative power"
Remember that they have assailed the Judi
ciary, end nenied its authority TO issue writ of
mandsmus against all executive officer who
hagrantly violates the laws, or refuses to exc
cute them.
d Remember the union of the purse and the
sword
Remember that General Jackson left s'this
people prosperous and happy" with surplus
f of 40 millions belonging TO the u. S.
Remember that MIR. Van Bmen has got the
nation in debt in time of peace. a1
i Remember that Mr.. Van Buren, votedin New
4 York to givs the right OF suffrage to negro
with household, and that negroes, not being
!, subject to military duty, poor white man
might be ordered out by those whom he had
no voice in choosing TO fight in defence of the
9 negro's property. o a.ir1
4 Remember the standing army of20O,OO0 men,
4 and that it may come upon us with all its ty-
irannical and odious consequences if MIR. Van
Buren, is sustained. 1850 -,Ht-si
Remember the assault upon the Navy.
i Remember the Northeastern Boundary Cues.