The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-05-26
TUESDAY, MAY &c, 1870.
THE TRUE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN TICKET
THE SECRET CIRCULAR AND ADJ
DRESS OF THE ALABAMA FEDE-
RIAL LOCO-FOCOS.


The Federal Loco-focos from Alabama,
whose secret circular and address we detected,
and exposed to public Reproduction, have found
the voice of censure which has broken upon
Their ears from every quarter too strong to bear
They tried at first TO brazen the matter out; but
staggering effrontery, they discovered, would
not carry them through. They were made to
feel the necessity Of attempting to say some
thing in extenuation of their conduct; and. ac-
cordingly, the Globe of Saturday evening. came
out with an elaborate apology The hint we
gave in regard to Mr.. King composing paper
signed by Mr. Lewis, has been turned TO account
by the latter, but he has unfortunately under
taken to make amends for one faur pas by
committing another. The editorial apology BY
MIR. LEWIS is, after all, but a repetition of the
ideas Of the address, in rather better phraseolo-
gy. The bald slang of that document Is some
what covered up; but the staple is the same,
and with all the licking by Mr.. LEWIS, il is still
Mr.. KINGS progeny.
The editorial gloss upon the Alabama address
sums up and condenses il into the following
sentence:
What the Alabama delegation have done has been
expressly for the purpose of counteracting this convul
sive effort Of the bank power, through organized
system Of Misrepresentation and clamor, to fix tn,
country Bank President"
Now, what we have to say in regard TO this
main topic of the address is, that the BANK
POWER in Alabama is mhoHy and erclusirei,
in the hands of that very party which is govern.
ed and directed by those very sgners And
further, that these signers and their party wielt
and direct that bank power for the support o
this Administration and for their own purposes
The banks Of Alabama are OF their party The,
are indeed TIE bank party Of Alabama.
mos, bloaied and diseased system of banking i.
worked there for political purposes by and il
favor Of the Administration party That part,
created the Alabama banking system, corrupted
II, snsfd,Rs II. owns IT. and manages it, for part,
purposes. II is notorious that throughout tn,
whole country the multiplication Of banks ha.
been effected by the partizans of the policy Of the
Administration and that in the South they hav.
kept the control over them, and now use then
for political purposes. Is there more activ.
political pariizan any where than DR. BROKEN
| naorou, President Of the Bank Of Virginia OF
than MI. ELsoRr, President OF the Bank O
South Carolina than the Presiden, Of the Ban,
Of Alabama These are the great bank infu
cnces Of the Southern country, and these ntiu
encss co operate with the Federal I.oco-foco sign
ers Of the Circular These bank presidents are m,
friends, par'lgans, and allies 81 the signers o
the Vaccinations against the people Thes,
Alabama banks, whose paper - fifteen per cent
Discount, aud which are smo,herng I'M Hsa
VEINS blessings in ths, devoted State. are IN,
fast friends and supple instruments o. Mcssrs
King Lewis a CO
Thus q - with this double faced party. Hold
ING power and arons,nE preiudices. Dcooon
ciag, with hypocFltical real. The eondae, The,
falsely charge upon Others. Wide rAsy proe,,..
4 ior their own henrsi
OF this double faced character /. AZ, a..,,,,
ciat'on of barb capital ~ ne loan a ,nos.v
while they PRAISE Nosthsn cap.fsI,.f. ana
brokers ioT furnishing meaus q r.l,ef q, N.
Alabama pisS,ersi
ihs sFs' 'asa'as-s,ss.s 81 rrAsf ussi-s ths pc
ssni Pfe~spfe has hssn ff1sn ne hank. hssi 6su
private eaEatslisss MensF = as~ stMnlans - Nr~
sfsrxsf
Here : 'he result u lksa system. n. ersa
''on Of money ds-lsas slas. - esp,s.l,.,.. whc
deal upon good serrrig Moasy - ah.ndsa,
IN Nes iork h H - 10 Alabama whohsvs
made MONEY mere abundant N M Asads o,
brokers, than N ne had q plssf,rsf wAo.