The Madisonian., 1840-02-18

II advocates The election Of General Harrison, be-.
cause
D. lie j. pledged 10 serve, !: elected, but one TERN
fhena and servant Of his country, and seLins beao
cratic Republican IN Theory and pfsciice.
lie would mime the action Of the Federal Govern,
70 ~ appropriate sphere, check is fnopscl
cal tendencies ard niaittan the balance of tie Consu
1 lie would he President Of HE MANY. and not tie
agent ~ the PEW.
4 He is one Of the People, and for The Peo,le IL.
y,mpaihnes with their and tt.,r ~
re thai acguescence In the d.c,ior .
the majority IS the vital principle Of Republics lie
would exercise Jealous OF TIE night of cleet,oni
the people and impar equal and exact justice To- Nh
men and al sections II regarded az an eyjeoe, ~
bis belonging to the people thai their cal n
in derlsipn the log cabin Candidate aBd ,rhc
R Poor Han's President
G He would have the pollc purse MT united wrhthe
sword bot kept m sgfg under the colu! OF Congress .
\ intended BY the Constitution.
II T. lie agrees that Executive poser has increased +,
increasing and ought 70 be diminished and viii give s
4 dlsinie resied efforts TO remedy The et.-
h liz would preserve apply the public lands as a
common fond in ordnance with the compact igr the be-
ncht of all, and not psr Of the States
He would restore the constitutional and Rcuul'lcan
course OF legislation aci t- executor the ofsna.
tor Of laws. and limit the veto power generally 10 cases
4 OF constitutional doubt.
h 10 He would. the language Of jefferson " SIM.
pn the State governments all their rights as the mos,
competent administrators for domestic ecucernsard
The surest lmiwarks agains, anti republican
\ II. He would not seek Executive Bank MOI renew
the exploded system OF Government paper monty.
l2 He is the friend Of labor OF commerce and oftdo
and the advocate OF sound and uniform constitutional
currency.
l3 He has spent forty years OF faithful ro in he Peo.
ples service which he begun IL youth and afuence ad
ended IN poverty without reproach.
II He would bring the administration Of the Go.
vernmeni enlightened mind, compre hensiye views a
magnanimous policy and honest heart, and rest the
merits of hs administration upon the degree Of good ac
comps' ed for the greatest number
Is lie the aihe- Of the beneicent land system fine
Wet, and the author Of numerous laws andirealies wo
thy Of m eminent statesman and diplonaist
l6 His life Is history Of the West-and for his pre-
eminent and self-sacrhcing services as a soldier as
Territorial secretary, Delegate and
Senator IN Congress, as Goyerner General, hero
diplomaist statesman, scholar, honest and
patriot he deserves the gratitude OF his countrymen,
H. He would reform ard puri, the departments Of 90.
venmeIt, appoint honest and capable Office, and
stop the leaks in the Treasury.
lS IN view OF the great importance or the crisis Gen
Harrison IS THE MAN reserved and qualified, would
hy Providence, for the OCCASION 10 fulfil the hsh
hope anddesiiny Of the country.
ms Of the faith tha, is in him Thus have righteous
~ and corrupt parry armed with the power and patronage
press and swarms OF interested pzans struggle deS
Mr. Van Duren is already minority OF the whole
al elections show. We the ority against
reu'e their msrepresentatons and expos their false
nd vlriuous and discerning democracy al acclaim
nd CONSERVATIVES in Congress the support Of the friends
ERNs
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