The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1840-08-21

The Remains ofthe Old Reier0l Party.
The AIadisonian has made iilligentsearch
for The remaius Of the old federal party and
the following IS the result ofhis researches,
Read ii all Who wish 70 know who aFo the
federalisis,
But whatever may have been The charac-
Ter ofthe old federal party, i IS that OF the
modern federal party now IN power, which
requires our present attention. Ethi-
opian cannot change bis skin--nor the leo
pard his spots-uoF the federalist bis char
acferistics. As we remember the worst
characteristics Of the old federal part :, so we
SEQ n. the party led By Mr.. Van Buren,, every
feature of that ancient heresy now left, and
indeed the prominent disciples Of that
school. AS they were opposed to the last
war, so they hated and abused those who
fought its battles aud carried It through
The natural dislike ofihe anti-war federalisfs
to the American officers and soldiers who
achieved our victories BY sea and land, Is
warmly cherished still IN their bosoms, and
they evince it by pouring all the wrath once
leyelled against Mr. Madison, now against
the only General to whom a British army
surrendered during that war; Parties are
known by their leaders--lst US see whether
the leaders of the party who have stolen into
power in the disguise Of democrats, as MI
jefferson predicted they might, are not some
of sha worst of the old federal party, with
out reference otheir present ceRduct which
alone would be sufficient 80 prove their
.identity. Who are they?
/ Martin Van Buren,, mko opposed tie
reelection af Mr, Madison, IN .Ragrante
bello-l6I2.
9 Levi Woodbury., who was elected Gov
error of New Hampshire IN 1923, bg the rotes
of the federal party
Roger B. Taliey, of lath Ratchet and
Baltimore mob memorY-and who. for per-
forming a service in removing the deposites,
which MIR. Duane scorned to do, was rewar-
ded with the mantle Of the lamented Chief
Justice Marshall!
James Buchanan, u 8. Senator from
Pennsylvania-ExM Minister to Rnssla--coF-
nered by John Davis for his speech against.
highwages-a pillar Of the administration
author of the most denanciaioFy speech
against the democratic party ever perPetra-
ted. and who. in 1928, declared in the SEN
ate. 81 have been called a Federalist and i
shall never be ashamed Of the name
5 Reuel Williams, Van Buren, y. >. Sen
ator from Maine, who assisted to burn James
Madison in e1fgy, in 1912,
6 Henry Hubbard, Van Buren Senator
from New Hampshire, who was prime mover
in getting mp ihe meeting at which dele
rates were chosen TO The Hartford CofDen-
ton from Non Hampshire
Z Garret ID. Wall, Van Buren, senator
from New Jersey, who says the otle e-nolaets
are bound to interfere in elections, ana W1o
said in the United States Senats u sioos,
sshere. sir, in the presence Of the Al1efican
that darty, zealonsly and actively 50 long
as their fac waved in New Jersey.
8 William wilkins, Exs Minister to Russia, |
who. in an oration delivered during the last
war, denounced It, MT. Maaisons ana. the
whole democratic party. 81
9 Henry d. Gilpin. Attorney 0eneIai O /
the United States, late Solicitor q Inc
Treasury.
10 Thomas Hartley Crawfords OF Pennsyi-
yania, Indian Commissioners, &c
IL John III. Read, United States District
Attorney, at Philadelphia.
10 John K. Kane, of Pensg lganla, Iom-
Of French Claims
IS Ross Wilkins, late OF Pennsyl wanna,
United States District Judge OF Michigan.
IL George N Keirn, member Of Congress
from Pennsylvania.
Is Richard Rush, or The first man VINO
ever mounted the black cockade as federal
badge; a federalisi, Gil purchased Win an
Office by the democrats member ct mr.
Adams cabinet: candidate for the Vice Pes
idency on the ticket with Mr.. a. IN le@o
then an applicant for situation 70 ne s 4.
ted States Bank, and is advocate unsA as
opened his eyes 70 rs enofaal-
lies land especially the enormlly q nor pro,
viding for him !. an anti-Enason until re i0lina
bis anti masonic hobby horse could mol car
~ him from Harrisburg g Washing ton, into !
The United States senate,) tben q supporter {
Of this administration, and(F very soon az
ter Smithsonian age AZ London u.i e g SAT s
any of 5000 a YEAR
is Charles !. IneersoEl, who once honestly
declared that had he lived during the keFo- &
luton, be, 100, would have been TOBY
80 doubt ofil
I Martin Chitienden, 8 40, g >'essss ~.
81 Vermont. issued his pIocl aEnation, pfoa,o-
ling the Vermont militia from crossing tae ]
Lake to defend PlaitsbuFg against tas -
gasion Of the British troop
Is Dutee ) pearce, las MEMBER g Sons
eTess from Rhode Island
10 Rev. Geo. Bancroft. Collector q me.
Customs a Boston
20 Alex. 81 Everett, e Boston.
u YIN G Bryant. cd tol ofIhe New toflL
T7pening Posi-. uho abused Jefferson ln g
ooasical satire.
p John 81. Prouliss member q NeAs ksss