The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-09-08

II. MARTIN CHITTENDES,
Who. as Governor of Vermont, issued his pro-
cIamation prohibiting the Vermont militia IRON
crossing the Lake 10 defend Plaltsburg Against
the invasion Of the British troops.
IS DurEE J. PEARcE,
.ate member OF Congress from Rhode lsiahu'
49, Rev. GEORGE BANCROFT,
Collector Of the Customs at Boston
20 ALEX Ii. EVERETT, OF Boston.
81 VIM c. BRYANT,
Editor of The New York Evening Post, who
abused Jefferson in poetic satire,
~. JonN II. PRENTlss,
Member of Congress from New ORR, VINO
once exclaimed, Democracy monster wld
~ that which roams the Lban wastes and Joys
10 drench his tusks IN biood-a pestiience that
spreads contagion over the whole extent ot our
country-a perniciouS blast, that wlthers every
thing II touches"
rs. GEORGE Il. DAVIS,
Late bank commissioner Of New ork.
20. JoHN +. CusHMAN,
Formerly feeierai member Of Congress-ap-
pointed Judge by the Albany Regency.
27. EDWIN CRoswELl,
Editor of the Albany Argus, member OF the
Albany Regency, and for many years IN the
receipt of 100000 year as the Regency State
printer
2S. PETER d. NRooM,
One of those who have been iolsted INTO The
House Of Representatives contrary to the wish
Is of a majority of the "iegatn voters OF New
Jersey, and who permitted am affidavit 10 be
read ON the floor of Congress- Impugnlng the
integrity Of Gov. Pennington, which ne hneT
to be false, and which has since been acknow
lodged to be 50 by the man who made II.
%. JAMES CARROLL, v. Ii. member OF Con
gress from Maryland.
80. FRANCES Thomas, V. Il. member OF Con-
gress from Maryland.
81. J. L. II. WoRrHINGroN, V. b. member OF
Congress from Maryland,
81. Gov. GRAsoN, V. b. Governor of Md.
33. JUDGE HEATH, V. b. man in Baltimore.
81 DR.. TAYLoR, " b. ex-member OF Con
gress from n. \.
80. JUICE VANDERPoEL, of n Y.
49, j. J. DE GRAFF, V. b. ex-member OF Con
gress from n. Y.
81. HERMAN KNIcKERBocKER, Of Schaghti-
coke, a Federal member OF Congress during the
war, and at present patent Van Buren, man OF
the first water
80. HARMANus BLEEcKER, appointed by Van
Buren, Minister to the Hague, was, III 1912, a
Federal member Of Congress, and slgner OF
the celebrated anti war minority report, with
Josiah Quincy, George Sullivan, and other cele-
brated Fedcralists.
30. WILLIAM HUNTER, Of Newport, X. /.
Charge DIES Affairs at the Court OF Brazil, a
Federal member OF Congress during the war,
British tory educated at Oxford, and an English
man in his habits, associations, and family con-
neXons,
40. EDWARD ROGERS, v. b. member of Con
gress from n. y: son just appointed Charge to
Sardinia
Al. SAMUEL CusHMAN, who during the war,
"hoped 10 God that erery american soldier
arho 1aarched 10 Canacd Uouid ieare his bones
Mere.o
AZ Henry Van, V i. ex-member Of Con
gress from a. \.
AZ. JNo. G. BRoAuHEAp, V. b. ex.member Of
Congress from y u
A. SAMUEL HARkER,
Editor Of the Baltimore Republican, formerly
editor of the Delaware Gazette, who, in 1927
said ..we will never ask forgiveness Tor the po-
htica sin which stamped upon us the name Of
FgpERALIsr are deiigM IN The name" Who,
again. in 1928 said To US, the name Of fede-
raiisn, is a subject OF no rcproach. Uerejoice to
hearH and hope that our efforts 10 honor and sup
port it, may be such as It merits. While others
are eudearoring 10 hoM IL up 10 scorn, and are
desertiag its stondard for Ike purpose Of So
curing polrer and cmolumem from other hands,
il shall be our glory to support its cause, and
Our teebie pouers snail ARRAYS De employed 70
dispiuy is beauties 10 Others"
l5 The author Of the Loco Foco address Of
the Van Buren, National Convention, recently
held al Baltimore, is said to be Mr.. JNo. A. Din,
Of Albany This gentleman, we are assured
is an old Federalist, and is therefore in his ma
tive element when he is engaged in writing
Van Buren, addresses. Mr.. Dix's first name is
./0ha iddms.
46 Another old Federalist conspicuous among
the supporters Of Mr.. Van Buren,, is Col. How
ARD, late Van Buren, member Of Congress from
Baltimore.
A. Another is VIRGIL MAxcY, Mr.. Van Blu
rcn's Minister al the Court of Belgium.
4S Another is Mr.. GoRHAM PARKS, Van Blu
rem United States Marshal for the State Of
Maine.
40 Another is Mr.. BRANCH, Of North Caro-
lima, a member of the last Cabinet, and sup
porter Of Mr.. Van Buren,.
80. Another, If we are correctly informed IS
Mr. SAMUEL w. McRals, Van Buren, member
Of the present Congress. from ennsylyania.
We might 90 on with this list till we filled
our paper. but il is unnecessary. We have
shown, we trust, where the most ultra of the
old Federalists are to be found They had ever
Il love Of power, and Of the spoils of Office
and we have accordingly seen them
$780, crook the pregnant hinges Of the knee,
Where THRU doth follow iawning"
Go to the shrine Of polrer, and you will see
them the most devout worshippers--cvcr ready
to do the will of their master, and to receire
their rcWard."
DREADFUL SflIPWRECk