Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-09-17

UdCK upon tnem ike CHICKENS Comm
home TO roost. They were guilty in ,hss
Harrisburg cow ention of the most afro
cious fraud ever practised upon free neo
pie. Gen. Harrison and Mr.. Tyler we,.
selected by that convention as the cand;
dates Of the bank party because they we,s
the 'solemnly pledged opponents of na
tional bank. The object in nominalin,
Tyler was TO get the vote of Virginia, and
other southern states attached to Sta,s
rights and opposed to bank. The Har.
risburg convention leadees supposed y,
the time of the nomination that Mr.. Van
Buren, would get New York and Pennsyl.
vanilla, and they supposed it to be iudis.
pensably necessary, in order to elect the;,
ticket, to obtain the vote Of some of the
southern States. This they knew. could
not be done unless an anti-ba,k and Stats
rights candidate was nominated. The banI
and spells leaders were willing TO vote 70,
anti-bM,k men if, by SO doing, they could
obtain power and patronage. 10 use the
language of the Globe, ''when they had
attained power in part by the suffrages Of
those opposed to bank, it is made mani.
fest by MIR. Clay's bill, that the whole
representative body of Federalism in con.
eress, contemplated the monstrous outrage
of inducing the Chief Magistrate to violate
his conscience-his pledges-his OATH
to establish an institution, against which he
was committed from his frs! appearance
in public life, to his last, as a candidate
for the second office of the Government
The Federal party have labored, might
and main, to make the man on whom
they have labored to confer the highes.
dignity, stand forth before the people, and
all future generations, not as other men
who have attained the first honor of the
Republic-not as president-but as an l
imposter.'
The Federal leaders contemplated and |,
practi-ed monstrous fraud upon the 4
country, and now we have the result the
financial system of the last administrator
broken down and repealed, and none 9th. /
er passed In its place.! Could imbeciIily,
fraud, deception, and knavery 60 further
than shis? The Wing leaders have been
in power but six months, and they have
already prostrated the countr !--Regisel
CT The Madisonan thus notices the insult oft,
ed the President on the night after the Vevo
"A company of individuals collected
9Th street, near the Avenue, Monday Might
and marched to the Executive Mansion
with the deliberate intention of insulting
the Chief Magistrate. Previous to thel
departure for their place of rendezvous,
which, we are informed, was the Io. d
Cabin Hotel, the Mayor of the city was
apptised of their movements, and he ap
peared among them, and requested them
to desist. They however marched up the u
Avenue, drank at tavern on the corner o. 81
10Th street, and then proceeded to the "a
Presidents, where they gathered in The
portico, at about 2 o'clock in the night q
and commenced hoo,ing, kissing, and a
drumming, and making variety Of noises u
sufficient to arouse all and to alarm several u
of the inmates Of the house. After these u
miscreants had accomplished their purpose 81
of insulting the dignity of this whole Ur u
ion, in the person of its Chief Magstrae, 4
they dispersed for the night, wilhouler.
periencing the slightest interruption from
the police authority Of the city. The
following evening, portion of the same
crew, we are informed, burned Mr.. Tyler
in effigy, short distance northwest of the
Presidents House. Some of the nams
of the party have been procured by U
S. officer, and we hope they will be
brought to punishment. Their proceed
ings, which we hope no respectable person
approved, were disgraceful 10 the city, and
to the police authorities that tolerated them
The sentiment of disgust and indignatlOl
is so general among all classes in the city
that several papers were yesterday ID
circulation, numerously signed, appealing
to the Mayor to call public meeting d
the citizens to express their reprobation n
the outrage"
Why did not the Mayor, Gales, the bank-bou
editor of the IntelIigencer, summon the police 10
rest the rng-eaders, and dispense the mob' WIZ
among them did he espy his owners, the =" bank
fans" and receive hint
The Journal of Commerce assigns a:
cause for the immense losses which han
been sustained, the deprivation of more
among Bank officers. We quote a pa