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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-05-04
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CONTRAST THE CREED OF THE NEW COMERS WITH
THEIR CONDUCT UNDER II.

THEIR CONDUCT UNDER IT.
IN Sena'e, January 81, 1882.
Mr.. Ewing submitted the following resolutions:
Tim, The practice Of removing public officers BY The
OF laws, spirit Of the
tive influence eudca to the public SERVICE and dangerous
10 the liberties of,he people
cany any office accustomed by the removal of prior
unless such prior incumbent shall appear have
moved for sufficient cause
This resolution was introduced give practical effect
to the doctrine then preached in the Senate by both
Mr. Clay and Mr. Webster They denied the consti-
tutional right of the President to make removals at
pleasure They asserted the right of the Senate pass
upon removas-''to advise and consent to give them
validity, it is necessary in the of appointments
Mr. Clay laid down the abstract principle in the reso.
luton offered BY him, declaring ha the Constitution
of the United States does not rest in the President the
poleer to remore at his pleasure officers under the Co.
pernment of the T. States ,chose Offices hare been
bishsd Jy la,o' Mr.. Webster as we have before
shown his speech at Richmond, last October,
ed the doctrine again to catch votes in Virginia. And,
10 we have now the consummaton, under the very
hand, that brought forward the resolution in the Sc
nate give practical effect to the principles of Messrs
Clay and Webster, denying the constitutional right Of
the Executive to make removals. MIR. Ewing is the
headsman rather the butcher, for the present AdmI-
nis,ration He knocks down the victims, and has Ill
ready provided ratons for a small army of Federal par
tzans by killing off almost every Democrat who held
office under the Treasury, at Washington-along the
Seasnoe from the collectors 10 the lighthouse keepers
and throughout the West, in all the land office
vice We have not yet got half of the names of the
despolled and the despoers but exchange papers
speak OF the removals as general where the employ.
ments were held by Democrats Some few Demo
Gratis are lett IN important places here, simply be-
eve, because the Federal partizans who contend for
the prey, are so we'll matched in their erocous preen-
sions that it Is dangerous to give to either lest the
others should turn upon the feeder. In such cases
some Federal fox will at last be found to take posses
sion of the subject of contest, and put an end TO the
strife.
is not however, in the violation of his professed
principle, that Mr. Ewing, in his universal prescription
most oends. In this he shows only his long and we'll
disguised political hypocrisy, and his unrelenting hard
ness of heart In his appointments he displays another
feature of his character which his short in Con-
gress prepared us toexpect.
Mr.. Ewing attained his station under circumstances
which taught him 10 make the most of his time in his
Senatorial tern it not likely that such oppor
un'ty to better his fortune by high public employment
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AMIIERST-l DEL

from Che Lyncaburr Rtpu6hcan.l
EItr1et II a dated "J7mAsr,t 7prif %, lc3l.
Sirs- send on this morning statement of the polls of This
county, by which appear, have before heard, that
are again beaten without The consolation of having
good ght-hr Indifference OF the strongest Democratic
ncghhohood county has brought defeat upon Us and r
said, shame Of the Democracy OF Amherst mat sum
cient might have been obtained almost IN sight
Of precincts the majority against u.s. The
following Is statement of the polls
C0nnreSS
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Isaac J. Leftwich' d. without opposition
ERtSkITS-a Ur,

"Above you will find true statement Of the poll in
Franklin county; and, with all the slang Of the Fede
raj Party, we have have gained nearly 100 since last
Spring, and small gain from las, Fall. ! in hope
that franklin WILL in another year, declare herself De
mocralc'
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denying all obligations in laws charters vioa.ive OF
the Constitution asserts the right legislative pow
to repeal them without regard 10 any interests '"a'
may have grown up under them
The North Carolinian introduces with brief com
ment passage from MIR. Tylers remarks in lo3l- we
think Mr. T. evidently ntmates that Virginia and heI
Senator were prepared to 10 greater lengths TO &c,
rid Of an unconstitutional bank charter, than is implied
in statutory repeal-Giobe.
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All persons interested the cause are hereby
uhed that shall proceed 10 lake the ordered by the
above decree AT my own house in the Of Cumberland
CURED 10 present their claims against said Lion E. Hooper, de-
ceased 10 before that day, with the
support the the funds my will be distributed
as soon aer the report made conveniently and per-
holding claims and reported will be thereby
debarred from participation in said fund.
May llS-w4wl NO. W. WILSON.
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May I

CIANCERY.- Ruc bingham County. April Cont 1871:
L Stephen Hooper, William Hulma Roh T. Mosclcy Maj.
madukr Gunnaway John Anderson and Tver creditors
Lion t. liuoper, deceased, Plaintiffs
against
Elizabeth A. Hooper, widow, Henry and Ben Hooper,
Children and John W. Wilson, administrator with the will
neyed the said Lion F. Hooper, deceased, Defendants:
This this day be further on the papers
formerly read and the report Of the Commits sone JOHN W.
wilson nf the day Of aud o which there no excep
ion and further argued by consideration
Whereof and the Court approving The said report doth
The and, motion Of the plaintiffs by counsel doth
adjudc order and decree that the said John W. Wilson,
do proceed 10 ascertain and state The number
The said Lion F. Hooper, deceased any person or PERSONS
bond bill, and the thereof respectively and
make report the Court with specially stated
deemed pertinent by himself required stated by either
of the parties. a Copy-Tese,
ROIFE ELDRIDGE C. c.
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ID. NJ. HOYT Il CO.'S OFFICE.
DRAWING Of Virginia Welsburg Lottery Class E. dawn La

~ May, lsi
The Lotteries be drawn the 18th and 22nd are worthy
the attention of all persons who wish gel splendid prize
small investment Address d. VI. HOYT < co.
May lls-lI
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ANOTHER PRIVATE LETTER.

ANOTHER PRIVATE LEI EN-. 49,
The follow;no is published as an extract from pr-
vae letter written to the Editor of the Richmond "h'e
by MIR. Tyler, in May, lo3S: -. Hi MIGHT,
GAS to my opinion the Sub o With saw
under the above views, we'll content myse w,' NJ aS.
smPhaisa ask my ssss%e and
series disastrous measures '0heh
1ase plunged its gssss d SS e{ a"a
"s,a, os ,edeh has been played of but
,9o s,1eecssfulv for ueiast fee years"
Mr. Tyler stood committed to the substantial tut tan pihe,
neecb in 1919; but as it seems he rcpudiaed 1t, IN
private letter to Federal editor in 1888, no'0 published
for the first time c.. 49,, u.
Mr.. Tyler stood committed against Clays land dIs.
tributon BILL by his votes in Congress against II, but
as it seems gave his adhesion TO ,ha. measure, IN
private letter 10 Mr.. Williams, Of Pistsourg, written
last October, and now published for the first time
Mr. Tyler stood, and Gor aught the country knows,
still stands committed against Bank Has any re-
deral editor or wire-w worker private letter showing
MIR TYLER to be in favor of Bank lfso, let it be
published by all means.-.7ugusta (Me) Age,
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RHopE ISLAND ELEcTos.-The election for CO.
vernon, Lieutenant Governor, members OF Congress,
and Of the Legislature, took place in Rhode Island on
Wednesday. There regular opposition to the
WING candidates, with the exception Of one Senator
Ward King of Johnston, is reelected Governor; By
RON Dimon Of Bristol, Lieut.. Governor; Joseph l..
1illinghust and Robert B. Cranson, members of Con-
gress for two years from tile 18th of March last; Henry
Bowen, Secretary of State; Albert c. Green, Attor-
ney General Stephen Cahoone, Treasurer. All wings,
and all reelected The ten Senators will doubtless all
be Wings. The Assembly consists Of y members, 4o
Of whom, in the last Legislature, Wings and "a
Van Buren, men
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mystcrous Providence which had assembled them toge-
tber All, did say? Mo- ALL The heart of Secretary
Ewiur who rode in one ofthc carriages the mourncrs
was brooding in different mood, and over different sub
lects He was debating in his mind the proper moment to
spring his mine upon the poor tideeaers, boatmen and
other subordinacs Of the customs. lie was enoyinG
in his minds eye some of deaths other dongs The
funeral over consultation was held with the secret jun
to- the names of The victims agreed on the lucky "spos
ha.ers" selected! The Secretary left The city. The
new collector had his orders and to-day the bGck list
appears! The following list Of the "proseriCed' and
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17
Scr . WQterIanbsz yreunb un6 G5ei1t Ser 3eit

loe1ue eiue beitinmte gmpfeblun9 III nelner re9ea1
Ist9en 8othaft oprsbereiten uno 5u nber9eoeIr uno
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8e1ebaebun9 IN eremtlmmun9 Su hdnoe!n 5n Die:
fer Ottbeun9 bin i burd Die Sonitttuttcn BLOB ali
oie Gipenbuu9en ee9en rte Sta beitrdntt; aber Die
3eit Der reoentG6toen Sibung miro bao tcnlen, tpC
es, nah elmer anrern @lduiel Der Contribution, melne
pFtht etn ntro, "ben @cn9reB uber ben 3uitano Der
llncn 3rt benadridtt9ea nno fener geratbun9 cld7e
OfaBre0eln Su empfebIen, meCbe V tltr nDtbt9 llno
allsfnbrbdr ha(te.'"'
llnb NIT benz @unIde, @intradbt Sn erbalten, mill
td es bpadtunasor1 oa5tn 9eitet ietn laen, Oh Die
[seaentpdrtioen Metnun9e iest nod,
retter getreben lpercen ollen no % Die Gt9entbt>
lGhfe meiner Sage MIDI nidt Sur Seridtebnn9 cte1er
rage bs su elmer fir bic Scratbung 9lnltt9eren 3ett
bered5tt9t.
8etbe odufer beS Gou9refeS haber l 1T ceier auis
|fer9en6bnlten Stsunq aue9e3etbnet ourd1 Seenot9s
lung elmer febr 9rpsen laiIe pcn geddfreL in ener
SahresSett, bic fppcb Der @eunohett ME audi Der
Gefhdfttsfett nit ebr 9tntta 1T Ste boben oteleces
fete gemodt tpelde, tpe tt CLAUDE, fir pie Snereilen
beS &anoes b6>et poblthdha iIno nnc oeIen sereden
grpartut9en obltg entfpreden tperoen. :,
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buen in alien aBre9eln, duBer otelerr enoerlt9l,oen
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belt in befem ensaen puntte bis auts genBelfe 9ez
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nac1 3et un1 1riinolth uub NIT Sebdd't uper o1ele
9rbEte Sdnper9feit metner Gerwaltn9 nath3li!nnen.
ScQten mir ett ni 6tS 31 elmer gele9eneFe 7eU u'le
balten, pc, hpenb, baB m oteGrecnoe NIT pen! eol<
sree inniaer Dersinigen ,perre cine 8jnanmaere9ef
no6 refber l1eberIegun9 anSencmneN meEoen ta1tltr
bic cas- Bpbl be5 Gaterlanoe6 bef0roert.
Sd nil bieie Gjelegenbet sn Der@rflarun9 beNn8el,
bas Die bon mir 9etrpfenen GnteheDun9en oHf emer
r1ttgen 9sle9ung Der @cnIt1tutlo berulel, o0B NJ
Gem ic at berIeben CWenun9) 9edn9te, t ouseb tet7
men anbern gewe9qrunb Deer Wunft, 9etricben tDOrz
ben bin, ais bic Sntttuttcnen bcs eanoe5 70 aret 81
erhalten, pie e uns BON ben dltben 1nierer 9oahnz
Gden grrfabren ilbcrefert tprocn, uno baB b mc!ne
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ter9an9 pdre, fir ehren'perber bate. ais ben Seat
Der Menfhen S1 9etpnnen cnrd 9nfcpferun9 met1er
9)fdbt unb metneS @etpti1ens.
= Scbn { pler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

Die 8etDz@5e It. Setoeu, NrilIoent EDz
Ter e5 pa9e Dem ei9ennus9en Streben zines Clay H..
@cnIorten, ourd otele tbm bon Der Gpnttutrn 519ez
lanoeue Oadt, Sd)rdnfen su feben leitoem miro bon
ehreren ener i,tpaht6pf9en Vertbeioiger zines oer>
rcrbenen Sptenles bebauptet baf frl etue N1dt ets
ner Nepublf rtur CUR llnebre 9ereid,eu fann.- Die
Scnoerbarfet otees erit jest aus9eunbeneuebler
Der @cnitttuttcn Der Ser. Staaen, nuncert uns n1t
i'm @'ern9iten, aein tte llnoeridmthett rno slrrcs
gang, nit melder ote1c Qeute ene ebelmuht9e Gerfa
fer otees freInnt9en Dpfuments enerS SdNpadheit 5e
ben, erre9t unier b0dtes Staunen. 1te heloeumutbs
gen Grtnoer un1erer Heputltd paren audi elIe l1ilo
iharfinnt9 uo rpnten aus @rfahrun9 cine pberherrs
|tdatdlen 0]epalt Sn beurtbeen, lnoem Die 9Sunoen
Die oae brlttde Sod tbnen 9ebrut bate, nrb nldt
i9dnS 9eheilt unb fot9li) audi n,t pereeien tparen
auen le tru9en feten 9lu9enbltf Beoenfen Die Setp>
9epdt IN Die odnben hes DrdIcenten Su geben, uno
spar inter Der 8eidrdnfln9, tpie e Der g. Varagrapb
bes 7ten ablhnittS i'm erten 9lrtfel Der @pntutrn
Der Ser. Stadten ocrfdrebt, tpcrnad swei Ortbeie
in beioen o1uier bes @cn9rees bie(e W2aeht unfddos
lh II. urpirfam 3u MAIDEN n,Stanoe (1nc. Ourh refe
Be1hrdnfung Durce bic cen1lD dioenten erbeteSRaht
oesgsetD's etne08pbbat beeednoes neil Ie aSQ5erbin>
berun9smtttel 9eaen bic dclten Seriudc ses @t9eus
nute6 u1b Der QIarpatCn BON Setten Der Grf5rcprd>
1entanten rft uno ben 9rdbenten erlt in ben Stano
lebt ciner pfltht pbne @etp6cnsz uno @ice6perlebs
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cine Wadt in ben oirben etueS etn3elnen Snoioouun5
I9egeben, iheint aQerotns 9rrB, uno ldugnen wol>
len mir audi nidt oaB IIe su Der Ger1udun9 fllbren
fam, Die Spbdre tbrer rfamfett u eripeitern,
ale gelpalt uno Sberberrfhaft All @ su ret1en 9lls
(ein oasu fam es, perOee nnerer Ne9erunss gers
fa1un9, ME frmmen. Die 9leprdfentanten befpad1eu
NIT eiferttt9em 9lu9e cite Sd,ritte lnb gSeQe bee
prdltoenten, rnb per6en unoettm, fcbalo @ berIcbe
@tnarte in tbre nno bes 8plfes ed)te erlaubt. Ste
aGen tetn oaar brett benr, ibnen buro bic Gon
tuition susefanbenen1 Hehte ab unb piiroen es aud, in
8esue auf bic tScal>8anfbia bebauptet haben, nenr
pe Orittbeile Der beoen dufer su @unen cerfelber
aeltimmt bdtten 9lein tper bepadt bic Heprdenta,
ten oes 8oltes, baB fle fIh ntdt 8eeintrdhtgunsen
unIerer Sreibetten erl1uben - Wer oerbinoert fle
oaran, tpenn e ld unterfansen bic @runbpfeer u,ts
ferer 9aepublf su erhttern llnb cem gclfe etn Sod
auf Den aeen su broen, peldes baiIebe ME arbers,
oers als Der prdGbent, peruOse letner etpsepaft?
Il lq8enn es Hotbpeubis it, baB ber prdbeut in iener
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

unb uuperfanbeuen 0teGsaatirn Sn etnem 1eoen 1cIs
T,er BsbmutR IT, @ntiasuna, bon pol. itiOen gd,mers
,en unO laucfen &lasen, poG setduider btnter9an9>
ener DerGadter, cOer mas drser it, oca ME oertanoes
ner SebnIuht. stGetn in bem SoerSen etnes olten
Sums9eeen lte9t its ais bic oLte Sbeoter9oroerobe
ieiner eeSpelten NauscCmSoe. Bas bel oem rpeiblts
d,en @efalehte g dtd 1aG lit, it BET tem mdnnlte
den 9 duGb. greiltdb 1T es audi ba nttt tmner
Sdidia[, urO piele GrauenSmmer, bic sn iehr ndble
beoenten bloB in tbrcr u9eno nidt naB bic Ndod1en
tpie bic 8dume lIno je nebr ste 1T threm 6rnhn9e
aussehla9en oetc n,ebr feben ie I'M oerbte BON fld
abfdlIen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17

ad5t be1drdnft anb eebunben ei 70 it es bii9, rOena
d Der GonereB dbuliden 8efhrdn tun9en unterperfen
mir atf Der anoern lofen, unb bauen cine SduBmauer
oeaeu permcntItde Ginsriffe lit unfere Treibeit BON
ISeen oes 9rdIoenten, tpdbreuO mir ben Darm, Der
lin ber Contribution uneren Heprdfentanten 9eest it,
enretfeu, 1no bic Tlutben Der 9ritOtratie amnt cem
Shla1nte bes @tgenuuses unc Der oerriudt uber uns
Ihereiubrehen la11en.
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OecQepbs Gerb6r iru auf tcn 81. EieFf,
su Utica, inn Staat Staat 9tcrzyrrf, rlncn snon9
nebntcn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1841-09-17
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04
STEAMBOAT DESTROYED BIZ FIRE


STEAMBOAT DESTROYED BIZ FIRE
One Hundred and Ssrsaly-ashl Lirrs Lost!
By the eastern Nal yesterday morning, We
have received The following account Of The des
iruciion Of the Steamboat Erie By fire, and The
loss Of one hundred and seveuty.eight lives
The steamer Ere, commanded BY Captain II
tns left Buffalo on Monday afternoon at hall past
; o'clock, for Chicago, having, as tie captain
Eupposes, about two hundred persons on board
besIdes the crew. She had taken IL considsra'
bic cargo, destined Tor the various ports on the
lakes, among which was supply Of materials,
paints, vanshes, &c, belonging 10 some phiu-
lsTs, Who were among the passengers.
A caTboy containing Varnsh was broken about
O'Clock, on the boiler deck, having either burst
with tbs heat, or been dashed in pieces by the
motion Of the steamer, for the wind end waves
were high, and the liquid being scattered on al
sides, the vessel was suddenly developed in
lames,so SERGE and scotchng aud spreading With
such rapldity, thai most OF the persons on board,
unable TO face them, leaped into the water. The
steamer De Wit Clinton had left Buffalo not
long before the Ere, and had stopped ut Dun
kifA. Seeing The Etc on fee, the captain Of the
De W.T. Clinton made haste to come 10 her assis-
lance, and saved twenty.seyen persons, among
whom were the captain and ose Of the crew. One
crIhem was a female, lady Of MeadvIlle, IN
Pennsylvania, who owed her safety to a lie pre-
server her husband and child were drowned.--
No other female, though there we're many on
board, was rescued.
The carboy Of yarnsh was on part OF the deck
Immediately over the furnace. The captalH had
once cnvsed il to be removed, bat for SEINE rea-
son or other the painters had replacedI;. Obssr'
wing this he was about 10 give orders 10 remove
it a second tune wheR he was called aft, and be.
fore he returned the vessel was in flames.
The number Of passengers is matter Of conjec-
ture only. Several persons had slaId over TO 60
on board oi tho steamboat, aud so crowded had
she become that an hour or two before her depar.
iure /, had become necessary TO decline receiving
any more. Seventy persons went on board flhe
Erie from the American Hotel alone. None Of
the names Of the passengers have come 10 our
knowledge.
The flames consumed the boat down 10 the
waters edge The captain Of the DE VIII Clinton
made an attempt TO tow her into Buffalo, but she
vent immediately under water. The little band
Of survivors arrived at Buffalo on Tuesday NOR
ming.
Few of the passengers when driven by the
flames into tho lake had limo 10 take with them
any thing TO support theG IN the water.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

GNIN AND FREEMAN

Lttit.be borne in mind that the Democratic anti.
Bond candidates GwlN and FRrEMAN will address
the people Of this County IT Nashville on Tuesday
next, and in this city on the day following. 1t is
earnestly hoped that the citizens of the county gen
orally OF all parties will attend these meetings. They
are both cogent reasnncrs, sound and able debaters
and completely masters OF the subjects to b. dis
cussed.
It's understood that Mr. Hughes the Wig can
diJae for Attorney General will accompany them
The other candidates on the State ticket will not
be able 10 be here during the oanyaSA
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Liabilities Of those who take
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The Law Is, and so the Courts decide, that a
person 10 whom paper IS sent is responsible Tor the
payment if he receive the paper, or make use of il
even lhoughhe never subscribed for it. Ills duty
in such case, not To take the paper from the cice
or place where il is left but TO notiI, The publisher
that he does not wish for it. fpapers are sent to
tost. Office, Store, Tavern, other place, and are
not taken by the person 10 whom they are sent The
Post Master Store or Tavern keeper, &c. respon-
sbe for The payment unless he immediately gives
notice, 10 the publisher, that they are moi taken
from the office or place where they are sent.
Extract from the Post. Office Regulations, page
50, section lls "ln every instance in which pa
pers that to your office are not taken out by the
person To whom they are sent, you Will give imnc.
date notice OF it to the publisher, adding the rea-
sons, fknown why the papers are not taken OUT
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-09-04

Tie sosld If Democratic JOY and irlmPa IS
heard on every haad-t fills ne w-o.e and AMI
comes booming on every breeze. Tue veto
the glorious ve,o has Frightened Up the coan'e-
uaaces ofolr friends, and with one voice and
with one heart they are ready 10 eyc.am, " our
country is saved--God bless John Tyler. and
may lie i've a thousand years" The democratic
press is filled with eloquent effls0us on the 10y
Gus occasion. We take the following from the
Hunisy c Democfa, as a sample:
TnE BAsE BILL IS VIToED. The Constitution
IS Dreserrsd uCL0isie the National character q,
riad.caisd THE name Of John Tyisr Is redeemed
and gioriGsd! Principle has tri1mphsd orer PO,rer
-morallty orcr n0ney-i individual honor Orer party
rorUpti0R,he taiih Of me people orsr The treaeh,
~ Of a factiCn The hysra Is crushsd--ihe people
ore Isred! Let the democracy rgoice
Read the Seio-hsng II up in your aouse--prs
serve il as family heirloom. |, IS shield TO
the naton-it is monument Of honor to lis eu-
lhor-t Is a glorious illustration Of democratic
principle ltadds still brighter luslre 10 the fame
Of Nrglnia--t IS a ode.slar, which will direct
those who may hereafter pilot the uat'ona. vesseI;
and will preserve from the shoals, the quick
sands, and the mnels.roms which bese, It's course.
Let US rejoice, because of our deliverance, the
maintenance of our principles, the salvation Of
the constitution. Let US rejoice because the fell
hopes Of federalism are blasted, and the baneiul
influence Of foreign bankers is fotesiael. Let
US relJlce in honor Of the man, who, like his IL
lustrious prototype, Andrew Jackson, has display
ed the virtue which money cannot corrupt and the
courage which power cannot iptmldate
The Veto illustrates that moral sublimiiy, which
dlgnifes and exats the name of Mr. Tyler far
more than any earthly title could--not excepting
that of President of the United States. 1t exhib'
its the tirmncss consistency, integrity, and cour'
age of the old Roman who preferred defeat to a
triumph by treschery. Let the Wings revlIe and
prosecute him as they wlIl--they cannot injure
his fame 1t is sanctfed by the blessings Of
Patriots, Of Democrats, of the good men of all
parties. The Wings elected him as an Anti
Bank canddalewhat else could they expect Of
an honorable mani
Read and comment for yourselves, Democrats.
Our cup of Joy is filled, and we cannot wait for
sentiments.