The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
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He WAR ON THE PRESIDENT.

THE w AH ON iHE EhESNDG XIV IL
The cOrrvpl and Aagnous newspaper press
of Wall street, with ,her few affiliated o'gaas
Of infamy throughout the country, continue to
pour their cu,ses, loud aud deep, upon me
Chief Magistrate, because he has arrested,
by Constitutional exercise oi his power one
Of the most nelariOus schemes Of public spoil
aion, that ever was eD9sndered IN 'he o'a'e
Prison or FenHenuaty.
The ,erulsof reproach applied 10 Mr. ly-
lor are most vs and most deoaslng. wretch
TRAITOR .coward,' renegade base, 'uh-
principled," are all applied to the President
of the Republic, without stint and without
mercy, hv the very basest and vllest scoun-
drels that ever, by acclde0l, purchased mo
command Of free presS. For II IS remark
able fact that in the coniederacy OF newspaper
editors, who thus emulate the reputation ana
bsssness Of Marar, there are to he found mur'
derers, tuellIets, bankrupt', blackiegs, u0'ers,
and men Of every species OF lnlamy anG oil
wee.
Bv the violence of these parlizans, those
dIIeraceInI scenes, exhibiting the etilgy .burn-
lugs of the President, have been principally
stimulated and fulnsuled' Six or seVen to"ns
in the Western States have been disgraced by
these dcmoral,zing scsles, aud the EDITORS
who have stinG sled sscb outbreaks only Say,
ain fact such things are very improper"
What 10 the real cSpSe OF all this atroclouS
ou,cry? THIS new species Of moral waH Ih's
effort to disgrace aud cslumnlate tho PresI-
denll
Merely because he refuses to give hI" as
sent to the creauou Of great National BANK
Is there any feature IN the character OF an
institution Of this kind that should create such
an uproar?
There IL many,
The last United State. Bank, after che
quered existence, has just H.ade Is hna' eX>
posion, ara Ieh behlnd il a charactertOr IN"
fanny, y,lla.ny, fraud and ignorance, that can
not be paraIleIed, except we look '"'o the his
torv of The M,ss,sslppi scheme in Franco. or
the South Sea scheme in England. During
the laut twelve years. n" institution has ever
done more ~ Jury To the morals, character, IN
teurlly, and happiness Of country, that bank
has done TO the Uul,ed States, Ii has LAVISH
ed the hoorst property of the orphan, the w'd-
ow, The old and the voung, upon vast schemes
of corruption, speculation, stocklobbmg, ana
decentralization. II has corrupted the press;
corrupted the eg,sialare-corup'ed the sem
ale; corrupted The beach corrupted The pull
pit-couup ped every avenue Of human life and
existence. The whole amount Of lts vast cap
usI. equal to 3500O,O0O dollars, have been
expended on these wicked schemes OF fraud
and corruption The Eho|e state system OF
banks has been corrupted, by the example and
influence of that Q'Csnuc prostitute. II VIII
take wears on wears far the country 10 recover
her mornls, and her integrity; her reputation
a, home and abroad, fem tue wicked ems
braces and influence Of Ina, baHk.
Yet, IN tho tste Of oil this v'ckedness,
there is a small portion Of, desperate men and
politicians, who cIamor for another bank 10
plunIs,; and because I'm Tyler has tho NOR
al courage to refuse his assent 10 such
scheme, they denounca him by every vile
name, and burn him in efiigy at every cross
road
Let them do go; the people Of free coun>
.ry will SEQ thst justice be done him.
The U. S. & GREAT BRITAIN; THEIR Po-