Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-08-20

linn was Secretary ol th0 'sai'y W.
inv the administration Of Gen. Wa~sning. /;
on' md that heand his part, never re-
irouished their object, shall now pro,
coed to shew, by rC.,erence to the record,
referring YOU ir.rher information to the
''corresPon. aence" and "annals" OF Ihom-
rs JET .erson, volume ", pages 446, 449'
A5c, 470. 474, 467, 500, SOC, from which
INV Information is derived Having gone
70 New Yok in March 1870, to enter on
the Office OF Secretary Of State, Mr. JET
terson SAYS: 81 cannot describe the won
derS modification which the table con.
versa,ions filled me. Politics were the
chiet topic, aud preference OF :klngty
over Republican government was evident
" the iavorite sentiment Hamlltous
financial system had then passed. II had
two objects: Isl. as a puzzle to exclude
poDuIar understanding and inquiry; "a,
as machine for the corruptlon OF the 'e-
q,sla,ures.D IL know we'll and so mus,
be- understood, that nothing like majority
in Congress had yielded TO TINS corrupt
ion.n "Bu, division, not very unequal
had already taken placer ''eetween the
parties STYLED republican aud federal
The latter being monarchisis in principle,
adhered 10 Hamilton OF course, as their.
leader in that principle. and This merce-
nary phalanx added to them, insured him
ALWAYS a majority in both Houses; so that
the whole action of the Legislature was
now under the direction of the Trea.
ury. Still the machine was not complete
The etfec. Of the funding system aud o.
the assumption would be temporary J"
"some engine more permanent must be
con,riyed, while these myrmldons were
vet in place to carry it through al! oppo"
si,ion," and mark beseech you>my coun-
men, This ENGINE WAS THE
BANK OFTHE UNITED STATES!
So it appears upon authority no less un-
Questionable than Thomas Jefferson, he
erea, head Of the Republican or State
Rights party, that q Bank of the United
States was first projected by Alexander
Hamilton, the head of the Monarchisls,
carried through both Houses Of Congress
by The combined agency Of money and
monarchy, for the express purpose of act
ing as an "engine" to snbvert The Repub-
lie and establish g Monarchy! Yet you
are now called upon, to vote for some who
are now candidates 10 represent you 10
Congress, ut ume when, ii Is proposed
10 re.cstablsh this very "englne" an en-
larged scale, without knowing whether
thev are for against lNie tuensarS. Nay
YOU are called upon TO vote for several,
called State Rights men, who have gwen
YOU no little reason to fear that they are
friendly to this permanent engine tor the
corruption OF the Legislature! % you
not hear them saying that we cannot get
along without Bank? Do you no, hear
comp!imenting that compromising dema>
cogue, that abolilioaisl Of 1897, that an
cient cnemy of eAeIy Southern principle,
and every Southern intereqt-'hA' arch
champion OF the Tariff and the Bank
Henry Clay? Do you see and hear all
this? and have you no fears that there
NAV be some traitors TO your principles
willing TO mount into power along with
CLAY and the Bank, oyer the prostIateC
Constitution and pcTishing liberties o
your country
But TO the Record: Mr., Jefferson
stnes, on the morning of October the LIST
1902, in a Convention with Gen. Wash
incton, then president THE Pressed doub,
whether there were ten men 10 the Cnile'
States of ans eminence favourable I
transforming the Government into mon
.arahy. IL told him. says Mr.. Jefferson
s'thuugh the people were sound, Their
were a numerous sect who had monarch
in contemplation; that the Secretary c
The Treasury was one Of these. That
lad heard him say, that this Constiimio
qcas a shilly shally thing of mere milk an
tGaier, lpaich could not last, and ,cdS onl
good as step TO SOMETHING BET
TER" lcould give many more extract
10 prove the existence OF party Of mon
.arcbists. Bat deem il unnecessary.
shall conclude by warning you that NOR
archists decentralization party still exists
and IT'S objects are still the same. II
who goes !or liberal construction, an
implied powers, a Bank and other favoriI
doctrines and measures Of the FederaIist'
IS a FederGlist in practice, whatever
may think Of himself, or may wish
make others think of him. Whoeve
wishes 10 be smuggled into power, wit
his sentiments upon important question
concealed from any portion Of his cor
stituency, however small, is 10 republican
Against all such, warn you. Let m
entreat you, to look to it, The Republi
is 10 danger. The doctrine of a Strio
construction, our Iayorite doctrine, is Il
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