The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-06-15

ana althlui puDllc services The appreciation OF ms
constituents and reelection when he desires it.
! BY DIR. Nottingham, I'd Vice President The prin-
cipes of Jeferson-they viii find friend
where freedom has a yotary.
BY Nj w Fisher, Sd Vice President The health
Of Hill Carter, Esq-he came among US a stranger
\ but his gentlemanly department commanded re-
spec; we could not however, surrender attach
ment TO our long tried and fathfu repre- sentative,
to elect him TO seat IN the House Of Representa-
tives of the United States
BY DR., w. A. Thomas 4th Vice President: The
Hon John c. Calhoun-pure in principle exalted in
patriotism, colossal IN mind, America has proud
er name
! by VIM. Harmanson John Tyler--a true patriot;
his principles the in the Presidential chair
that they were in the Senate chamber-happy will
the country be to obtain him for the next President
by Alex. L. Gray Virginia Abstractioniss !"
-derlded by northern fanatics and southern Fede-
ralists, but ever to be found doing battle in defence
of the Constitution and Republican Liberty.
BY N. 5. Gofiigon A protective tariii-a dis
guised tax upon southern industry
! BY o. Gofgon: The Upshur pills--a sovereign
remedy for Bolts.
| BY Robert b. Nottingham the Hon. Henry A.
Wse-the advocate Of southern rights and southern
principles. the man who has met his foes with
fearless disregard OF consequences.
BY w. ii. Parker: District No. like Vrg-
ma Magistrate, right gives judgment; right or
wrong, gives Wise judgment.
BY V. A. Nottingham: Aboltion-one of the
worst deusions OF an extravagant age; the bayonet
may cure when all other arguments have failed.
BY N. p Fitchett: The Hon. John Calhoun
the great champion Of States Rights the only dis
tnguished statesman Of the age whom the voice OF
private calumny has meyer dared to assa
BY John H. Parker Northamplon-the hospitable
county.
By John W. Williams The Hon. Henry A. Wise
may he not desert his constituents before the end
of his term, and compel them TO elect man unable
to defend their peculiar rights and interests.
! By John A. Smkins States rights and State re-
medies-our only safeguard against unjust Federal
legislation
BY Hamilton s. Neale Abel p Upshur and Hen
ry A. Wise--champons of States Rights shall the
sold Dominion" fear for her sovereignty while she
calls them her SONS;
! BY w. J. Gofigon: The memory ofPatrck Hen
ry-he whose mighty eloquence gave the first i'm
pulse to the ball of the American Revolution
| By Geo. Z. Fitchett John c. Calhoun Of South
Carolina, and John Tyler, of Virginia-working to-
geher for the benefit of the people, like religion and
true Democracy, aiming at the good of mankind
may they continue hand in hand, to cultivate the
Jefersonian faith, until mature and perfect result
is produced.
BY w. S. Upshur: The MEANS whatever they may
be, by which the South can be united, and present
one unbroken front against the mad and mischievous
schemes of northern abolitionists.
BY Robins Mapp: The Hon. Henry A. Wse-a
disciple of Jefferson; works bear testimony to his
faith.
BY w. II. Williams John Quincy Adams-once
man, twice child and now demon
By l.. J. Goffigon Henry A. Wise" An honest
, mans the noblest work of God" faithful public
servant he has been, and thus may he ever be.
BY j. J. l.. Upshur: The people of Northampton
twas once esteemed high and ennobling privilege
to be able to say with truth, 81 am Roman citi-
;, zen;" mine is loftier boast, for proudly say
am Vrgnan, born in old northampton.
By F. J. Gofigon Henry A. Wise and Abel P
Upshur-success attend them.
By p. S, Bowdoin John Tyler-an honest man
who will not be driven from his principle by party
, faction.
By S. Wilkins Virginia, the first State in the
Unlon-N orhampton, the best county-and Henri,
A WISE the best representative.
BY X. }. Ayres The Hon. Henry A. Wise-the
people of the cid Yorktown district know him to be
honest and faithful, and will ever trust him.
By ID. Warren -
"Tippecanoe and Tyler too,'
Wise and Upshur, they will do
By E. r. Waddey John Tyler-honest and fear
: less, he deserves his countrys warmest gratitude
: by h. w. Nottingham: Monopoe--the offspring
OF royal iavortlsm and arstocraica oppression, they
! are incompatible with The spirit of free institu
+ tons
BY Doctor Thorn A general convention of the
slave-holdlng States-the only means of preserving
Southern rights against the encroachments Of Moth
ern fanaticism.
BY NJ w Fisher: Our absent friend, John L. Up
shur-with US in feeling though absent in person.
} BY Doctor Nottingham The hasmony of Demo-
cratic editors III fares the flock if shepherds wran-
gle when the wolf is nigh"
BY John Nottingham Ultra Wings and ultra
Democrats-both nconsi tent; may they soon be
/ awakened 10 the true faith.
| BY Hiram Griffith Henry A. Wise-the race OF
small men and small things shall pass away and be
forgotten, but his name and memory shall live among
us.
BY the President Cat the request of many mem
bers of the board y the Hon Caleb Gushing states
man enlightened far above his years, representa-
tive Of the greatest ability and industry, ripe schol
ar, Northern man far above sectional prejudces,
and a friend to the South, because friend to the
Union and Constitution; thank our Virginia Pre-
sident for rewardng his merits with the important
miss ION TO China.