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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
MODERN POLITICS.

Captain Solomon Jumper, Of the schooner
'Two Politics." gives long account Of his poIis-
ical bringing up, the and substance Of which
is as follows
Snow, have shown you what my origin is,
and what has been my political education
Flashing tonian my mothers side, and Jrgcrso-
nian on my fathers side; and experience has
since taught me that the true and safe course for
self is to go lie Jegersonian till matters get into
trouble, and then fall back for the sake of the
country upon lie Uashingtonian principles : just
as General Jackson did when the modern .Jeferso-
mans talked of Estate rights" and "the lost rights
IF Tie Stafes," and got things riled up that
Notification began to work and then he fell back,
and with his hickory fetched it true Washinglo-
man wipe over the nose, that left scar to It's dy-
ing day. So please to say to tie mir'd and I'm
mir'd democrocy, am JeflersoBian till trouble
comes, and then Washingtonian to correct and
ward off the evil.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
AUGUSTA ELECTION.
Congress. House of Dele gates.
95s 300 s25 ITO 734

There was no opposition to JOHN Ii. PEYroN,
Esq, for the Senate.
Well-the Election is over, with all its nspiri,-
ing hopes and thrilling excitoments, and we are
miserably beaten. We have not yet received the
returns from the whole district, but enough is
known to satisfy us that we are routed, "horse,
foot, and Dragons" Rockingham has given a
majority of near 900 against us, and Shenandoah
about ROCKVILLE to meet these, we have but $50
(report says) from Hardy. 30 from Rockbridge,
and 6i0 from Augusta. Pendleton, from all ac-
counts, is stand oiF-so the majority against us
is over 700. That we should ever, indeed, have
INDUCED hope of success, under the merciless
load imposed upon us by Gerrymandering Lee
gislature, may seem strange even to ourselves,
and is only to be referred to the inspiring nlnen-
ces of good cause, and an able advocate. But
tue struggle is overland it now becomes us to
bear our defeat like men.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
From the HALLMARK american.
DEMOCRACY AND LIBERTY.

This is the title ofan article in the Democratic
Review, by U. A. BRowNsoN. The name of this
gentleman will be recolec,ed in connection with
certain disorganzing doctrines proclaimed by
HIM In 1910. ltgives us pleasure to find that re-
tecton and experience, since that period, have
not been without benefit to him. Abandoning
the destructive motto, Liberty against Order, he
now substitutes the practical formula, LbGrtu on
~ in and through order.
The article in the review gives utterance TO
some sound and wholesome rebukes to that rad
zeal spirit OF the age which, under the name of
democracy, threatens to confound all elements of
society and government. "Liberty without the
guarantees of Authority says Mr.. Brownson,
"would be the worst Of tyrannes.'
But our present purpose, in abiding to this
gentleman and his essay, is to quote passage
bearing with direct application upon the Rhode
Island question. There some things in Mr.
Brownson's disquisition to which our assent
gould not be yielded; but the following passage
expresses view which will meet the concur
renee ofmost minds that think clearly and accu-
rately on the subject referred to:
democracy is construed with us to mean the
sovereignty ofthe people as the body polite; and
the sovereignty of the people again is so con-
strued that ii becomes almost impossible to draw
any line of distinction between the action of the
people legally organized the State, and the ac-
ton OF the people as mob. The people, in a
legal or political sense. properly speaking, have
no existence, no entity, therefore no rights, no
sovereignty; save when organized into the body
polite; and their action is legitimate only when
done through the forms which the body itself has
prescribed. Yet we have seen it commended, and
to an alarming extent, that the people even out
side and independent OF the organizations exist as
much as in it, and are as sovereign; and that
maJorlty-aye, bare majority counted by them
selves-of the inhabitants of any given territory,
have the right, if dissatisfied with the existing or
ganism, to come together, informally, without
any reference to existing authorities and institute
new form OF government, which shall hgifim-
afey supersede the old, and to which all the in
habitants of the territory shall owe allegiance!
Admit this doctrine, and we ask our friends who
have, we must believe, hastily and without re-
lection adopted it, what distinction they would
make between the people and a mob"
in The course of the essay MIR. BRowNsoN as
suInes certain positions in an open frank manner
which must be somewhat startling TO his former
uiira-democratic associates. He declares that
universal suffrage and popular sovereignty are
no guarantees OF good government; that they az
lord IN themselves no security for the rea! enioy-
ment OF the blessings Of freedom. We have not !
room at present for further exposition of his !
views set forth in this rather remarkable disouisi
ton; it grapples with principles which lie deep /
within our political organization.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
GENERAL VAN nENssELAERs STATEMENT

We invite the public attention to the state
mcnt Of the Veteran Solomon Van Rensselaer,,
touching his removal as postmaster at Albany.
II will be seen that the General threatens a
disclosure as to- tho views of MIR. Tyler, on
the bank question, as expressed by'him subse-
Captain Tyler and his guard must look ou1
or they will get worse cutting up than he
gave to the dusky forces of LITTLE Turtle
at the battle of tho Nliamis, in 1921. The Ole
General never draws his sabre but with eli;
fect-.Nec York Commercial.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
MOVEMENT IN PENNSYLVANIA.

The Locofoco members of the Legislature of
Pennsylvania, previous to its adjournment, met
in caucus, and adopted resolutions expressive OF
preference for Mr.. BUCHANAN as the Democrat
ic candidate for the next Presidency, and recon-
mending that the National Convention assemble
at Baltimore in May 1914, the delegates not to be
elected by Congressional districts. They call a
Democratic State Convention to meet OF the 18th
of March next, to appoint delegates to the Nation
al Convention and nominate electoral ticket
and Candidate for Governor Of the State.
Nat. Int.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1843-05-04
FOR THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
TO Il ii Il PU BLIC.
ALBANY. April 9th, 1913.

ALBANY. April 9TH, 1913.
My recent removal from the Office of post
master in this city constrains me, in justice to
myself, my family aud friends, to publish
PLAN and concise statement of facts.
For the present | shall not notice the vile
attack Of the Madisonian, and much less the
Journal of Commerce; but call the particu-
lar attention of the public to the following let
tor Had | complied with their wishes
should have escaped the animadverson of
those papers and kept my office.
], who have never been an agent for any
newspaper, and have relraned from politics
during my present and former appointment, to
be asked to force twenty-three postrnasers
in this county to the support of a newspaper
in favor of John Tyler-and report those who
would not comply-for removal! Those post
masters my friends, who aided to elect me
twice to Congress the first time without OPP
position, the second. (when opposed) by an
overwhelming majority. They ought TO have
known me better. ! treated the letter with
contempt, and never answered it.
may as we'll state in this place that never
had any notice from the Post Office Depart
ment that was to be or was removed The
first intimation | had was from Mr.. WATSON
who called abou: week before the close oil
the quarter, and showed me a communication
from the Post Master General, informing him
that he was appointed postmaster in this city
and directing him to send on the necessary
bonds, when his commission should issue.
told Mr. w. that should not give up the of
flee unless had directions to do so, and ad
vised him to apprise the Post Master General
TO that effect. Late in the afternoon OF 3ls
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me. | at once determined to give up the of
flee, and did so that night, although the Pos,
Master General had not condescended to write
me on the subject. When removed by Mr.
Van Buren,, had fourteen days notice TO call
in my accounts. and close the business ofmy Of
flee but on this occasion had not four hours