Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-03-04

insignificant consideraJions---andi j, lie hard
~ decerus or republican to urge them :
Even under the administration Of Mr.. L y
lcr-placed by the constitution IN th'
chief magis,racy, unbacked by party, un
backed by the moral inf fence OF drec
popular choice -trammeiled by his en-
iangelmen, and lancied obligations TO
party which took him up without regard t
principle that they might successfully lie
and who hate and persecuie because they
found him too honest TO be put to their base
ufes-a man not OF pre-emineni ability
and whose mistakes have 10 a great degree
counteryaIled his good intention-the coun'
try has been saved by Southern Presi.
dent in spite of Wing ma ori,y-irom The
embrace o, a National Bank-and from
The continuance of distribution robbery,
side by side with Tariff robbe'y;-loDg
D, nGiug difficulties have been settled har-
RAISING disputes honorably adjusted and
,ranquilized and the history OF the pres
ent cabinet, and what is done, will be high
~ honorable t. southern Administrator.
How mach more have we not right 10
hope and 10 premise under The admluisIr4-
!iJn II SuatIic.n tIan, bred Up IN The
&" CT" rypo..ic.a hool, The triumpha 1
u III o. - M 'i:li, ut rs, OF hose
Do" CT y uI man wii,Pv.v =
J"ubt-- pie"ee II. our princi ,le-, and
his pledges .nuant'y made good in &C
tion--Wilh us on ali the points where the
the present admInislI alton comes stort OF
The Republican mark, settled in his con.
vIctions of right and duty BY long study, ac-
tive service, and ripe experence,-of prov
ed pre- eminence in executive ability, OF a
pure aud noble elevation of charact ter,
which would dignity the proudest earthly
station, and commands the reverent hom-
age of all arties,--unemharrassed BY per-
sonal obligations or the ties Of old official
connection, but free to select a cabinet
worthy OF himself and of the party, from
the brilliant array OF Republican chief
tains, aud TO secure Tor the operations of his
cabinet the Republican energy of a mas
ter spirit, and The harmonious cooperation
and discipline, the want OF which and the
prurient ambition Of insubordnate imbe.
Getty brought odium and disaster upon
Mr.. VAN BUREN'S government, as for
instance in the standing army project.
With such a man at the helm we may ex-
pect broad and liberal views. the direct and
firm and confident meeting of every diff
Guilty, and the earnest and effective man.
agement of every great question Of foreign
and domestic policy-and that with the
lights Of the past upon the path Of reform
and progress, his march will lie onward
with the unwaverg dreclness of settled
convictlon-with the confidence of truth
with generous confidence on the aoi.
ding noteness Of the popular synpathies
and with the successful prompiitude ofsc.
ton which springs from the intuition OF
genius. Is The south unjust to Others, or
arrogant for itself, or fofget(ul of its duty
10 the common cause, or the rights Of
he universal party, if while Ulysses and
AJAX are disputlng and urging their re.
'pective merits, we can show that the line
'f Peleus is not extinct, and bring this
Achilles from our tent, and claim OF him
he shield ?-Charleston Mercury.