Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1843-09-02

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Fsssnialvos Of the peoplsi The "aposIls
Of Democfacy''s.tllg man whose anilbank
OPINIONS arc now appealed 10 by lhoao
who applaud velocs Of bank -.v delIool,
Momsli Jq6svson
What party, In 1910, gave tho nation
q financial instrument, which experience
and war had made them 400 We could not
Dispense WITH Il was the Republican
party In q body They who opposed !
we're sligmaiiEed as fedoralisis, MI
Madison, The acknowledged oracle, then
and now, Of iitulionaI and State rights
doctrine, sanctioned II, convinced by the
enlightenment Of time, that his objections
ofi70i should DO abandoned. 80 OF Mr.,
Clay, who, In the severe lessons OF tho
war, which 10 speedily followed his vote
ofi8ii, saw decisive reasons for chan
gng his early opinion. Mr.. Calhoun,
now the groat philosophers Of State rights,
TOO Gas he uvers) tho leading part IN tho
measure, and was The says ''the father"
Of a child whose bastardy he now wishes
70 establish, in common with that Of most
other OF bis political offspring. General
Jackson again and again intimated that
no could supply the plan Of perfectly
constitutional United States Rank. Ills
scheme (see his first message) was TO in
crease the capital to so millions, and make
the States stockholders in proportion 10
their federal representation. we need
scarcely say, that he was in favor of
bank as unconstitutional as any ever pro-
posed. We might easily refer to what
fastsns Mr.. Van Buren, as bank MAN.
his joining in an application for one al
Albany; but about his opinions, which ey-
cry body knows 10 express nothing but
the supposed expedency Of the hour;
the probability that this or that opinion
will be most to his interest-it is hardly
worth while to argue.
But the assumption OF State debts is an
other iavorite matter Of so-called Demo
cratic denunciation, Of late. Have the
Wings adopted such a measure? No. {
Then they must surely have proposed
such measure? Never. Who then has
committed this awful crime against the
Constitution Oh, only Mr.. Jefferson a
gain, the apostle-aforesaid; who Gas Mr. c
Cost Johnson has already shown) passed t
a.law, in 1903, paying out Of the FEEDER
aliTreasury, something great deal worse n
than State debts-namely the debts oil i
private citizens to British merchants o
debts almost entirely contracted for indi-
vidual purposes, and amounting to about
two and half millions Of dollars. For
the proofs q nd particulars the reader need
only refer 10 Mr.. Johnson's second letter
of State Assumption published in the Ma
tional Intellgencer Of last spring.
-. These are refreshing little extracts
from the history Of the Immaculate, the
infallibility the Constitutional party, that
is always loudest about the Constitutions.
when il is violating it the most; and even
when il wrings its widowed hands and
weeps most ostentatiously over that ''la-
mented" instrument, would shed far sim
cerer tears If i, could suddenly be brought
TO life again. In comparison with this
party and its connubial fidelity to what
It is always grieving over, the wife Of
Bath was tender TO her living lord, and
che Widow Of Ephesus true to her dead
one.
We have some thoughts of preparing
an tltuSkEHtCu UUuy W AAaSeOi'SNi v"
tracts for the young Democracy" like
the above, it will be excellent to give them
exact ideas Of the heroes of their party,
and some ofthe leading constitutional ex-
ploits OF Tom jefferson, Andrew Jackson,
Tom Benton, John c. Calhoun, Dick
johnson, Martin Van Buren,, James Buch-
ansn, and many more. We should, Of
course, cite the Embargo and Gunboat
systems, the purchase Of Louisiana, the
force bill, the proclamation, the suspen-
sion Of habeas corpus two months after
the battle of New Orleans, expunging,
the removal Of the deposites, the standing
army projected in 1889, the economies of
the Jacksonian administrations, and a
few ether such examples fit to breath in
10 the soul Of young Locofocoism that de-
voted, that superstitions attachment to :
the gospel Of our political salvation, which
the fathers and elders OF that faith have -
90 unfortunately displayed. Richmond
Whig. =
An engineer in Pittsburg has abducted
from her home q Miss Power. He found in :
har haautv we supposc. a new notivel