Louisville messenger. (Louisville, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-03-11

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h0uiboin President, md sspIy Ia
claim. Ike llieAr, tho riaims ~ nn NJ.
di'idIal, and liis feelings Afe nsigni.
ilonni considerations -hnd " il lmfdlt
dotOrus offepnblioan 10 lifgu tlom,-.
Eton unjof The ndU nistfallGn " SIC
Tyler plncoi ny llio copsliiuOon IN
TIC cb,ol pagistfacy, uobachcd ny NJ
pariy, unhaoaod ny tic moral iudu-
eucs ~ dtcct popular cholcG-l tram.
molled y his cnlangle'upm and ian.
ciod oh igetlots ton party which took
him up without regard 10 principle
that lhey might successfully lo, aud
WHO hue ond per oculo becu'o they
found him too honest 10 be- pat ~ their
base uscs-~n man not of picsoin uoht
ability, and whose mistake, have 10
u grcM degree coubtcryniled his good
ihtcntion--tho country has been say.
ed by n Southern President IN spite
Of a wing ma jorty- from The embrace
Of a National Bank--and from the
continuance Of distribution robbery,
side by side with Tarilf robbery -
long pending difficulties have been
settled ; harrassing disputes honora-
bly, adjusted aud tranquilliztdi and
the history Of the present cabinet, and
what is done, will be highly honora-
bic to "a Southern Administration.
How much more have we Tot a right
TO hope and TO promise under the Ad-
minis ration of a Southern man, bred
up In the strictest republican school,
the triumphant champions of the doc.
trines of'98, of whose Democratic
orthodoxy,no man whispers doubt
pledged 10 all our principles, and his
pledges ubundantly made good in ac-
lion-with US on all the points where
tie present adminislrationcomes short
Of the Republican mark, settlcdin his
convictions Of right and duty BY long
study, active service, and ripe expert
ence,- of proved pre-emincnce in
executive ability, Of pure and noble
elevation of character, which would
dignity the proudest earthly station,
and commands the reverent homage
of all Observation-Disclosures by
personal 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 Re-
publican chieftains, and to secure for
the operations of his cabinet the Re-
publican energy of master spirit,
and the harmonious cooperation and
discipline, the want of which and the
prurIent ambition, of insubordnate
imbecility brought odium and disas-
ter upon Mr.. VAN BuRENs govern
ment, as for instance in the standing
army project.
With such man at the helm we
may expect broad and liberal views,
the direct and firm and confident
meeting of every difficulty, and the
earnest and effective management Of
every great question of foreign and
domestic policy-and that with the
lights of the past upon the path OF re-
form and progress, his march will be
onward with the unwavering direct
ness of settled conviction-with the
confidence of truth-with generous
confidence on the abiding nobleness
Of the popular Simpathies, and with
the successful prompiitudc of action
which springs from the intuition Of
genius. Is the South unjust to others
or Oregon for itself, or forgctful of is
duty TO the common cause, or the
rights of the universal party, if while
Ulysses and Ajax, are disputing and
urging their respective merits, we
can show that the line of Pe1eus is
not extinct, and bring this Achilles
from our tent, and claim of him the
shield.-CharleSton Mercury.
TThe representatives of the late