Holly Springs gazette., 1843-01-06

emu eF"tt1tf0B OF the ooicuS Sub reaSu-
ry and iniquitous Standing Army Schemes.
and the final consignment of them and their
authors 10 the tomb Of the Capulets" are
fresh IN the memory of the people. BY the
unoought snffrages of millions of his coua-
trymen, the patriotic and beloved farmer of
North Bend was called from the shades of
retirement to fill the executive chair of the
Nation. We rejoiced in the dawn of a pro-
pitlous day-one that promised US bright
and prosperous future; we trusted that our
adored land stood redeemed, reoenerated
and disenthralled' from the reign Of dena-
gogueism and charlatanry by which il had
SO long been trammelled and we believe
that the genius of wisdom and patriotism had
once more deigned to watch over oar desti-
nies
But alas how evanescen, and unayailing
are all the works of frail humanity. Ere
one short moon had passed around. the DAYS
sf our beloved chief were numbered Bv
the inscrutable edict of Him who sometimes
permits the wolf to enier the fold in "sheeps
clothing" and commands that his people
shall suffer evil that good may come of IT.
we have been deprived of the services of the
lamented Harrison. BY the misplaced con-
fidence of q deceived and csnfdng people,
and the provisions Of our Federal Constitu-
tion, one has succeeded the sage of Ohio in
office. of whom it might III apologetical Ian
guage be said, that he has through he whole
course of his life been ION the dubious waves
Of error tossed, and from the consecrated
hall from which the wisdom of such lumin-
aries as Washington, jefferson and Madison
once shone with such an efulgehce, now
g!immers the sckly glare of fragment ol
for fire; or to adopt the language once ap-
piled by the sarcastic Jack Randolph to a
certain high functionary, we might, in speak
ing Of the present apology for President
more appropriately say ..he stinks and shines
like rotten mackerel in moon shine" Th.
fbarefaced trsachery aud consequen. deser
ton of party. principles and measures o
which John Tyler has been guilty-tht
most palpable deriliction Of official duty II
trying to exert an influence upon the minds
of officers under the general government BY
the rod of immediate dismissal from Office
which be holds IN terror over their devoted
heads, and the indiscriminate exercise of the
veto power IN counteractiag the Legislation
of Congress. as we'll as the contemptuous dis
regard of popular will when conflicting
with measures brought forward with the
view of securing his own election. cannoi
escape the censure and just Indignation Of
enlightened freemen. Although Mr.. Tyler
NAV be safely ensconsed within the walls o.
the Presidents mansien for the next two
years, there is a day of retribution-a day o
accountability, and as sure as be lives to see
the "ides of March ls45," he may bid adieu
to departed glory and sink in the waves o
popular odium that are now gathering fol
! Ills itCepttOu-
We will not consume your time bya re
capitulation of all the puerile acts that ma kc
the vasciIIating cause of Mr.. Tyler SO con
spicuous since his accession to the chair ol
State. We deem it sufficient to say that the
fruits of glorious victory achieved after a
siege as long as that of Troy, has been
wrested from US by the hand Of Fate, through
the humbIest Of ins truments; all of the fond
aspirations of the patr lot for the future have
seen blasted, and 20 grid on the sword and
HE once more to the field of battle, is our on
| ly remedy. The identical party which We
met two years since ard defeated, encoura-
ged by the seeming rererses OF fortune
which they imagine to beset US, and reinfor-
ced by the Benedict ArnoIds of the present
day. are marshalling their forces-Tht
good fight is again to be fought, and though
| betrayed yet undismayed.' we venture forth
with light and buoyant spirits with clean
consciences and light hearts. We have on
" to bring out our forces and victory will
again pearch upon our standards
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