Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-03-23

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OF KENTUCKY.
he Wings ~ South Carolina m.
following address If the clay cab -
counbia, y &, appeared in the galiunn
ln,elllpfhtcf some days since The peru
snl of which We recommend to over,
wing 10 Mississippi lthfualhcs the lfu,
feelings of n lmnd of nubr aud enhus,ns
TIC wings, who have long cinlunlpd II
gainH Jackson aud Van liufen mi.fulr.
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1--WE have received from The Cofr
pohdinR Committee OF the Richland Cl,,
Cub Of Columbia, South Carolina, (ilessrs
Campbcll, K bryce, Edwin DE- Leon, l.I
wn'd " Fisher AID John J Scibrlsl III,
very spirited and strong address unI con
slilulIon OF That association; which W.,
have rend with pleasure, Il Is seen, NJ q
glance, TO come from a tody orthose VIII,
IN that State. first dared to proclaim n.
gainst the Jackson party, in the yer,
plenltude of us power aud popularity
the determined opposition which no falls,
and weak language for success. and u
transfer OF power from their old enem, .
mas been able 20 buy into he snpporI of
Van Buren, Jacksonsm. They are evi
oeo''y no friends to the proposed RESTo-
RATION, md rather say, in language al
most as indignant as the poets
What shall rSviving ThraIdom again b.
The Paich'd'up idol o enlightened days2
Shall we, who struck the lion down shall
Pay the Wolf homage'
Amer declaring that 'rhe issue nov
presented TO the country is between Hen.
~ Z ay and Martin Van Buren," they 90
On 10 say:
- "in a'owing our opposition to Mr.. Van
oureh anu his parry. We but proclaim
'ha1 we are where We always have been
we were opposed To hin when he be.
tfayeJ US on the tariff OF 1898, and las.
tened that bill of denominations upon US.
we were opposed TO him when Mr..
Calhoun aud Mr.. Hayne thought him un. =,
worthy Ia represent the United States AT 7
Foreign Court. Il
I'VE we're oppose 10 him when he :,
was the prime tavarIe of the man and '
subtle spIr'I ofIhe councils, which sought III
10 enforce upon US through blood and =.
the oppression which we had p
determined to resist. p'
we were oppose u III him when nc and ca
ms were opposed To tho Compromls..
ana enueaS"red t" defeat that healing er
measure, that the sword instead of the Of. ly
we branch might b.. sent 10 US l"
We we're opposed to hun while. as the co
IsmlIiar OF the jackson administration. al
he sustained aud encouraged It in that ou
ong and appalling series OF Executive, III
lsurpa'lonS, the desperate struggle n oe
sa'nsi (Which created and gave name to -
he Wing parIy-a name by which it was NC
'ap'ized IRON the living fountain Of pa ,''
rIo;>m. lh
I'VE were opposed to him because in :"
us person were consumated the triumphs -
d the Executive, which nominated ana "
'ecured his election as successor 10 that :"
'asi mass of usurped power viii h threat '"
'ned TO over~ helm the Government.
"up to this period, and throughout the -
ong and gallant struggle against r.
van buren, and his party, the State pre-
enled an undivided front. II is pleasant
o look back 10 that honorable though
unsuccessful struggle: how, with one voice I
md one heart, We pressed into the Wing
anks, shoulder 10 shoulder, in the ulo. II,
'ous and undIsmayed minority; fought Sc
or the country and the Constitution, a. 81,
a'ns' policy which wa, sapping the tn
oundallons oil both, and power which in
ever before was welded by any PreSi wi
eni and II is mourntul 10 reflect thai e. in
ent before that war was finished, aud ar
lst as the Businesses Of power began 10 or
eel and totter, divisions arose amongst ue
$, and not only peace but reward and AN
onors were offered 10 those who had yo
cen the object Of our attacks. We, how. re
yer, weakened though we were, stood Sal
rm in our position; saw in his h,nurs wi
At the triumphs OF Executive power: in re-.
IS policy nothing but disaster TO the lht
'un try, and in all his leading measures en-
at spirit OF Executive ACKNOWLEDGMENT; his
one hand, and Of anarchy on the 9TH bac
, which is the very narare anG essence al
lis party he
They proceed to ask upon what ground pro
E great and decisive verdict against bre
IN Burapsm in 1910 should nov b. wa
Versed? What have the party nov IL par
omse but repetirion vi all tina; then anu
d so Justly drawn down upon them the en,
srwhelming public condemnaton?- gen
hat new hopes, what better pledges do ted
y bringl mul
Have thew anv new measure. any new cha
rpose, my new principle? They found Il
country prosperous--;hey left it in loud
n. They found the public faith pure, suct