Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-04-13

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THINGS TO ~ REMEMBERED
llN ~ ntMeHhgarp That The part
Claiming ~ We Democrat par ffceiieace
lhavo declared their Willingness 70 sustain
lfof Iho Presidency Martin Van lIufon
who supported De Wit Clinton, Ia oppo
silion 10 James Madison, The candidate o
the Republican party, during Tho gloom
lost period of iho lalo war, whllo NJ
Clay wns cheering The country on 10 glo
fio0s and energetic esislaoeo Of tho enc
myl
Bgr ngMrmpEarp, That tho same par
~ have declared their readiness 10 sup
por James Buchanan. who declared IN u
public speech on tho 4lh Of July, 1919
that il hc thought no had any Democratic
blood IN his veins no would lot it ou''
Ban RKMrMBEagp, That tho Same pnr
~, whilc ihoy clamor for principle. dp.
clare their willingness TO support any sort
Of politician bearing tho name of Dc.
mocrot, whether The nominee be Proca-
mationist or a Nullfer--a Tariff or a
Free Trader
Bee REMEMBERED, That the same par
", protesting TO be hostile 10 internal im.
proyements by the General Government,
have passed over without rebukc the de-
claration of Colonel Benton, that amongst
the objects to be accomplished by reslo
ration Of the Jackson policy, in the per-
,.C W., de 10
ment of the great Western rivers!
BE IT REMEMBERED, That the same par
ty, while protesting 10 be the special
champions of the People, are always 10
be found on the side of Power, and have
uniformly sustained all the vetoes upon
the action Of the Peoples Representatives.!
Belt REMEMBERED, That the same par
ty, while protesting to venerate the mem
cries and services Of the Father of the
Church, are daily in the hab-
il of denouncing, as among the batch of
Federal measures, Bank of the United
States, the Tariff &c.--although these
very measures were passed by large ma.
orties Of Republican Congresses, upon
The recommendation Of Republican Presi
tents!
Be IT REMEMBERED, That the high Ia.
lifts which have been passed by Congress
since 1916, were voted for by Andrew
Jackson, Martin Van Buren,, Thomas Fl. |
Benton, Richard M. Johnson, and other
men of the Jackson Van
Buren, parties!
Be IT REMEMBERED, That the Tariff bill
known as the 'Bill OF Abomin-
atoms" was passed in 1928, by the votes
of Martin Van Buren,, James Buohunun,I
Thos. II. Benton, Richard NJ. Johnson, &c
BE IT REMEMBERED, That the bill of
1916 was reported by committee, Of
which John c.. Calhoun was chairman,
and passed by the aid of the vote Of Hen
~ ST. George Tucker, and other distin,
yuished members of the Republican par.
y; and that Judge t. (who they dare no,
cad out of church) 10 this day insists up
n the constitutional power Of Congress
0 pass such law!
BE IT REMEMBERED, That the Tariff bill
f 1882, which led to Modification in
south Carolina, was passed by jackson
congress, was signed by Andrew Jackson,
md was about to be enforced by him with
he bayonet! And that the evils Of civil
var were averted by the timely nterposi
ion Of Mr.. Clay.
Be IT RENE BERED, That the Tariff bill
IF 1912, which Mr.. Van Buren's friends
n the north supported, and which that
gentleman now declares, in a letter to
he south, he utterly disclaims and de-
louhces,' was voted for by James Buchan-
IN the first choice of our Anti Tariff
'riends OF Clark, for the Presidency.
And by Sias Wright Mr.. Van Buren's
lieutenant
We shall, in due time have other re-
aemberances for the people; taken from
he records of the country Winchester
Republican.