Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-06-20

And now.when the fierce Remuneration has
mol ye, died on The lip Of The southern locolo-
cos when the plots Of REAH FRAZER, Hgy.
DRIcK B. WRIGHT and The other Penasy ylvana
delegates who voted one way, and worked ano-
.her, have not yet been developed over the
whole Union when exchanges are yet com.
ing in from our frontier States, bearing the
names Of Van Buren, and Johnson as their
choice when The New York Evening Post ha,
no, yet ceased TO denounce the work of the
Convention. we are gravely told by the Penn
sylvanian that The issues Of 1910 are vindica-
ted, ,ha, Van Buren deserves a nilche, and
that 1t is "proud tribute" TO Iocofocoism lha,
"iis men and measures are so soon vindicaled
from calnmny" Was there ever exhibited
cause so hopeless, parry SO weak as to draw
consolation from such causes. Because The
champion Of the issues Of 1910 is withdraw
those issues abandoned and new one ssuUr
10 be raised, it assumes that those issues are
vindicaied Because the Wing press does no,
choose 10 waste its shot on Van Buren,, its 81.
lence is taken as vindicatlOn Of his course
Poor, paltry. miserable efor, to escape that lqUs
torrent Of popular Indignation.
The Pennsy yIvanlaB need not hope that H..
fame Of Van Buren, will survive himself The
day of reiribulion for locoiocoism is al hand
il was monster growth, like The men who
sprang from the dragons teeth, which Were
sown by Cadmns, and like them. they will de-
stroy each oIher Look at The elements Of
which The party is composed, how 6ercry they
are striving against each Other. See how
Gov. BoUcK in New York, Coz PORTER IN
Pennsylvania, Gov. SHANNON IN Ohio, ha,.
been dcnounced d by those who elevated them
Review the proceedings Of Ihe Baltimore Cnn-
venion, and see how the dragons teeth gna,h-
ed and ground each OIher-how bitter the strife;
how fierce The Invccifve; how solemn the truth,
spoken IN The heat 0t debate GEanclng al all
these omeu,; :" listening 10 all these muuer-
ings Of the impending storm; viewing Ihr
" srething OF the political cauidfou," whu ca,
doubt the issue Of the presen, conlest-whn
can have fear of the resuli house divided
against itself mnst fall And where will vop
fad unity of action or sentiment among the w.
laries of locUfocoism! In no one thing have
they apparently been more united than IN The
condemnation of MARTIN VAN BUREN-he va,
cast off, re elected, Missed al and reviEed And
are we now TO be lold by the Psnns yvanIan
that "soon the general opinion Of The Arner-
can people" will be favorable to Van Buren!
Much must be forgiven, much forgotten be-
fore this miserable tfcksler, this puppet Of par
iizanship can escape the indignation of an in-
censed nation. Leths must roll over the pa,
1.-The remembrance of national ndlgnitles, UNI
versal suferings and political tergirersarion>
must be erased--ihe very nature Of the lrse
American people be changed clIizens be
taught 10 esteem The cunning of The fox rather
than the noble lion's port, belore MARTIN VAN
BUREN can be enrolled Oh our list Of suaes-
men, or these United States accord TO Alm the
need of wisdom, patriotism o; ability. Then
and not Till then, let has epilaph be wrluen,"
if it is TO be truthful one Till then.--a hIans
stone is the flung chronicle Of The mrrires he
has rendered aud the fame he has acquired