The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-10-11

ouently 10 accommodate TO lhe circumstances IN
which II finds itself that received from its predeoes-
sors" aud IT rs for the peace aud good oil mAhAino'
that solemn opportunity Of doing this every nne'
teen or twenty years should be provided by the Con
stution, that il may be handed on, WIN perodl-
cal repair from generation TO generation, 10 lhe emu
Of time, If anything human can so long endure
Resolped That view the incarceration OF 10
vernon Dorr Of Rhode leland and the severe aud V
nomnious treatment he received at the bands OF Fed
er0lism, and the willing subjects Of the Charter oil
King Charles the % as blot upon our nstonal es-
eutcheon, which we trust long, by Peaceaole
means, may be removed.
Resolpsd, That We regard the adopted citizen what
ever or wherever may have been his birth as equally
with The native born entitled TO all the privileges and
franchises guaranteed by the Constitution OF the Uu
ted States aud that the recent effort which has been
made and is making TO crush large portion OF the
industrious CLASSES who have emigrated to our shores
that they too might repose under the broad shadow
of a free form Of government repugnant TO the
spirit of liberation in which that government had It's
origin.
Resolpsd, That we are in favor of the proposed
amendments 10 the Constitution 10y the STATE adopted
by The Democratic Legislature OF last year, and mat
the Senators from this District be instructed to vote
Tor the same.
aPoPULAR--MovEMENT IN KENTUCKY
ENTHUSIASTIC TURNOUT OF THE PEo
l.
HIS CONQUERING MARCH!
The Kentucky Yeoman says, Monday last was
proud day for the republican democracy OF this and
the adjoining counties. That greatest OF American
orators, the gifted and gallant, the unriyalled Tom
Marshall fulfilled in our town his first appointment
in the brilliant and triumphant career which he has
undertaken through Kentucky and which he designs
to prosecute with all his energies till November.
The people were gathered to the town in masses
from Franklin Scott Woodford, Anderson, Mercer
and Henry, eager to hear the unbound Prometheus
Of the West hurl his proud and gigantic defiance at
the trembling Olympus OF Clay .whiegery. Our spa
cious courthouse was thronged and ahmed, inside
and out with the sturdy yeomanry of the land The
people and for three hours and half the gathered
multitude the ocean spelbound beneath the
trident of the monarch OF the MAN, Never, never
did the heart of an assembled community thrill with
such electric pulses by any power of EARTH heayed
the bosom of Mondays multitude beneath the spells
of this peerless Prospero of the popular elements.
Never vas launched from mortal lips such tempest
uous lightning gushed IN ulbroken Hoods from the
OF ator upon the stricken around him throughout
his powerful harangue From the opening 10 the end
of his address, his career like the march Of il
Illuminated hurricane burning, dashing, onward re-
sistess We shall not Of course attempt the vain eff
fort to give outline of Mr.. Marshall's speech =
As well might we undertake to echo the thunder or
daguerrotype the flashing storm, report the mpas
stoned eloqueIce OF this uDrlvaed orator.
We will not attempt, we said to give
count of this matchess and memorable speech
What woud say is, that after Mr.. Marshall has
traversed the State and been heard before the geat
tribunal of the people tas the prosecutor of Henry
Clay, shall rest in the most satisfied anticipation
of the vesdct-we shall not be disturbed by one SIN
gle apprehension to the result. He has started on
his gallant enterprise and with him he bears the
fervent prayers and benisons Of the honest The pure,
the incorruptibe yeomanry-a stimulus and guer-
don ten thousand times more eliminating and moro
priceless than the selfish of
with which assembling ambition repays the strylle
ege tools Of its lusts. Before him lies pathway
beset with garands ready for his trumphal brow.
He goes forth, like Peter the Hermit, TO the
people 10 the rescue Of the Holy Land OF freedom
from the hands Of the Mohammed of federalism and
with such heaven-rendDg shout as the F." God wills
it" that echoed the appeal of the famous crusader,
will the gallant cbivaliy of Kentucky rally TO his
standard and push on TO the rescue. Go on, patriot
cavalier We give you, in the name OF the great and
growing democracy of Kentucky, and the nation,
God-speed, from our deepest heart