Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-04-18

Gu @ a. -, r mon the country national bank
and high protective tariff and an organiLeS syss 1i
and exclusive privileges, Wnich nave the al
% Idencv and are intended to have the effect to re-
duce the common people Q, IN. The wh;s nsr
tn psn od the marty OF who displayed this loaf Of
black bread in hypocrisy, deception and fraud TINS
Sovarruent hae no power to manufacture and bestow
5rvileges go any man. party of men, associa ons 1t
has ne power adopt any system Of policy that will OPP
crate 20 tile benefit of one class of men to the exclusion
or prejudice of all others No of policy can be
adopted whether be system of projections, or monop.
oily that WIN not ee partial and veen IN Of be
few whose locations and whose occupations may make
peculiarly favorable to them. Nor can any govern
fer powes and privileges; or rob class of the
community, or the mass of the people OF powers ana
privileges which surrendered in the foffna
ton of the gov rnen but all such exercises OF powers
are violation OF the fundamental principles OF the gov
cred rights Of the people II the law.making power in
State Incorporates bank the advantages consist in ex
elusive privileges WHICH are bestowed the incorpora
ted company. From whence those exclusive priv
ieges drawn7 T is plain. They are drawn
from all the remainder of the people who not emoa
bbery upon their rights which the constitution was
made 10 defend and protect so with pro ectlvss -
te of policy. If extraordinary duties are IMPOSE ~
on foreign nportatons, it operates directly 40 @
those who manufacture all articles OH Whicn 10
ed suehdDy and that, too, at the expense o. tU
ticlcs. protective system be an oppressive sys'
tenn, because must be partial Asystem OF j
applied to the imposition of high duties "nIl o'u
extend to all persons in the community, would De no
protecona at ALL Itwould destroy itself Sir permit me
TO atnonish those WHO me- if they would avoid mat
Of inequality vassaage poverty and paupsr rsad
which huv reduced millions in Europe TO eat o1ocH oreoG
in SORROW, set their faces and exercise the poca
nopoly and partial protection which the teoera are
attempting TO fix on them AMI the country we nave
passed an election Of the chief magistrate OF the coany
that election ia more glorious account Of the triumph
of principles than of men-that is its chief g'Ty we
have elected who purity of purpose w u oe al.
recied to the honor and to the highest interests of the
country the whole country and nothing but the c. m
try. We have defeated man whom believe 10 be one
the corrupt and dangerous men living 1believe
him to be the Cutne of the age and who il nc had oeen
elected would have overthrown those free and equal IN
sntions which guardians of personal liberty
and the anchor of political hope and would so tar
planted their place with privileged orders. odious mo.
nopolies and subvertng ndut noes. believe no man
ever spoke truth. in the same number OF WORDS,
than did Jno. Randolph, when ne said Henry Clay was
talented b he was corrupt. He snks and shines and
shines and stinks, like rotten mackerel by moonl gh
How narrowly did ESCAPED Through the whole :an.
vass high hopes spired & stimulated the entire federal
ranks; while despair and doubt dark the cloud of mid
night occasionally hung the democracy. SO conf
dent were the federasis of victory that as told
magnificent and gorgeous coach was constructed to con
vey the body Of the 'great en,6odent from Wheeling
TO the capital mansion; but OH how Notifying! Coone
Polk rode in that coach to the capital mansion Saul
sought the life of David and while pursuit him with
all his royal power David at ne time cut the skirt from
his cloak another tiue he took from his staff anC
his cruise Of water God was tie side Of David and
the children of Israel God was on the sde of Polk ant
: the people.
nav said that on. Of the great and multiplied pro
get power, there was but fulflled-that sue
currency as the 0orld neUer sGtc, and plenty Of it,
That PROMISE | repeat fulfilled. The quality wa
bankrupt NOTES.-The quantity was twelve millions
Some Wag has sent me the model of bank note Whicl
says was to be our currency in The event Of Mr.
election. Here il is 1t is handsome picture gooC
looking bank note ; and believe would have about a
much intrinsic value other bank notes, which hav
see our Ohio whig legislature about passing ban
BILL which again to oveshadow the State and perap
the country with spawn Of shnpasters To say moth
ing of the fourshes aud images of men and beasts,
"IIuzza huzza the country's rising
l. For Henry Clay and FrelinsIuysen.
"Bank Of the United States-captal 5000 DOC, o0O-re
ceved in all govrrnmeet dues-payable in whig glory-
in Old Unit States Bank notes-or in generous conf
dence-at the option of the hoder-T. Frelinghuysen
o casher-II. Clay, President"
Of my printed remarks, for the amusement of read
ers. Ii is great misfortune that there could not hay
BEEN large issue of these notes before the election
. They could all now be redeemed with coon skins.
Mr. Chairman, the chief object have had in maxim
against the effects Of such corrupt and fraudulent
s resored TO by the federal party to deceive them
ASK s away sse nave no an
comes on return TO it. and compare the federal mean
used with the heretofore used, here exposed
They will again repeated what has characterized ev
e election that has gone misunderstanding, bribery
pose may have the effect lead them compare tn
means which will be used with those which have bes
used and conclusions may be drawn that viii save then
8 frauds.
Il cannot take my without warning my friends
gaihst the influence and designs of factions whic
periodically spring up for political effect but with pre-
)f LESSONS moral and patriotic reference pas factions
and their designs ought be sufficient open the
Of every against tn" of factions which,
doubt will hereafter spring up as well as against me-
e which will be assumed for political effect. VIII
is it that every faction that springs up well
cry political that is assumed, is brought
is bear against the democrcy7 Political fraud has owe
p, and displayed itself to the object still the peOp
will permit themselves to be deceived. In the midst
es war; when gloom overspreads the country dark tn
1t curtain of nghtwhen every national energy ahd Whe
IF every man worthy Of the of American shout
" have been concentrated on national defen"e here was
party sprung up which had for its bect nation
subjecton and national disgrace. That faction ralle
~ many to its disgracefu banner; all Of whom turf
ed against ;he democracy; Next came after that !,
graceful begnng TO its dsgraceu end operated again
,, the democracy Next followed the abolition faction
whose object from sbeginnng seemed to be but to
vile and conquer democracy. No does its lei
become and yellcw hanthe native American tactic
shows its head and arrays itself against the democrat
and combines itself we'll with the federal party vii
of the remnants of the factions which preceded it. But
iS name Of all factions that ever dsgraced American so
In or polluted the American name this is the most po
every patriotic principle and with national gratitude.
Is should be supposed that the Unknown fact that the
- is not field on which battle fought, either in
n glorious revolution, second for independence
that did drink the blood of foreg ers especi;
u thai of the Irishnan the German would secure
nd oreignerthe rights of an American citizen. Lafayet
n Pulaski, Dekalb, Koscusco, and Steuben all
gr!ns IN the cause of American independence-al re
~ Qereu services IN that cause that Demand in the
to justice patriotism, and gratitude, the rights of
.. can to their respective countrymen and he who
" deny them such rights is unworthy the of mse
and should be transported and signed Russian de
an potism Montgomery an lrshman. lie poured o
the last drop of life the plains of Abraham before
at walls Of Quebec Has he gained nothing for the oppre
sed sons Of lreandl Who would deny TO the countym
mr. Of Montgomery the rights of an Americana Retrbut
~ justice would consign him to nger and anguish by I
~ expressions which Great Britain imposes Ireland
nave before said that the object of the native Americ
party is disranchse the foreigners and their who
object is to reach the German and lrishnan. They
two to in number compared with all other foreg
all eTS, and they vote the democratic ticket II they
las the wing ticket would hear Of native American
he sociatons. II is 10 advance federal whigery that
as Germans and the Irish are to be DISTINGUISHED G.
ed mans and Irshmt n wish You here would
toyou, as you abhor the desposm from which you ha
ned anu as you love and revere the government and
,se free institutions you have adopted, upon your
me my will be the united effort of the wing and
American parties TO crush 10 the earth sink
into potcdi ana civil man. the ina