Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-04-09
PUT THIS AND THAT TOGETHER.
S.The Late Acting Presidents

]'The Late Acting President.o
UIder this title the last humber OF the Democtatic Re-
,ew'' has strong article, which commend TO The at
Of Mr. Tyler himself and aso his
followers The Pennsylvania well observes that it will
take this country long time before the morals of poll
ties bad influence which
ercd for the last four Happily, that in
fIence is gone, dead buried, & tho people
confidence the curative and sanatory Incorporation of
administration. The following the closing of
,lls Review LEX. paper.
'sThe direct application of the machinery The
Fed ral patronage tho obrc, Of buying deserefs
into some kind a which
seeks fasen himself presented novelty in poll
tics. II certainly wrought amount Of mischief 1t
scattered boadc the land seed of denoaiiza
ton, which could scarcely fall almost where
little sol! adapted their too ready termination
Every where certain number Of 10 be ionn
urged perhaps their esai;es, tIe disposed be
scupu"ns :" sucn matters "hoh te altcions dangling
Of these bats before their eyes could scarcely fail
with eageness little disposed 10 quarrel with the hand
from which they were 70 dop unprineiped men were also
found had little dIicultv
Jog upon ace and foolish confidence
Mr. Ty his family their special friends,
of astonishing ZEAL activity and local Importance
whose hands tho local Of their interests might
safely be eposed In general able TO only the lowest
and TO atern;se With them in their loud-mouthed
partnership of Mr. Tyler, this class of persons, many
points, aud especially the cities succeeded i'll getting
se,her little knots OF persons rarely than
sufficient fill the bar of haunt which
constituted the these connec ton with
the higher the Offices,
''pary worthy of their creation AMI CREATOR the Ty
Ter Party With the aid of a few neyspapers suopo1,ed
by The public patronage and by heavy system Of assessed
upon the holders of office, these little po,house
knots Of "the friends Of John Tylo' constantly
tonishns the country with smass meeting" and
popular demonsrasons of which it is needless
rarely in number much exceeded that of the officers
reported have presided them. To what this
sys,em OF humbus the most mPudeni, succeeding in i'm
posing Mr. Tyler, make him actually believe
In tho exstance and growth OF great popular sentiment in
his behalf, have means of knowing. Ii is,
very certain that if deceived regard the m
sginnry popular sentiment in his favor manufactured by
these he could not have been Ignorant of ts great
which alike the chief and the
evil aud disgrace of his adn'n that it main
ly il wholly by the active playing OF the OF his
patronage, the organization OF his friends pat,y
instituted, and sustained the point of real hc
ton. zeal And this leading of his term
employment, office and of patronage
party, and keep il TO the due point OF stimulus
tho poltca morality of the couny, than would have
tended the signing Of fifty charters OF banks Banking
chequers
behalf of Polk AMI Dallas since NJ. Tylers with
did take pace till nearly three
after o nominal Of the Democratic canddats
We believe they themselves in all those
attributes. which the opposite Of moesty aud veracy.
victory I, ,raih have from the commencement felt
satisfied that they did more harm than good Their num-
bers utterly insignificant. In point of mora
force they aldo only weakness and weight hard and
heavy borne II 'e tina, they inoduc ing
into the Democratic anl into position OF self as
.umed clamorous pronioerce froihng surface, a
class Of persons fel, generality 10 70 equally unworthy
personal OF political confidence While II can
be but of regret. that the country has lost the
moral benefit OF witnessing that jus, retbuton OF reouke
which awaited this weakest aud Of Presidents Ill
utterly insg number of popular il hs the
slightest chance of obtaining
The Richmond Wing. contains following rks
tho above article. ''Pus this and that together"
''Whle few OF ci:her any party will dissen,
from the justice of this critical infection, and will admit
and applaud its merited severity, what will the world
think of tina, Democ party which, for nearly four
years entertaining these opinions of Mr. Tyler carefully
concealed. totally dsavowed them. while yet he had
COVER TO WELD to besow. Who, SO far from
avowins thsm, battered caTesed and fawned him
I'll his setting! Who tempted him first place
betay his friends, his faith and his sacred ooga
.ioas! This democratic party Who invited, slim
ulaed and encouraged him each and all of the
bad faith which have rendered MS srnonyme fo
psrhdy. The Democratic party. Who bssiesed HIM 70
off and induced sacrifice the Wings Office whC
had placed him in power! The Democrats party. VIII
dishonesty hrm the bait OF second Presiden
tia term his friends and himself. defeat the vii
the people expressed s4o and put all in sh
hands of the minority The Democracy Aud who now
abuse and ding him away, when has longer the pow
., Of comforting favor The CONSCIENTIOUS, amia
bic. eonss,en, party
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