New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-29
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STEAMBOAT, OHIo RlsER. Jan !. 1851.
CITIZENS. | received, at the moment was lesv-
iIR 81 LOUIS, your invitation 10 oiE the great Demo
c-tic meeting az the Court House on the ssh ustsn'
Could have renamed rnll that day should have
uCeCec no special invitation 10 have Oeen present
hmorg YOU. Both the DAY and the occa'ion would
have made It my pleasure ~ II would nave been ny
prlviege 90 aueLd. and That upon the same general
notice winch would have UroUgh the rest Of the De-
mocrscy together
The CAV samemora5le one IN our annals and
worthy 10 taEe It's place among those which cohsIl-
rute efas IN nations history. Inc nero OF th6 Az
became President by the vii Of the people. revived
and recstabsheG tnat great Democracy OF ~hch
Jefferson was the founder, and which vas 50 fa'aiiy
losing is landmarks under his latter successors.
Jackson reesianllshed 10. and crowned his military
With civil reuown. A double fame s2luies the day
the fame Of NsShI gton and Jefferson, united IN
Jsckson.
The occasion is worthy OF the dsy The Demo
cracy Of Missouri has been BETRAYED and S0ld-be-
trsyed by traitors and sold into Wig bondage IL
is Your mission with your brethren throughout the
State 10 redeem her and You commence this AZ
the work of redemption. Three Wings SIT IA one
branch OF Congress. and Wnls and DfsunloalSt 10
ire other. from tie Democratic Union Slate OF Ms
SCUM This mIsreprt sentailon must be corrected
The GofAs must e drluers fran The capital The
Democratic star Of Missouri ecIpsed aud 90
scureo. must reappeH III the pol1lcai imminent
and shine again with all Its pristine Splel Tor
NuhGcsuOn and high treason resolves poiute
your statute book, pledging Missouri 10 cooperate
record by expunslng the stuff, which is "a false as II
= infamous.
Bargain and sale as well ss trelchery, dlsgraced
ne PROCEEDINGS OF our last General Assembly. l.
waSthe FIST instance of that RGmy IN our ate, and
all honorable men should unite 20 make It the last
Wings and Nulhhers have coalesced 10 ruie the De
uocracy aDC the hst retain me SecOn a. spies aud
traitors IN our camp. Excel them or % oetrayei,
ard sold agsn-as YOU viii be, and deserve ~ be. Il
YOU suffer them 10 remain.
Two sets OF Senatorial Instructions appear uDon
your statute boOkOne set Affirming the night OF ton'
gress TO leelsae upon slavery m Territories, and %
c!anug the permanency OF the Union b depend upon
that legislation in 1870 the second cesy that
reh, arc make the dissolution ot tue mon depen-
dent upon It's exercise in 1850 | Obeyed one and
appealed to you aga inst the Other. WHAT say yoi
Both cannot be night Both are Rot ngnt. One Is
tue and pOlilicthe other false and tralioTous Let
tie tIue iye-ihe false ole.
THERE'S party IN Missouri which calls Itself anti
Benton. The name announces the personal mauce
VIII IaIkles IL me hearts OF IT'S members theif
acts prove II 10 be anti temOCratlC-mere " bps1-
UhGckers 10 the Nhgs-hred for wages, and pGffsa
-, the bark and OF service II Iheir OSners, ~
damage to rs, except hen In our camp Expulsion
T. the ~ord for these intestine traitors Rome Sts
safe from the moment that Cicero drove CalalIne
out Of the city Jackson became stronger every ne
he Grove II the TRAITORS - all u Be slfh rs wnen
we have gothic Wig and NCliihers INTO open a,
they now are IN Stersf coah Ion against us
CtZeus, shall soon br back 20 take nv par. III
the great work which you commence and TO assist 10
restoring Democratic Missouri 10 the exalted rank
which she heid ia the dsys of ia ckson.
Your Obliged 'eliow -ciukss,
rHOs. II. BENTON.