Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-03-31
jackson and Bueh.,
The removal of the d..

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its fate dependent on hin. To'iy
tors in every part OF the lo,;r,so
measure was his own; fer H.
measure, like a heroic mili,a-,~ ls'.s
to be the offspring of one yrs., 'e's'i
acting and self po,sed-sceiDs :.
all difficulties and dangers. ana 4. v
timate sriumph over all o5s,aels.s
termination 10 conquer or per;.i
are good for safety. not for bo,,.
for escapes from perils and for ~
for action, espe eially high and SsSS
but one mind is wanted.
was in this case. The msjori,v of
met vas against bin. His Sec,s.'
Treasury retcsca to ezccate i,
few Only frastien Of the CabiDet :,
friends-eoucnrrcd heartily IN he :.
Tsney, Attorney General; NJ
Postmaster General; Mr.. Pranc;, D
editor Of the GLOBE. and some kv,s
Ae communicated his iutentio, ,.% M
met. all of whom, bad been reops,.,, ~
sist him IN his deliberations. IN"
of them dissented from his disiyn -
he assembled them on the pa
1888 and read to them a o.,a-
he abso!vso them from all re,nnr,Ss
the ac:, and assumed it wholly 51oa
reqses,iRg them 20 eOps;da- T.
measure IS his oan, in shs su,,o., !.
be required 10 oac Of them 70 M" NJ
fee CT opinion or principle. Ir.aI'
IrT WAS ASSUMED Bg HlgsE,, ".
Mr.. Calhoun, and Mr. Webster .s... -.
united against General Jaeks8n
their friends and The Bank Of u,
States
binasion was formidable Tba -.
was grca, power, and was abls 70 :.
'ress into all the business Department.
country /; the political array acaiD.; =.
dent was unprecedented IN point Q; -
and grea; III point # ability. Bs,I,
three eminent chiefs, there us,s
Senate. Mcssss. Bib, of Kentu,sT. J.
Chambers. Of Maryland; Clsyl1 n
wary; Ewing, of Ohio; PreisgL.r..
New Jersey Watkins Leigh cf Ir,
Msuguu, of North CsFolina; Pc,utsvs|
Mississippi: Alexander Porter, q lgu
VIM. T. Preston, Of SUg;h CaroHn,:
ard, of New jersey Tyler, Of Vir,ai,
the House OF Representatives, beside.
President, 3ir Adams, aud the eD!u,
rist of Pennsylvania. Mr, Horace
there were long catalogue Of able -
Messrs. Archer. ot Virginia: Bel, oil
see; Burgess, of Rhode Island Ruff,
of Massachusetts,; Corxin, of 0aio
Il. DAVIS. of South Carolina: John /.
Massachusetts; Miliard Fillmore Of N..
Robert Z, Le,cher. Of kentacky f; ,l;l
of South Carolina k-st-g, Il Tts.
Vence. Of Ohio; Wilde. Vi Geors:a;
Virginia in all. above ,hiriy 80
many of whom spoke many times;
many othets of good ability. but wills
tensive national reputstioas.
The business OF tie combination VI
ded distress and panic the Object
parts distributed. and separately cast !
duce the effect. The bank Vss 70 uGll
diStrcss-a thing ease for il TO Do I'D
own moneyed power The pOIGsisli
to make the panic. By the alarm, rsis
created for the safety of the laws. q ia
stitution, the public liberty, sad ibs {!
money.
end proposed 70 themselves b tie cogu
parties was, for the hank, secasris;
the restoration Of the drpgsi;ess for iba
ticlans. al ascopt 70 poweE upon tie Cyt1
OF Jackson. The ON~.tl.Ow Of Isc|
The res;dae u tie s,ory is f-l:rsr
house hold word 70 the Aueri,aa :.
General jackson ,Iiumphrd ever Ehe
and politicians, ossg ,2s sr;.5e.s! l2u;
tbs real pressure. He rescued lie Aul
people from the ;.raidon q g ulo0s'c'
eyed corporation. under whose ison d
masses groaned, aud before whose =
I the very government treu. led. lie
E rallied 10 jackson. The po.is!clsHs
| monster fel. ; aad grss; wss tie l.
| of
Such Is The lesson OF history r72a
great measure OF Democratic pa-:f. q
7 disco o7naes Aud is rot the r-.ss;'s I
this Union as Important Sd o5jea. IS Y
release of toe People from pecpHisry tn
Are not the Democratic masses Ct og' /
as sure to rally 20 tie support OF Jaaa
auan against the fres Of n Cons;i'-i
assasSins of the rePub..c. ;--a-A e ;:
$ ted by legious of timid. cayi..ng Il
n as they did TO jackson IN his s:Ta;g;I
a the bank. with the avowed enemies o |
cracy, and with its false s!sIpei@l
ends II,
: Depend upon it. the oi3s sgaII5::
! anan in upholding the banner Of "IH I
(, tirution-tAe Unien-the Der,oeT''.
4 midabie SIS tbey be, are not nesr . :
~ as the array which confronted ;n' :
re responsibility in 1888. The moo;l
l. is not so great-the moral poser ~. =
re parable-aud the confidence O! the ~
At now, compared with what il Sss iH'l, T..
confidence ofparricides contrss'sa '',
of honorable men, aetuated BY :ssP :,
tons, and enjoying great PoPn''' -
D and widespread respectabil'ty.
The car of Democracy IS: 10. ,o9g &c :
tho obstacles it encountered ID looO' " :
D. it h.lt in its career By the deEeE'lsH ~, :
Democrats. 1t rolled triumPlaSSs
budies and crushed out the POI;
breath both OF foe and false ITEM -
II And 40 il will again, 10 T'
throw himself in il. way.