, 1859-04-29

be ours" and when it is Incorporated in
the Union it will gladden. his heart, If iu
the iand OF the living, or shed an immortal
IuSer over bis name II lie shall have gone
to join the noble band Of his illustrio6s
predecessors who may rest from their
earthly labors. ., OIL 10
We might indeed 60 back to the Presi-
dency Of Washington, since il was COM
pletely Democratic in its tendencies and so
nodded the institutions Of the Government
as to make The people sovereign ahd their
voice politically Omnbpilert. 8 WhEnathe
partiess however, asspmed their sepsrte 5oTs
CARNATIONS under the Lead Of Jefferson and
Madison on one side and Adams aud Ham
iIton on the other, it was soon perceived
from which party the country Wass'toid de.
rive its glory andrprospehtyl' isaai ",
The administration of the Elder Adams
is principally identified with the odious
Alien and Sedition laws. The next Presi-
Dental term in Which the Opposition held
power, was that Of the Younger Adams,
remarkable only for political intrigue and
insidions attempts to establish whit Is un-
justly called the, American system, In which
the interests Of the country were soughtto
be saciGocd to secure manufacturing mon
opoly for the capitalists Of New England.
Gen Harrison was next ele ted under
false pretehses aud by the grossest political
Ijugglery, to create a National Bank, but
the purposes Of the politicians failed and
John Tyler was toe honest TO become an
iustrumentin in consntnmating this monstrons
fraud on the American people. Having
succeeded to the Presidency BY the death
Of Gen, Harrison, we are indebted 70 his
Democratic administration. for the anlexRi
ton Of Texas, an empire Of itself
We next saw under Gen. Taylor, though
STAKEHOLDER, Free SOilisIn encouraged aud
pushing itself into the National Couhcis,
and though FILLMORE checked this tenden=
cy, his course was ,timid aud the insults of
Spain TO the American flag and the def
ance Of Brigham Young, even on our own
territories, were submitted TO in craven
and ignominioHs silence sia1iJaaai sdi or
D. Again, we ask, . which Is sathe party Of
progress and patriotism--is il on this side
or that I Shall we go with the Adamses
and their successors for high tariff, bank
aud nonsexpansion, or with Jeifetson, Jack
son and Bachanan for The honor. 81 the
country, theFights Of the States, for free
trader pornepopoly, enceuragementp Of imS
asTH!iOSp S aPd sAe eFPsnsion 0t ogF 'sTggs
Ss.Sses n. 10 4e--ai---asoS-e-44A---Llasl lasl bad
Walla~nllab Comfy Democratic g0nVrniian.t
ail WALra.uAIrz, W.1glApril 9,sie5Dsb
Pursuant 10 a call made BY tle Democrptic Copnty
COMMITTEES, the Democracy of Wallshalla county
ies.is o9ugeetigs d slehtoeEllleat fhshPuss Nc
g6n motion u NJ. 4 J. 81 cain. the cShytal6a ass
called tgoraer " appointing Judge 3. Hsi psnlgB
chnirman, and Dr.. Groves was appointed secretary.
Jadgel Barron having planned the object d olhe
C9qventipn, 4 was resolged, On motion Of NJ. Terry,
6lbe put IN nomidatons and drzft IgsglrtionIlex
pressiye OF the sense Of the Democracy Of aawalla.
giod motion 81 n L. worden, the above comihili1S
were reppR,inled BY the Co1Eentisasisd .1oilslsdt
Mr. Mapry, in a few remarks, made 70 the chplg,
siggested that ths commititc Be APPOINTED frdnitie
that the Convention have he app pointing of thisc Com
mitteel and not'the chall u-i 1rt ti .qlr91
.RieArs., Cain, Ierry. Galbroail. Woricn and Nc
WINK were appointed said coinmittee. -
/, 'Ihe c6n@ittse rsfoftsdsths foissIas haaSh .ahd
Ess.elutloqs IN gdi q Lglsger. hah halHllinHi
For Oonnei IMAM, onN a. ., ei,,,is. -
q, csgaiy : eqn@lisiGeen nj sge II, 2 sHFFH VIZ Nj
\ Sheriff., JAcKFQS.oa n.iJ a4,fsi hf, ,rtai
Auditor-JAMEs GALuREATH.
lFemorer- Mel NcOLKHoHErg9s1iM lsomin
Justice q i6s Pssss isr Si E,ssiJs FrssiustiII.
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Assessor-THos. II. PAoE. -