The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1889-01-10

VI NNN NllfNNN MfW wv NNfl "Nh'f'
u which native American gUl Rnd
genius tunmphed over deNd lellef
erudItiOu OF European military tactics
hGt the Inst battle OF series OF bat
ties which completed the everlasting
establishment Of American lndepend'
ence, With truth, be n SAID, Amer,
lean Institutions then for the lllhl
time stood a Glbralter before the
majestic WOrld." Up 10 that time Eng
land talked baby 10 uR and shook heI
rattle In oui face. Since then We have
proudly worn the cloak OF National
manhood
The hero OF this decisive battle may
be said to have lived IN the most emil
nent period of the last 800 years OF the
worlds history, His life began with the
beginning Of the lust great experiment
OF Democratic institutions, aud went
out with tneir everlasting establish
ment Ills life holds m ita span The
birth and manhood OF the liepubllG
lie passed through The llTeb that welded
US into everlasting union, The pleblan
OF the west nothing daunled him,
civilized veteran, savage warrior, noun
taina, swamps, winter famine, pcall
lrnce, mutiny, all "iled from him ~
from the glance of destiny For IN
six little months ho rescued our south
ern Ggu from savage barOMlnna,
"Alahnmn, part of MbNEtippi and 4
hiphwy 10 tho Flondah, wcrG hIa
gllta 10 the Republic, and IN the m
leru6t Of inlornal harmony Hud Tree,
dom from savage whrtnre he planted
the eaQle OF tile Republic on "st
Marks and among The ancient towns Of
81, AuguBtme," with q military celebrity
aud skill that out ceRsaia Caesar, aud
before the Crescent CITY he met and
yanQnIahed the General and veterans
that had fought side ny slds with Well
ingtOn against the soldiers OF NapOl'
con on the plains Of Talayera This
man OF the people unletlered "nurellng
OF the wilde,' preetluc, original hnd IN
yincIble, little melowed by the "aweet
serenity of books" but trained In the
hard school of necessity, and therefore
deeply read In thingg aud much 40
luainted with the needs OF men, he M
raised by the people 70 the proud
Omluence OF President OF the republic.
lly contrast lel us lo0rn OF him here,
Wellington, the military idol Of Eng
land, became prime minister in 1891
Jackson, the man Of the west, became
President Ia 1922, Wellington was
tried three years and found wanting,
and says the historian, was driven
from power, exOcIated by his people,
his carriage, his house and his statue
were pelted by tie mob Jackson
was tried eight years, ANA no retired
respected by his enemies, admired by
the world and beloved by the people
Says Parton: Andrew Jackson loved
the people, the common people, The
sons and daughters OF toll, 10 truly ~
they loved him, aud believed IN them
aa they believed In him" Jaukaon
stood FOR lat, Freedom Of the indlyld'
ual; End, Freedom OF industryi 8rd,
Freedom of commerce; dlh, Freedom
OF mind and neu0n, unOhackled by
restrictive prlyilrWa.
I have had timNOnly % hint nl the
greatness OF Jackson Aa u slateA'
man. but suffice bO " 10 say what
men and women supremOly admire IN
lllNll ~ NlunNuouf bNNNoNh Woo " hiNii
oyery inch u man 10 what NcceSslou
or exlgenoy was he not equali " what
conviction oihiS sOul--popular or un'
popular was ne not truej from what
duty, from what danger Of his country
or his fellow.man dll he shrinkY
ller0lsm nhd
'Nlfluo tread natha that cnd not Ia the gfnyo
No har of cndlcu might cdca the brave"
Courage | say 10 you young men
of the Democracy rhe slnews Of "Old
Hickory" stllIen you up for the coming
BATTLES of che people Defeats, TO The
brave, bagln great victories The mon
ster OF industrial slavery 10 still ai0Qt,
and In the words VI our Saint, "by tho
eternal" IL shall be destroyed aud We
shall not hold off until h0 too lies pros.
trate at the base Of Liberty statue
Then rs we pluck our righteous steels
away wen shout, "llOw mary ages
hence shall this our lofty scene DO acted
over our states unborn"