Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1900-01-11
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IN -. ''sso " '"e teulH sheels arc
That the men who acted as election officers
iaiseiy assumed the names Of the men elected to
That fass'tg the men, men s,so,.a =. .,..4,on
not real persona. but durnrnies-potbine nore tb.n
fictitious names
a., ma. assessor aafkey' VINO Is under indictment
was arrested al the pstsncs ~ ss ne No-t an so
can for his crimes in November last. has Just COM
pleted another assessment in the same division.
,l'O.s nan " pei csna Oh tne names OF ~nieh are
That corrupt bargain between the QUAY ma.
chine and the city Democratic machine was car
,ass ,an ~. On Nos Z every one q the o. isaudu.
the Filth ward was marked for 4 Rsrnstt tt-S "
Quay's candidate for state treasurer. and Tommy
Ryan, Democratic candidate for county commits
We bsv. hera - oss os y o,s
specimen Of the kind Of work that is bsbitusIly
done by the Quay machine in Pennsylvania.
win shls kind q work the people OF Pennsyi-
to the sanats - tbs I;tad S...a. d...,a ns~
which Mr. Quay is seeking on certiacate from
bis governor. who has made it impossible by bis
ye1O . reform curing nla Term
The North american commends the naked facts
to the consideration Of the senate.
The Sth of January was made his
toric by a Democrat. AS Europeans
rate things, the military operations iu
the southwest In lS14-15 were COM
parativeIy insignificant, but to us. per-
haps to the world. they were events
big with fate. 1t is just and proper
that | should say a few words regard
ing the great central figure In those
movements.
Andrew jackson
Washington. Jefferson. Jackson and
Lincoln constitute the Quartet Of great
American presidents. They stand on
a pinnacle of grandeur by themselves
Their administrations mark monu-
mental epochs in our history.
Measured by what he accomplished
rather than by length of service or the
number of troops he commanded, An
drew Jackson was one of the greatest
soldiers that ever lived. No such splen-
did victory, circumstances considered.
as that at New Orleans has ever been
vouchsafed to any other Of the sons
of Mars. In one glorious, rapturous
hour, with a handful of raw militia.
he killed 1900 Englishmen, losing only
seven killed and eight wounded. top
pied to the dust the towering pride OF
that mighty monarchy upon whose do
minions the sun never sets and whose
morning drumbeat encircIes the globe.
and put to utter and ignominious rout
the picked veterans OF WeIlingtons
peninsular army. which had snatehed
the iron crown of Charlemagpe from
the brazen brow of Napoleon. AS long
as the world spins upon its axis or
slides down the elliptic American IA
theirs will ioyfuIly tell to their sons the
story of that stupendous achievement.
the most brilliant feat of arms per
formed by an American general con-
tending with a foreign foe That one
battle wrote Andrew Jackson's name
in the scanty list of the worlds great
cantains. These Won can eornt on vo,1r
fingers without counting twice hut
whoever else is missing Old Hickory
will be there. The few drops of blood
which flowed from the sword cut in
his head when hov inflicted nv a
brutal British officer because Jackson
would not black his hoots bore an as
toundinq rate of interest on tbe 9Th
of January 1S15-"St Jackson.s dav"
,
Nor was his viotorv 81 r4orsosboa
po,d ,,,,nb honootb tho, a. NJ a.
leans IN d;,oonsiors or i,nnor+anoe
c+.,no,o - .ou tho 1+iro, go, -
tbis mesto-f,,I r,a,,s .o+ir,, r,iIst.~v
saroer did not e.vcaod fonr voors !, e
a faot ,rortbv 81 ,,roforrl,os, oo,.;<,a,.-
a+ion Of scbolars ad,ca,ors and ,,bilos-
o,,bors ,bot ,,vo os tho oreo toe, ~ Esng.
Iisb snaaxing soldiers Andrew Iacl son
and 0livor 9,ror,uoII had M n,IIi,.rv
schooling whatever and never set n
sopadron in the tieId un,il tbov we're
mast AZ
Iacrson,s earaar az statesman Ia
moro amazing n nossibIe than bis on
reer as a soldier. With an instinct alb
soiutely uberrlhg' ne was Always on
the slde OF the people ana fougnt thelr
battles as courageously and successful