Western statesman., June 20, 1844, Image 1

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FIIIIHll, I'l ,,-i',l in 1 1 1 ii o imhii
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h i re iN in' I" promote the great
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Mople'i candidate tor H.'' highesl
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Vim Hurt"), ti"'
i'iiinst iIiimii.--itioaa
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ten mill myself i'l IS40, then; wen
whig party'; it' they had v. ted Air Mi
door of Tammany Hull won shul
I I....- murk! mi ol.i'-e in tin COM
KfiTuSemsiivw toiretber.'to ad opl tUf own organ-
o and ... their appJ to tho ell f
.. i.. ii. w il. ii ton ! was recotved it
MtidWte tor wm.yi i...- , V ,,...,, ,,Un umrou meotii ig
i Tl... n i ir.ln lliM us llllw fi'-n " n , ..
hi i; th.y teoltlmt they hv. of the WSZ, waUini " m
upon one who. thronjrhoal tn.Unoe. mbridng , ,ii(,ir ft)1f0WM5iu.
S TrcTndidVto- fo-r the Preddency, and ,
f,po Baltimore for m of compan a r rtow
wPiUl p.rm other sec ion, deleg. ; - ,
ocratif cuivnt mi, wii.b
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filort(iid restill j
I remupberi etna Iho
never fotatu lhe
im un avalci.' -
fill tner, m the ewnerge w mg
levor been foand trim to tlirir dear-
! inti rests, while they leei con-
kvethus faithfully dlecharffea ine
.i' .i i .i -l- i ,'t . ....I m I hat
ti,,. i. . nl' Kinrlorhoak. ike linn oi t. h ii'H-
chet was ii iwhere i I- liund. h l'c rov
ing touch of whig principle!, ihe evil ;P
the government was exiirminatedi and by ine
powerful arm of the united and patriotic whig
I . . .. . II. ., W-W llll
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lit, and we
.I- i .i -i- ,.ms ii'V iii'n l ' i' ii' in- .'' r ... ,
r.7onTetion that the people and conflnned the pmmv UnTth. nomi.
kited voices, sustain a eand date do not mh rn.y-. " "eiunstance..-fcbsbc-n
devoted to Republican nation tender. .. . nn ; of the country
kin the midatof the most tryinff rhere to m .1 . ; n,r sq m name ha. be-
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flinwt..,T,.n.: ,nv II WtlVS MlUMI IIIH'
bwer found in the honeet ninn.ninl
uu longer.
TIKK t. CROPPER. Virginia,
TIKiS. M. HOPE, Illinoia.
AMOS HOLAHAN, Pennsytv inia.
WM. K. V. TAYLOR, New York.
JAMES W. CROOKS, Mississippi.
-er, Washington.
Washington, May no 1844.
Vmir letter Of the 88th instant, nn-
IIIV lllilmll'ltmll till" I IP I r. 'Mtiuin .
L .i i TT..-..I. l.nvt.
b CanvAittinn hM in Baltimore on mi
i .loimrjitnil t)V IH) in-
lons ol Hit' people in every swaw
mnus my wannest acKnowit iiL" !''"
IB inattrnlivn n hsrrviT t t I hi' f(nr'
in mv fWvn mimfMt(ij in 11 " -
f Itsembhes, nml anncnnrfil iy n"
ll , .... ,,f ,1m
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t of tho States of the Union, nml to
Sites lately assembled in falttinore
By responded; and I beg to assure
.that I am not deficient in due sensi
"ccasion. cession to the Presidency I have had
rials of no ordinary character. A
i.twas, miller Providence, committed
It was no other than a tl'st ns to 1,10
uf institutions to meet the contingent
ie first time had occurred in our histo
ot the President and the succession 01
to the administration or auWio at-
nng upon tl,e ofliee, 1 had to decide
nfcSf 1 would surrender hoOOr.judg-
rn i t , 1....,
...m ine rigiu oi llll nun i" in"
'minis of a party majority, in whose
mils i, l... . Intmm 1
, ,v wnuiir very soon uuv mm,
without sueh surrender; or whether
' consequences in the vindication 01
a' rirrlits nl' Ika RmmMm nml in the
'eniost sacred obligations of duty to
adopting the first course, I was
e 'hat ray Presidential term would
peareabltj and trantiuil, and that I
W Zealous nml nnloiit annMrf 111 11
nominant party ; by pursuinjr the lat-
'-- mosi violent denunciations,
!r ""flies, tin- inns! iinrnlnntiinr nersi -
k to no active support ironi
WHICH WOI..11 iwi.iiu p .,,..,, nn.'stioil
come inseparably connected sma "
of ihe annexation of Texas to the UmoD.
(tins and concluding that . , , ' both
the cordial co-operation of X8uUMto mind as
Sfwhom were most nro midenttn the
cendida for
HfeSXTM
have l'lt to it, n an ....,.; tor mv otili-
avt: it-ti ""-' i;j,;,rtir nivomii
would bayebeenaioei iin c j- -d
,,, ,,.,, .oiiT.- ' ,rf,;i,,rt, i
learned Jurist ot tne that ( have
made myselt the legwiniaw j . llu
tor bavin- negotiate,. 1 ; (t(,n0(1 t
.ought tocaray - l0nori .justice,
11 5S3 It . c immediately. Texas is in
I am eonvinci c.l, b ne in tt;lko ,K.,. inter
no condiHon to delay . )((lllti ,nc:,s. If the
ests upon "ssib.e but rum a ,
present treaty shou due ra , - - wi result
aliy rZto of qongress, you
in success attpe pi iir.. to ours tie the
will leave me at ''";'.:.-.; u.,jc, you havo
rd to uw ""- ,. '..!. , ,,.
, ht. m v sense oi w
mwmi in reirari
communicate w r,,quire. in
utyaelfand the J. TxTs and the Pi etiden
aaestioa with me i betw i would not
,,'0; if within my grasp, woum no,
rv. The latter, en V ' . . , ; vvay ot
for a moment, be penm - .cofatnii,.s, can
the first in,t, i.. o .; r
waive no responsnintyv Mcrioing to me
You do me Doup-e - j- ii,, in ibl the political
firm and unshaken purpos ; ., f .
Principles w.m-h ; I yield
coneecrated.by Ws mm em a w tll0m : a,
o man in the sin.
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1 CIMlld liinL-
n 'tlp adliiiiiistrnlii.ii nf m iili lip nltiiir
"old and triuinpliant, from the recent
"Strtnirtli in k -'- - ..C Irt.KI ns
no opposition to its will, no matter
Son ... . . i .
. ,'u-" opposition lumlit proceeti .
F, Snn sin..,; ..-.j .i. ..: l .1...
.i iiLf miliar un: mlhu' u
.. mn vv wen mi iint'ti to num
wwa tarl. ,n r,,. ,.,..11 .l..,.r... Ml
thnij i B ""out i ne ueicai. in w
fl, ld "ft without the means of dt -
l:S' T I -
- Mioiw , . . .t. ,-.4 . ,..- I .....ii
V pK r"" n i i i 1 m i . i uiiu aavei
ut ra,c,,'r' which would be reverber-
. U Unilln t... ,l .r.l-.l
to
. ! -,io.,tothe,n:an,l,
,n(., ri, -vri.I" i,nmeot, it will
Wbilelremam andadvai.ee then,
be mv eontim.e.1 ellort I regard
Ho pleased to accept MWWj TYLER.
;ind esteem.
Mh.C-jv a 0. JJ' l0Uile,u of the
from the w asnmgw-
philedelphif u. - . c
Y.,t. Will observe that Mr. t.
has felt liiinelfauU.o. re
1 n&ersoli
11 llll. V m. " , ..
A t, ebtarae MR Ctos
il.rinn of orolec
running . j y ggrtn.
Ion as iwept end garnishee
t. rec'ive the oure ana exw
lieve. now : ainlcd Harrison.
But alas! within our own ranks yes
ftl rocious sacrilege standing at the very i igh ,
hand of our lamented chief, was an other evil
spirit, like one of these seven ol sacrea u.sio
rvrnore wicked thi n the first.; He wore
the semblance of a patrioUc whig, and had
borrowed the garments of an honeet man, and
like a serpent ha did beguile us. By an in
scrutable Providence, he was permitted to
take possession Ol tlie nouse win.... v ...... -
sw.m.i and purified. But true to Ins nature,
and to the almost prophetic language to
which 1 have referred, lie has taken not only
the other six spirits, but even tho very one
that he helped to object-ami they have en
tered it and dwelt there; and the last state ol
the country has been worse than the first.
Who hereafter will need an illustration of the
ruin that treason of princiele can accomplish,
v, hen he reviews the ragged, tattered, beggar
Iv history of the present administration, so
U. l.,,,l U i-nne.emed. and sees John
m. i. ,,i M,i -tin Vri Buren bantlod totreth-
l mi .un. .ii,.. .... ii-i
ler against the whlgs-the 5nly little uairel
between them just now being which at the
coming most united and harmonious- Demo
cratic Convention, shall be marked out for ut-
' ,.r in, niliilnl imi.
fter more than three years ol the mod de
plorable administration that was ever mlhct
U upon this or any other country, the day o
deliverance drew near. Von accordingly eeril
vur delegates to Baltimore, to meet with
those of the other States, and there to select
the men under whose names you could again
twlty in behalf of those sound principles, u
hit good government, by which alone our
blessed republic can be preserved, loo let
teredos with no iotructions, exce ptmg hose
Which rerd for your devoted and distio
w" , r Lft r itse f nsnired. You
,tuis ueu irni; f 1 , u
K us no commission Bvjttg that which s
flone worthy of the broad seal ot our imi
..Howe.l conni.onweal.h: "Select sound wh IgS
! , honeal tnen," We found our associates
iere all placed by their constituents upon
L I ..l..,r..rm that tllC Single
t '.e same dmuiu ,ii.i.. - . ,
Object of all ahke was the b,st good ol the
...t... . Mutnirv.
It HI becom'es me, perhap,, fe i ow-c.i.ens
,0 gneek of the character of a body of which
.ivseliapar..utthcsniallne.ssolthatpart
will permit me to say, that when .1 was o,
ww. i . .,. ..n,-:,i, o ( ue Justice,
riatileil " in. tii , , ...
CSSr hcad,,u1iporte.l bvd.st.,.gmsh
ed ret.resentatives from the whole twenl -six
s , . , and animated by the noble and devo-
ted spirit wlucb ueameu no... o.., -I
lei, it Wiethe most impoMUg a-semb v tha
Itver wejg petwilted to look upon. I shall
',ant emplot iritfftr if yon
i, it'll ho; ut ' ! , ainl iiiplny ju,
, ,1. n nmrft II nM dnly i t- Ml family ,
, first rill t Li t the Alliorl-
iii. I iiiViTlinietll liMik out f'f tie .ineri (in pi op.i,
nml leave the Lmrli-lt liovernment m lake career the
I , 'h nlr We, my friend, practicing ii.tlu-
r and nVugalil . . shoatd reins iweer i rew pwni
h an I wp ennnof well fail to bv pne.HniUS. Wu
hmild remember
"I. To judge of pubtUi men by the ''".c e their
' mftntrt not their profaaeibns, If the peopw have
tlinti ti under their administration, nml there has
I i uo corruption, eitravagSIMNii or public debt, it
m be a I II en lOftl to try them aain ; but if the peo-
pj have tiiHvea nnder their mviures, the imoplo
WOl.hl Ih) finds to try them n un in; for, what bus hap-
pene I ' iiiiiy happen t.viie; w h .1 is bred ill tlie
Ii itie will show itself in the lle.li ; ami a man's calling
himself I democrat don't make him one.
"'J. That it is ni. it prudent to l"t well enough
alene ; and I bough ten shillings per tiny is bettor than
six sliilliie's, vet tin! six shiUim's is
mmbatra upon A amount of capital and the activity
with which it moves ; and that a tarilf increases the
amount of capital by prevent its being drawn ort
to pay for foreign goods, as also the activity M that
capital by embarking u In mannfbctnrinf eaUrrprise,
i .1 . . j L.Ihm tl, ri.n Ii ibc count rv. A mil -
., ; ,. ,,, innn's only capital, it sun-ly
, stands him In hand to carry it to the best market."
Here the speaker C( Med. UlS ooservaw-iw
received to sflenee, snd the meeting quietly d.spers
ed, without noise or any further remark.
Lynn Boyd and his calcmnim. The Na
.i . ..i i.,.lt!nMr nf iKa 93. contains the tol-
ator sat down. ?.-',..., linn. W. l. Thomasson, of
i ..." ovi' Pii'iieil a voice in ti not iul; uuw h , ,
'Mr; and PecJltor as i !e fo draw the eves of K v.. from which it will be seen that Lynn
Sfifbl k.'r (A .ton ler man, with a thin and tiU.;illv admits that he has formerly pro-
, , ',ai -is, pUntoi hut eatly dad.) ''J LJnced the charge of 'bargarin and corrup-
one of those fretted j ' to whom the orator , jnnleroaa cf Tropic)
has referred. Id ie to speak , nia ;,;ra- Co Lvnn Bovd having recently resusctta-
rETlS T tM ':!!: i-o man tcd "he to Of bargain and corruption
.SS lStaM faiUifully reported, will L,lwMn Mess. Clay and Adams it wa.os
so nomoio um iu nf exneri- . : M .v , Pi ter he believed
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With elan ly sgbrt nee.
hi vain the tfMttti Eitgle sonrs
llll pillions lire to i Wi lli ;
I lin home is up and down the shores i
No o ler should he seek
An i , Idle the crowd with laughter roars,
The TOKBjmj up t'i- trm. 8QUIB.
From the lleneva t Courier i
a N I NCI DENT --TIIIS h4aTtfAWieWtfeei
aristocrats who walk ..'pon their Turkey carpets, and
. l . ' . I .,,.,,'. - l u nisi: imi 'i ' o"
rtdc ill imnr apt V". . . e. .i... i,.,,
, k ,,,. witbrunld gold, wrung rrom th . haw toil
e , nlalnina Industrvl who, I sal
I I. " . IMl'J - ---- B . . i llllll
i i. h nabobs tha! they snouid can upon , . ,y c(lp1t
..i.. ki' rn nnrniRn lu iwdm ihv r
4 l . l il till ii Till li llll. I l 1 ' r
1 ' ... . I II. . .,,.1 ilfilW ' 1
!. f .1 l.-.l ,. ..mini M ct iins '
'o' occasion wa'inditi.,. nicling; the orator a
i i ., i..,i ,-ilist o t o ten na eouiu , ni'iiiiii. I..
! made ready quondam Federalist - . . .Lpe ,hy,
in the ran us oi '""" ' "- -
hard-worKin eh from an adtoinlng marmftctoTV.-
KaenS was received with a burst ot applause,
m.n.l which tho orator sat oowu.
years since
ii.,t
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node isiana.
use' 1 "'" 'V ''ul';a !X6L in'countrv The public, may have some curi-
emplo,ef ! , I;,i,uv Jhat was Mr. Boyd's opinion
.l v eiupiovers v. vie nun. .- .." i"j . .
vers were nonesi aim Mu7 - M .
. ,, r,. wc lihv men. They paid me lair out ., t us (liieslion wimii ' 7i
'hi'- w e : i2:a?c-,lwtv;,l,,v,,,,::.- Sidate. The Hopkinsville Uazette ol the
r sentence,
not hiffh wajres; these wages, ,iuwov, r----- icanaiaaie. aw -
OiV paid, and my experience has taught -ne t.ia a iistat, which is sent to YOU fa
i . ., i;ii.,n mi, in, in iirwau i,n ,,. ..mo o ne luuai ito,
SZ i,:; ,d icv m a happy future. AUct g ,',,: illsville, lli;a Lymv Boyd declared to
?s time Ta speaker come among us who used n , - the cmrffe3 prclerred against Mi .
rn-nts precisely similar to tnoseempor.. - ir.t. wprn Ue v ,a,e and groundless ana
lis views were novel, ingenious, : 1 -r noliiical purposes.
inff.
we thougi
We were captivated who m w"ry . , .,.,nv this tact.'
.uirhtours ,es ,vcs. ,,.,, ' : ul,-:" .";.:.- , r, u.,v.L and
1 his uaaeiie wnnwwu - - -bi,
attention called to tho above paragraph,
that he might deny it as publicly as he had re
suscitated the charge. He not haying thoughl
proper to do so, the favor 13 asked to insert
ifc,.,,
- 1 11. .'....., t lilllirnl Ol Tl 1. 1 ll'M'
;';K';;l';:;;rbian,:i,i;ostourse,yes
py , WC now . ho w04
T'"r.r ,Kr v and diaconteV, to happing and
pSSjtJR " So ea.er in the pursuit of the the
orv to regard its consequences.
'die told us that the dtottoOttoM nl weahl. and pOV-
tv were merely artificial, having thete Ration
U yaSBts kk 55 .TomTo
;rriheh Ann,xa,?of --pps
atmg"
. . .1 , l. n in' 1.1.,.. " 1 . . , .
titled to share in ms noun ty j -V nt,Wt. debt of Texas is the only oDstame m u.
s.:,,ctureot society was wrong r f ubout annexation they will
thai wealth, as at present 0 m .. d. - b themselves! We
. . mwl I hat I it' mail. "ic. ii uiat 1 ,1 miiiiiv.,.11 . .....
engine o. op,.. We r
essor was to grinu ,' now ciiuut9i
possewr w v- , . - t0 c0n.
.-pre tascinatetl wim iuw " ,.i ,.i
SSSSngi,. .r ,,rn i-s ";; ;
our
11 iiiu -
title to the Panama cir-
. 1 . j
cumambiertt covering ot our occiput: ana
some skillful individual will also please to sev
er one of our trotters with an instrument de
nominated by vulgar people a saw I The debt
of Texas wiped out bv Mississippi, repudia
ting bonds. Admirably thought of! We can
oppose annexation no longer. Am. bagh
SiMiri.AR coincidence. Whilst Mr. Clay
..r dotbes a. nans back '-J. t.rmi(rll r.,iberlaiid. Alleghany
nor tills his stomach; and I . a 0nThurs,lav afternoon last.
SSvimfw SS3 ham ; I now lound mvelf mis- jjjg of ,!iat place, brought tip
3e I formerly w as hiving up money j I anJ trvduced to him his two SOUS, one aged
Z rapidly apending it. So tar, I certainly had not j j vears namcd Henry Clay, and the other,
,'U,!-r",i Snv surnlus became exhausted ; IS years, named Theodore Frelmghuysen.-
"11 a short time my surplus Dex.ui.v - r.u r,i..,,- U n(r n ter America's
1 ,.s mv name had become somewltat truynwi- 1 no name 01 111c ia...v. - -
; eV r , r I found it difficult to get work from any immortaj Washington, it m.gh be expected
emploxer. as all alike feared my m.luence ini eiim- hh m fa manner, be called alter
pie P.wertv now staroii me 11. im; , --,-? illustrious personages.
ocsvbe- hard ehool, fools, as it is said, will lllUSmOUSrM- ,v) 5,v a risen
h.aCr Eio other. 1 determined .0 profit , po sible. , WithWU
bv my experience, and eel myself to cmisidtr my
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lu "Ut a must rir, iii,,v,.rilM.,l ilnfrnre