p u A N R G R Q
LIBERTY, SATURDAY. NOV. 2, 1889.


PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN


VICE PRESIDENT,


RICHARD M. JOHNSON.


UNITED STATES SENATOR.
r. j. w WALKER.
To the PlDlIs!!!
Freen.en! to the POlls!!!
BE vIGILANT ACTIVE AND vi.


GILANT, FOR
ETERR.4.NL VIGIL.4NCE is THE
Price of Liberty!M

Price of Liberty!v
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Price of Liberty!!
"Up with your banner, let it proudly fly
The foe is in the fed-the bGttie's nigh!


Rouse, frcemen, rouse! come forth in all your


might!


Strike-'tis for Democracy, Liberty q Right.
This is the last time we can address many
Of fournumerous readers through the Plan
ter, as the election commences on Mon
day next; therefore, We lay before them,
this week, what we believe to be the diff
ference between the two (for there is but
two) parties, and certainly, "disguse it as
they may, this is the true issue before the
people. We then say to the people of this
state--choose We which ye will sustain,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,, the candidate
of the people, who stands pledged to con-
duct the government, through its agents,
Independent of all entangliRg alliances
with the monied oligarchies of the times,
which assume the right TO govern you--
orsHENRY CLAY, the candidate of eight
hundred banks, pledged to the establish
ynent of bank ofFIFTY MILLIONS, as
the avowed machine to control the eight
hundred. We say, choose We between
Martin Van Buren, who stands pledged TO
administer the government on the plan
recommended by Washington, Jefferson
and Jackson, and Henry Clay, the sworn
advocate Of n monied monarchy"


with the souls of freemen let us meet
the coming cr,sis-vindicate our right,
and gnard our freedom; let the following
and like Democratic maxims be our mot
to, guided by which the contest will close
with present victory and future hope:


NO PROTECTIVE TARIFF!
NO IRREDEEMABLE SHINPLASTERS!! !!
NO BANK LEGISLATION!!!
NO FIFTY MILLION MONSTER OF A


NATIONAL BANK.!!!


NO DEPRESSING THE POOR TO GIVE
PRIVILEGES TO THE RICH!!!!!
No CONTENTION Of BANK and STATE!
NO LENDING OUT OUR TAXES TO





SPECULATORS!!!!!
NO EMPTYING THE POCKETS of THE
SUNBURNT PLANTER TO FILL THE
VAULTS OF THE SHADE COVERED


BANKER!!!!!!!


0TNO INCREASE BUT A REDUC


WON OF OUR TAXES.-k0
01-LM.uEDIATE ABOLITION OF
REFORM OF THE STATE BANKS


"BE JUST AND FEAR NOT.


Letallshe ends thou aim st at be thy country's,
Thy Gsd's, aad dTRUTH!u!!!!


WITH firm adherence to thesegreat prin
ciples, we must conquer all opposition
And let it ever be remembered that Hen
RY CLAY, NOW the Bank champion, said il
1911, speaking Of the UNITED STATE'
BANK, before his palm was tickled by it
gold, or he was REGULATED with it
money :"What is a corporation, such as tn,
bill contemplates? 1t is splendid asso
citation of farOred Individuals, taken from
the mass of society, and vested with ex
emption, and surrounded with immunitei
and privileges. Where is the Limitation
upon this power to set up corporations?-
You establish one in the heart of state
the basis of whose capital is money. Yo,
may erect others whose capital shall con
sist of lands, slaves and personal estates
and thus THE WHOLE PROPERTY
WITHIN THE JURISDICTION OF
STATE NIGHT BE ABSORBED b.
THESE POLITICAL BODIES. The OK
isting bank contends that it is above tn
powers of the state to tax it, and if thi
pretension be well founded, it is in tn
power Of Congress, by charterng compG
MES, to dry up all the sources of the stat
revenue"