From The Deiamore Gazette .qug. II, 1924
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"As we conceive that there is not the most re-
mote probability that either General jackson Mr.
Clay will succeede TO the, office, (of Presden) it
would be waste Of time and room to dwell at length
on the reasons which form our objections TO them
Lut we may remark, as pass, that the lIASTY
TEMPER, and VIOLENT PASSIONS of the for.
mer, amount, u,ith us, to an INSUPERABLE OBJ
LECTION TO HIM AS A CANDIDATE for The
executive chain Of the nation. A REPUBLIC
should be extremely cautious in elevating military
leader TO nigh and important station, however ami
able he may be In his manners, and pacific in his dis
positions and none but those possessing the most
exalted qualifications, and those of the most pacific
kind, should ever be THOUGHT Of for the office;
but he, whose greatest recommendation is DIS
REGARD TO LAW, JUSTICE or PROPRIErY,
when they stand in the way Of the Accomplishments
of favorite measure, though of doubtful propre-
ty should be avoided as MORE DANGEROUS
MAN than one who is an OPEN and DECLARED
FOE to our country and our liberties =! -


From the same paper Of februaryI, 1895.


nf In consequence Of concurrence of fortuitous
circumstances, the employment OF means to operate
upon the passions Of men u, violation Of their REQ
son and Judgment and the basest political contrsaa-
ces, it has ehaaced that General Jackson is highest in
vote"


"Thcy Tthe Trainers of the Constitution neves
intended that the Members of Congress should hE


thus confined in their choice and all that has been
said by the advocates of Gen. Jackson upon this sub
ject, is only an evidence of their own oeakaess and
,Oickedaess; and notwithstanding the Members Of
Congress have been threatened NTH the use Of
SWORDS AND MUSKETS against them. If they
rentared to do cherUiss than elect General Jackson,
we do not doubt that they will do chat they beiesc
to b: rigAt and they win draw their conclusions re-
spectng their duty from premises very different
from those which have been laid down for them by
THE LOVERS OF BLOOD and SL.QGGH
TER 2,