THE PURSE AND THE SWORD,
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The Raleigh Register of recent date said the
democrats were in favor of uniting the purse and
the sword in the hands Of the President. - .


This charge, let it be remembered, comes from
a Whig; and by the deeds of his own party will
we convict and silence him. In the contest of
1910, the democratic party rallied it is true,
der the banner of MARTIN VAN BUREN and the
Sub Treasury. They were defeated. The
Wings went into power They went in divided
upon principles. Their President died. John
Tyler went up higher; he refused to obey Whig
orders, and forthwith he was denounced all over
the country. Is not this 500 The Wings, when
they got into power, found the public monies in a
safe condition; they found them under the control
of good officers Officers bound by heavy penal
ties to a rigid performance of their duties But
this state of things did not suit them. They had
sworn to repeal the Sub-Treasury law, and they
stood up to their oath. They put the purse and
the steord in the hands Of John Tyler, at the very
moment they were pronouncing him FA1rHLEss
AND CORRUPT. We assert the fact and we DEFY
contradiction Is it not 500 Bear witness the
printed Statutes of the countryl