The Life of Martin Van Buren
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Ocratic party united. In the choice of a spealier of the House, General German^ a democratic m. Ember, but a friend of Governor Clinton, was elected. He received the votes of the federal members. This afforded Van Buren exactly what he wanted, a glorious opportunity to denounce De Vvitt Clinton and his friends, and to charge them witli having leagued with the federal- ists for the purpose of RE-ELECTING RUFUS KING to the senate of the United States. Mr. King was known to be the most violent opp...onent of the South, and against the Missouri question ; he was charged with uttering the most incendiary opinions. The Albany Argus and other papers belonging to the Van Buren faction, published almost daily the same sentiments ; and as a speci- men of Van Buren's apparent hostility to Mr. King, the following short extracts are made from one of his most servile presses : "January 16th, 1819. If d. Federal gentleman is appointed to the senate, let other states in the Union be satisfied that the administration of this state is under federal influence.
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Ocratic party united. In the choice of a spealier of the House, General German^ a democratic m. Ember, but a friend of Governor Clinton, was elected. He received the votes of the federal members. This afforded Van Buren exactly what he wanted, a glorious opportunity to denounce De Vvitt Clinton and his friends, and to charge them witli having leagued with the federal- ists for the purpose of RE-ELECTING RUFUS KING to the senate of the United States. Mr. King was known to be the most violent opp...onent of the South, and against the Missouri question ; he was charged with uttering the most incendiary opinions. The Albany Argus and other papers belonging to the Van Buren faction, published almost daily the same sentiments ; and as a speci- men of Van Buren's apparent hostility to Mr. King, the following short extracts are made from one of his most servile presses : "January 16th, 1819. If d. Federal gentleman is appointed to the senate, let other states in the Union be satisfied that the administration of this state is under federal influence.
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