Excerpt from Torch Light: An Examination of the Origin, Policy, and Principles of the Opposition to the Administration, and an Exposition of the Official Conduct of Thomas H. Benton, One of the Senators From Missouri
The confederates shun investigation Of their charges - Their unsupported assertions not to be relied on - The vote of Mr. Clay, against Gen. Jackson, justified on the testi mony of his accusers - Accusations made by randolph, cobb and benton, against Gen. Jackson in 1819-ceat~ ed acts of usurpation, tyranny and Oppression - Habitual vioiations of the Constitution and Laws - As military corn mander, assumes Legislative and Executive powers - His disobedience of orders - Violation of the liberty of the press Suspension of writ of Habeas Corpus - Massacre of pris oners - His conduct investigated - Threatens members of congress-his letters to'the President - Mistakes a cilizen for an alien, a trailer for a spy. - Mr. Clay's opinions nu changed; therefore, he is denounced - His accusers re markable for the instability of their friendships, their Opin ions and principles - Their present support of Gen. Jack son, an instance of it-their present support of the mili tary Chieftain is evidently designed chiefly to promote their own ill-directed ambition - The Declaration of Indepen dence practically contemned by jackson and sneered at by randolph, with the approbation of his confederates.
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