metsburg, Beardstown, New York, Boston, New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Natchez, Greenville, Gibson Port, Missouri, Mount Sneak, Port Clinton, Cincinnati, Perry County, Louisville, Lexington, Gaytursburg, and probably more than 200 places more, going on silent as death and still as midnight!!! 119. At Pittsburg 172 feet long and 76 wide, with the chat of wading knee high in Heretic or Protestant blood in America! 120. Decapigandi $1,500,000; Pope, $100,000; donations from the potentates of some of the Holy Alliance. 121. The rose which is annually given by the Pope to the potentate whom he thinks has been the most useful to the church the preceding year, was adjudged to the usurper of Portugal, and also an additional one to Old Hickory,he would flatter, deceive and gull, the Chief Magistrate of the United States; as if to lull the Americans to sleep! --as if 122. The term "HOLY," belongs to religion; the term ALLIANCE," belongs to politics; but when united, embraces both. 123. Hence the "Holy Alliance," and the restoration of the order of "Jusuits," who were supposed to have been annihilated and become extinct; but they were only dormant, and are now virtually governing the Roman Church, which amount to 200,000,000 over the world; while the Protestant is but 54,000,000-3 for 1! 124. All the blood shed about religion since the time of Luther, is laid by them to the charge of Protestants-as Heretics, for departing from the true church. 125. And all their teachers in this country, are denounced as Hesearchs, and placed on a level with the greatest of criminals, by the Jesuits, who justify the Inquisition of Spain, and plead for one in this country. 126. The Inquisition work in secret, and in the night and under ground! See the mode of Goa, as related by Dr. Buchanan; and all the other accounts how they correspond. 127. How many persons are suddenly missing in dif ferent sections of this country.-Been to Heretic meetings, -and dealt with accordingly; sundry have strangely disappeared. 128. One poor fellow, a tailor by trade; said he was sent 19 with a letter, found his way into the cell, kept on bread and water for some weeks, and cow-hided into the bargain !* 129. 197 on the bridge at Wexford; 183 in the barn of 1798, burnt; 200,000 in Ireland swept off in a night; and 70,000 at Paris in the days of Louis XIV; also, the powder plot!! 130. Lafayette with all the deputies, and liberals, and editors of liberty and liberal principles were proscribed in France; and would have been assassinated in the hellish plot, had not the revolution prevented it, which probably not one person expected it so soon, three days before. 131. The tyranny of the king; the shutting up of the banks; flung society out of employ, into convulsion; and hence the fire to the magazine, and facilitated the object of liberty, then in embryo. 132. The developement of this plot, found in the iron chest, with the flight of the Jesuits; some to England; 80 wagon loads and other vehicles into Naples; shows the design of the Holy Alliance and the Jesuits against the liberties of mankind; a general conspiracy to sweep off their enemies at one grand blow. 133. Hence the combination to arrest the progress of light and liberty, and bring back the days of darkness, for the support and continuation of kingcraft and priestcraft, monarchy and law religion, in the world. * Name of the man, also the Priest who burnt the bible, and bishop could be given! See also at New York. From the New York Evangelist. The following case of Romish persecution has recently occurred in New York. A young woman residing in Newark, was in the practice of coming to the city for confession, absolution and Popish instruction, from a Roman priest. At length, she learnt so much of Protestantism, from the family where she lived, that she desisted from attending confession and the mummeries of Popery. After a time, she visited the city, and not returning to her abode for some days, her employer followed in pursuit of her. The information which he receivied convinced him that she was illegally detained by force, by the Priest and his devoted tools. The usual legal process was resorted to, and in consequence she was discovered. She was found confined in a private chamber, where she had often been visited by the priest, urged to make confession, and threatened with further severe punishment if she would not confess, submit to the priest, and return to the Roman faith. She was of course liberated by the civil law, and is now fully clear of the American Inquisition, until they can seize her again. The names of all the parties can be given.-Prot. The above note is from a minister of the gospel in this city. 134. Thus we see that liberty was suppressed in Naples, Spain and Portugal; and the fall of Bolivar in South America. And where is he? who knows? who can tell!!! O the monarchial and Jesuistical influence over the world! 135. The cloud is gathering fast in this country, and are we prepared for the storm? 136. A drowning man will catch at a straw ! 137. If light and liberty prevail, monarchy and priest craft sink. 138. To prevent this, a general conspiracy and assassination or massacre of these Hersiarchs, &c. &c. and "outward court worshippers!" As the only possible means of hope for success, in which attempt if they should not succeed, but fail, it would produce a reaction, which would recoil back on themselves. 139. The "woman on the beast," intoxicated with the blood of the martyrs;" Church, Jesuits, who use the name of the Pope for a tool; to cover, and carry on, and accomplish their own object and end! Hence, Wesley: "There will even then be a Pope but not with the power of his predecessors; and he will be under the government of Baby, lon." 66 Body of men," Jesuits, not the Council of Cardin als; but the DECAPIGANDI. RELECTIONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS. THE entreogue, false charges and misrepresentations to prejuduce the public mind, seemed to gain but little credit with the People, if one may judge from the number for the EARTH, or "Clay," Mother "WURT" and "Hickory." Many have been the threatenings against his person and his "LIFE"-once attacked at Alexandria by a kind of assassin, who was accessary, and what was the cause of his sickness in Boston, I will not say; and what was designed against him down at the East-who knows but the guilty; two political parties, to make a tool, a puppet, a cats paw. a cypher of the Chief Magistrate of the Nation; perhaps for an excitement and for an assas sination for there are many die an unnatural death in their official standing at the head of a nation! How much hypocricy by those who were his greatest enemies when travelling in this land. They must first raise the dust like Shemei, and then after wards raise first shout with a 1000 Benjamites at his reception ceremoniously; after all their political intregue and chicanery. But his penetrating eye saw through the mist of confusionhe travelled-he saw the improvements-could form his judgment in his political standing, to make his communication in his official capacity, and then retreated and retired to his place, with the wisdom and innocency that is spoken of in the Book! Monroe paid his own expenses, when on the Northern Tour; but the anti-kind of men, made all expense they could on the late tour of the Present, and then canting ask the Jacksonianshave you got HICKORY ENOUGH NOW? When going from Hartford via Essex to the City of Norwich, he passed near my residence, not far from Gardner's Lake, (so called on the map,) not far from the junction of the towns of Salem, Bozrah and Montville, (or village of the Mountain or high land,) where we recognized each other-he stopped-introduced his suit, Van Buren, Donalson, (his nephew and private Secretary,) our old friend Reeside, &c. My companion being present * * * * * "The Defender of our Countries Liberties, but the enemy of Hypocrites and Traitors." The place was thence christened and named "HICKORY PLIAN," as a monument to perpetuate the memorable interview to the satisfaction of about two hundred of our neighbours and citizens assembled on that occasion! The "Hartford Convention" with Henryism had its foundation in the Holy Alliance, and was a "nullification" in its nature and design, first to "divine and then devour," "for it is better to reign in Hell than to serve in Heaven." So South Carolina, nullified through the influence in those men who lent themselves as tools for agents to the Jesuits who are leagued with the Unholy Alliance for unholy purposes to destroy our Union, our sweet Liberties and overthrow the national Government to introduce anarchy, and thereby bring in the Roman theory of Church and State! But thus far the ship, nationally, has been prevented from being wrecked at New Orleans, (the loss of the Western country, as designed at the Treaty of Ghent,) and the ROCKS of Carolina and her coherents in the South allied by foreign influence! Our nation has rose at a late age of the world, a modern date -her sun shines to the astonishment of all nations-their glory is eclipsed ancient institutions are mouldering away, and what has been adored as sacred, and viewed of heavenly birth becomes odious, and is sinking into insignificance in the eye of sound reason and before common sense The KINGS reign by the grace of God, and that the POPE is the vicegerent of the Almighty on the earth, as the successor of the Apostle Peter-these days are gone by, but a relick, in comparison now remains to pass away, should the progress of Light and Liberty still prevail. Hence we may anticipate a struggle for the mastery, for man by nature, as it relates to himself, is a democrat, wishing for no superior, but when taken in relation to his neighbor, he is a tyrant, wishing for no equal; and man of his own volision never relinquishes power, either in church or state, but by necessity. Americans, as foreigners and travellers, are respected more than those of other nations arising from their enterprise and political standing, characteristically as individuals, and a standing social compact. The Prophecy of Daniel is eminently fulfilling in these days, and the dawn of a new era is evidently now begun! For to arrest the march of science and the improvement of the public mind, is out of the question as utterly impossible, it being impracticable to destroy the arts of mechanical genius as now exemplified to circumfuse knowledge and information in its symplicity to the weakest understanding. Exertions may be made to fetter society and to trammel the public mind, by rousing up old prejudices, and the use of tyranical power, to destroy the liberal feelings and principles that are |