Speech of Mr F Johnson of Kentucky
Speech of Mr F Johnson of Kentucky
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He was the close friend of Mr. Muct- ison. The Democratic party of his native State, Pcnnsyhania, in looking around among all her numerous and highly qualified and respectable sons, to present to the Nation, one for j)referment and promotion, singled out this man as the favourite, and he was unanimously nominnted by the Democratic Convention, of that State, to be run as Vice President, with Mr. Monroe, the last of the Revolutionary patriots. He was many years our Minister at London. In all the ...public stations he has filled, he has acquitted himself with credit and ability, and such is the purity of his private and public life, of his devotion to Republican principles, and the love of his Country, that the most malignant breath of slander, has not been able to touch his reputa- tion, or reproach him with a single act, even of indiscretion.
Samuel L. Southard is the Secretary of the Navy. He, too, is the son of a Revolutionary patriot, who carried his musket during the Revolutionary war, and was one of that invincible and much celebrated corps, called the Jersey Blues, so well known and so eminently distinguished during the Revo- lution.
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He was the close friend of Mr. Muct- ison. The Democratic party of his native State, Pcnnsyhania, in looking around among all her numerous and highly qualified and respectable sons, to present to the Nation, one for j)referment and promotion, singled out this man as the favourite, and he was unanimously nominnted by the Democratic Convention, of that State, to be run as Vice President, with Mr. Monroe, the last of the Revolutionary patriots. He was many years our Minister at London. In all the ...public stations he has filled, he has acquitted himself with credit and ability, and such is the purity of his private and public life, of his devotion to Republican principles, and the love of his Country, that the most malignant breath of slander, has not been able to touch his reputa- tion, or reproach him with a single act, even of indiscretion.
Samuel L. Southard is the Secretary of the Navy. He, too, is the son of a Revolutionary patriot, who carried his musket during the Revolutionary war, and was one of that invincible and much celebrated corps, called the Jersey Blues, so well known and so eminently distinguished during the Revo- lution.
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