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Editorial December 6, 1836

The New Hampshire Gazette

Portsmouth, Rockingham County, New Hampshire

What is this article about?

Praise for General Jackson's administration emphasizing equal laws, impartial justice, and protection of the poor from rich encroachments, banks, and speculators. Albany Argus endorses him as a candidate worthy of the Union's democracy.

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It was a beautiful sentiment of Gen. Jackson,
that "the blessings of government, like the dews of
Heaven, should be dispensed alike on the rich and
the poor." And it has been practically illustrated
through the whole course of the administration of
this venerable patriot and fortunate Chief Magis-
trate. Equal laws and an impartial administration of
them, are among the distinguished traits of his ad-
minstration—and the protection of the poor from the
encroachments of the rich—from the power of an
overshadowing bank aristocracy, and the grasp of
the speculator—its highest attribute. Such will be
the character of him whom New York delights to
offer as a candidate worthy of the suffrages of the de-
mocracy of the Union.—Albany Argus.

What sub-type of article is it?

Partisan Politics Economic Policy

What keywords are associated?

Andrew Jackson Equal Laws Impartial Administration Protection Of Poor Bank Aristocracy Speculator Democracy Albany Argus

What entities or persons were involved?

Gen. Jackson New York Albany Argus

Editorial Details

Primary Topic

Praise For Jackson's Administration And Candidacy

Stance / Tone

Strongly Supportive And Praiseful

Key Figures

Gen. Jackson New York Albany Argus

Key Arguments

Blessings Of Government Should Be Equal For Rich And Poor Jackson's Administration Illustrates Equal Laws And Impartial Justice Protection Of The Poor From Rich Encroachments, Bank Aristocracy, And Speculators Is Its Highest Attribute Jackson Is Worthy Candidate For The Democracy Of The Union

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