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SISETY SEVEN TEAMS AGO TODAY JACKSON WON VICTORY. Tareughual the Deemiry on Thie Tey 2. Netion Pays Homage ( Father of “Democratic Perty. Ninety-seven years ago today Andrew Jackson gained the victory, over the British at New Orleans which forever placed bhy United States to re Met of truly sovereign nativim, “The day is more generally celebrated than in the an niversary of many other battle which American soldiers have fought. But, c~ tiovely enough, the celebrations are more often politics than otherwise, and the day is devoted to recalling Genarel Trankton's old varger rather than to a glorification of his military provess In Louisiana the day is a legal bolle uy; and in New Cricanett is always cel ebrated with patriotic zeel. ‘The comte— tion of many kinds of busneay, the meet~ Jng of hevorical and patriotic organize flonn, the devolt celebration at the ahline of Our Lady of Prompt Surcor— ihsae Bry nome of the features of the or lusty Jurkwon Dey in New Orleans. 1b Nashville tonight, ea on he $th of Jan uary. fo any years, there will be a Great bell, and many @ pretty young girl WILL achieve that long-loped for fondh of “her first Jackson bath Ney Orlaang celebrates the victory on the field of Chalmette. Nashville cele brates the signaling in the life of its werent townsman, Ohio, Nebraake, Mas sachusetts and the others celebrate a day writed in ie calender of the deco static party. In Ohio tonight there will ba‘a acorn of Jackson banqueta,and at each board tie democrety. will atand and pledge them asives to datile to bring heli tly into Ho old-time prominence and OWEr. In many other mates the dhains Nite Will @oon. Not eines the alvil 1, was there, began a time when the spirit of Andrew Jack son wan 2 potent In Américan politica as ‘today. ‘The Ctheocist question hee andle brought fo wh surface the page: altion for a central bank of Jesus, but no ‘argument advanced’ for it me béon able on the whoa bf the neko. ot Naw 16 The conservatives of ‘the country thought Jackeon was a deliberate wreck -destroyer of business when ha evosiia [rom ‘the bank, Se, pacete of the United ‘Andrew Jackson wea the sworat man) all be alleved niw 10 bathe areates¢ man. wi ever, Lived. inant Jackson woe put: thar. ramerkghts triumvirate—Webster, Qalhoun and Clay, Andrew Jackson went out of the White Hottee wid lett, Mertin Van Buren there. He has dictated the rite of his successor, and the people had rattled my dictation. First Sintaes ithe teat we las erected by order of She, eee tly ig frant, of the ute. House. EN had been se verely critiai and: artintes, any wovern umes. atrorte heve been ale ta hayes, it removed. from its, moat commanding por sition 19 ko; oherot the Cal seach ok ere mo Int attempt. to, 0 ° diet Saringo. Brseldene fe Sears Nam Ere) ‘Thetmoy apnts shai tlk i rore ante dead, . And: a ome tenn he wae mpaaiea ! Aa ae e ¥ ea,could: se across, the “stree aan are there of Aa “put out a QUTI ge. of Andre a. face Nhat : enide re inna at ac ra oI! ia teate coloreds: Reker ra oi ie care: he Earning Adam ? In a! Oregon Bobidy, a man service: In the cause the aati of Texas 7 hat history *hds_acnardad him’ this, i Peter, the election of’ Pol over Clay, i ad fie sie a Home or the tate, as “New Grieving naatel.” many years of work'to ‘complete it Gen ‘evhl Jackson ‘himsalf indulged tha fener Unat It: should not’ be: prorked -on-excépt on ithe athe day “ot ‘landsry. Thax he Vo his. oi, rondént to. tha selection crickat ‘any rather than his, birthday March 1b-San Jackson, Diy Fe He oe each Grissed' Over | She mountains. ty a + Ju trem North’ Carolina de a you! helped: to make the constitute state fot Tenncesne, ‘and In 2708 wae’ slob Here repredantacive in cane ress from Bhate. nme a0 fa tha thaate, but Philadelphis lite did not appeal to him ‘and he quit nongress, ‘That’ ha wag for several years a judge ot the supreme court of his state. he was elected major general of the militis..of ‘Rannyssee, and that delighted his soul. He heard of the mageacre at Fort Mims. He knew that English ‘gold was behind the Indian depredation’ and he led his Tennesseeans into Alghame The Indian confederation was crushed. Then Jack~ pon carelessly annexed Mooile and Pen daccle aid looked about him. . ‘Tet geod omic prthosic pirate Jean Lafitte, beving’ refused ‘Haguin. bribes, let it be shown that the English were’ getting together, 0ereat force in, the est Indies to attack New Orleans, Jet ab this time the American could do not scraamine very proudly, as artists hn taken and burned Weshing! Hy BOMO HE the’states were almost openly Nexing the English site of the quarrel, and the country was bankrupt, and Bogland was bent Upon reducing Ute republic to 5 million of lmited qovereignty in the amily of nations, * Jackson went to New Orleans. The English came, netrny 12,000 troons at the finest of semen’ anvidiacy, com manded by _ Sir Bamrard Pakenham, 2 brother-in-law of the area duke of Wesw Hington and him as if a nero of many hat tea, Pakenham saw the rough Crandors me. In the hhanting jacksts, he heard of Jackson Ra 2 “copper captain of insiltia,” and he despised all too. The Brite. then came that misty Bontley morning. Jan. 1418. The Belts general or dered the attack, Jackson received 11. Twente five minutes later Pokanham ‘wen Dead oramore that verk Bn men were hated or cnounted. Tl wce the last great danie between the old world and the new American gol. ‘The caulrrel hunters of Tennessee and Kentucky overwhelmed the flower of the English army. The army which fought for the proteotion of the doninnt wives No daughters had lost but crgies and the army which fought for “be, and booty was well nigh urethtlated. ~ More than two weeks before the hattic wae fought the two warring nations had signed a treaty of peace. The slow-saile ink, anto CErINE the pees wae on the hinh peas ie kelegraph had yxleted then the hale of New Kileana weld jot have been fought, Autihet hottie van Rok wieiens. The treaty of peace which had been riened did not as Arani ip the United aestes righi. Raidh she hed been endin ne. The tat~ fie at New Orleans seve Sher Mire etghes,
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Galveston Daily News
Galveston, Texas, US
Mon, Jan 08, 1912
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