Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1827-03-17
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH II
PoLITICAL.-THE PRESIDENCY.

pubic Favour and promotion, are so familiar to
the people, that ii will be hardly necessary 10
name them; but il will be well enough 10 remark,
that others, beside the present Executive, and Gen.
Jackson, viii probably soon be entered on the
pol cal turf Should this prove to be the case,
the prospects Of Mr. Adlm5' reelection, viii, N
or opinion be materially frightened, whilst the
"Arny candidate" will find himself thrown IN the
bacs gro lad, and distanccd, not only by his more
foe nidib rival, bat b. those Of less consequence.
W. say this al a venture, and wait for time to
prove the correctness error of calculations.
Daring the late session of Congress---particuar-
ly That part of il Immediately anterior TO its DIS
con- nulncc, the Opposition made a secret move
ment, 10 concentrate thor forces; and whilst they
determined TO oppose the administration, IN dcllb
erltiye assembly, artfully man puvred 10 array
against it tho factions of both tho old parties and
10 sIbsdile certain presses, who, disifected with
the goycrnmcnt, have bocn ready TO engage IN
political crusade, and warfare, with the hope of
g nng L rank to which thoy were never entitled,
anI a pocunary reward, which their labours
or merit II IL not necessary i1r as 10 descend
90 particulars, at this moment; tmo viii explain
our nuendocs, and bring tho subsidized engines
before the gaze Of the people.
The editor of the Washington Tecgraph--one
of the mos. vruent and scurrous papers, that
ever d sgrlrei pcople--one of the most UNI
bl ishing a5uscrs of every body that does not
cede 10 the propositions and dogmas OF General
Jlctson's pitHans, was,l few days previous 20 he
adournmcni Of Congress, elected printer 10 the
United - ios' Senate. THIS press, has, since its
elevation, come out IN species Of rejoicing, and
chuckling; aud whilst it boasts of lts success,
wears its honours with an i'll grace, and very
plainly, and haiiv, tells the world, that it is to
be The organ Of the Opposition; and that, TO
accelerate ihe views Of that party, it wall go all
lengths, and become the sycophantc tool and
slave 10 n political faction II is TO be the organ
and mouth piece of the facton--it Is TO reterate
the doctrines and opinions of the party, whether
they 60 ncide With the opinions of ts edi or not
AMI = bound by its allegiance, to labour in season
and out of season, 10 oppose the present admins
TRITON. Such is the character of the Telegraph,
and sIch the conditions of tho compact, be-
tween is proprie or, and The heads Of the oppos-
ton; -slch - tho paper, that has bolsted of its
indepahdcnce aud parity, and Of ~ honest sndeay-
ourso proseryo in,oate the liberties Of the
try.
Tat the Elitor Of the Telegraph should havo
been selected the printer to the Senate, pass
ng strange, when IN Justice 20 the dsccrnmcnt Of
thOw ;.) gave him their votes, II is SAID, that no
two Of 'he =, considered him calculated for the sta
tiol lnl when 1t ~ known, that those gentle
m2l If 40 opposition, do not agree as 10 the
di. ,bor shall support for the next Presidency,
It - shL lir, that they should have given the in
HIsHce 10 a man, vino il bound hand and foot, 10
G. l'rcl jack k-0n, and who, fbr whltcJer consc-
qJ'lro ae has thus far ob'lncd, is indebted to
thO73 or The General friends, who opposed 10
ever ,'p.ranl save their individual canddate. 1t
arpe lrs, that NJ. VAN BUBEN, Of Ne WORK, a
nsp 'ho is belle yed ,will N any event support
the NJ ry Caief' in, took active part in this
srtlgo lar, and IN ilc 4 vehement speech in ia
v'r Of 'he Telegraph: and By the wav, he has
bon bl- answered b. Messrs. e ,lcs and Seaton
oft1s Nlhonll Intoll gencer, Who, we'll writ
ten tlj lnlf osstys, hdyc commenced the expos
ugc, Of &c political Vaccinations Of the opposition
Fe rpnlIn' Of the Telograp', will hereafter
b. cl.ef liy noted, b. hose Eho take an interest
in he political a,ir4 Of the times, and il will as
We predict, be 10 md equally servilo and syco-
phlntc, not ,ithst,ndng its boosted independ-
eaco. Assoc ted with is flte, and that Of the
opposition vii bo the Hon. George McDu:Tie,
Joln T. Eaton, md fev other mlster spirits
who hlye ivo "ed, hat the administration shall
b. opposel tho 'gh lts acts be ls pure as the de-
signs Of Hoarcn, and though the results of its
pitns, sha, ;ondure 10 the wealth. toe happiness
AMI best interests OF the pcope.-Mr. Van Buren,,
is ~ on Iis way to the south, to drum up new
rc 'r,,i'5 IN that quarter, and having secured to
hnself 4 scat in the United States Senate, for
the naY, six years, he cares but little about the
viii ofhs aonstItuons; but sottng their wishes at
dc lan"e, md con'cnning their opinions, is about
to undertake. h. execution Of game which if
su :ccs'fllv pllye , he imagncs, VIII tend 10 his
elevation 20 an 'icc, for which no has long thirst
ell, and for the tttuiment Of which, he is dspos-
cI slcrii;e every honorable political princi-
pie, be'iles some Of those private considerations
AMI pbl'g ,tions, which by some men, arc regarded
"a '' nos' sacred But as tho time has not al
re- : arr yel, when ne ceesitv requires, or political
pf ior'e urgos,he consideration of these matters;
for the pre- sent, we dismiss the subject.
t. Ngv-HANtpsHIeE PArnror AND JouN
i,nr Of hn NJ, T., Iii D,.