The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-12-23

we nave Opposed tue administration, oASSPs
in the case alluded 10. The Globe Is called
upon by every consideration OF honor and
justice to prove its allegaticn--or 70 reractit IT.
or else to stand before the world, proven out
Of their own mouths, 10 be base and malicious
libellers. The Globe the only paper that sus-
tains the administration Where 10 the adj
ministration sustained in its revolutionary
and disorganizing' scheme Q" subverting the
entire practice Of the government from l7ss
down to this day 7" Does the Globe sustain
il in Congress-in New York--in Maine,
Ohio, New Jersey, Tennessee, Indiana,
Rhode Island Any where except in the
Notification hig-State Of South Carolina,
which opposes the administration on every
other question Sustained! The admins
traiion will be no where sustained as long as
the Globe is retained as an organ Of the party.
Sustained by the Globe That paper has
done the administration more harm than all
the opposition papers in the country put toge-
Their. Sustained! Itcan never be sustained
until that miserable ordure is cast of and re-
moved beyond the bounds Of civilization,
where il may glut, without public injury, over
the remembrances Of ruined commerce, bro
ken merchants, suspended banks, disordered
currency, and an outraged people, and the ne
farious agency Of its own revolutionary and
disorganizing" doctrines. 10 be called by
that print, :" masked enemy" shank esta-
blished," wing printer to Congress" is cha
racteristic OF the authors Of recent letter
bearing an insult to us, stated to be "by the
direction of the President of the United
States" We look upon all these things, how
ever, as pitiful attempts to crafty miserable
spirit Of revenge, excited by the modification
of being defeated in the election Of printer
for the second time in four years-and the
people, no doubt, will regard them in the
proper light At least, they will know what
value 10 attach to journal that never aspires
to the dignity Of argument, but continually
substitutes nick-names in the place OF reason
ing. We would only warn the country presses
against the folly Of similar habit, and to be-
ware lest they are lost from the fold Of the old
Republican party.
We have heard much Of Cancellation and
concession-we are now convinced that the
whole of i, is hypocrisy and pretension. We
see in the organ distinguished by the conf
dence and favor Of the administration" those
multitndcs of Republicans who differ from the
President on the subject of the finances, stig-
matized by the very gracious epithet of "coR-
MoRANT TRAITORS" Does that look like con-
Citation The truth is there is no conciia-
ton. The Globe party have chalked out an
independent course for themselves, and they
will form THIRD party Of Loco. foco destrac-
tiues, and Calhoun nulifers, and carry on
their predetermined war against all banks,
and continue their agitations until the federal
Treasury Bank is established, and all the mo-
ney Of the nation is wrested from the people
and placed in the hands of the Executive with
the sword With how much justice such
party can lay claims TO exclusive democracy,
their very designs explain. Their schemes
are only worthy the widest projects of black
cockade federalism. We go for restraining
the power of the Executive and preserving
the powers and privileges of the people-that
is democratic doctrine. The Globe party go
for charging the power and privileges Of the
Executive and keeping the people away from
the government as matter in which they have
no concem--that is federal doctrine Mr.. JET
ferson said the federalists considered 1t their
privilege to ride one half of mankind with
saddles on their backs:-the Globe party now
have the saddles in their own hands-but are
the people willing to be ridden by these black
cockadc federalists in boots and spurs Is
the Republican party any longer to be impos-
ed upon by men whose arrogant dictation is
only equalled by their absurd pretenslons and
affectation Have not thosein authority sa-
gacity to see that the course this faction is
pursuing is making wider and wider the
breach among the friends of the admlnistra-
ton, and hurting it to swift destruction, aid
that without remedy? We trust, the old Re-
publicans Of the country, Will rally to the res
cue Of their party, ere it is too late, and save
it from the disasters now impending over it
through the Vaccinations of pretenders and
federalis,s in disguise.
THE EXPERIMENTS OF ExPEDIENTs.
For the Federal Government to have
thought it necessary, under any circumstan-
ces, to have created Bank Of thirty mil