The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-08-19

1T is not willingly that publish any thing which may
be ccpiable to the Globe, but collecting public
and the following Will not De without interest 70
our coa0oratcur
From the Onondaga Standard
The Washington Go6e.--Wc are panied TO observe that
this after having manifested disposition 10 pur
sue moderate has resumed its tone Of siru
lent and vndctivc Remuneration towards the bankers and
buness c sses OF the city Of New York We begin TO
find pride little sensitive under the repetition Of
the unioundcd attacks which have filed the organ OF the
administration, for some months past upon the citizens
and interests of our commercial emporium. We know
Mr. Van Buren, well enough to know that these repeated
fulnnaons cannot be in accordance with his views and
feelings and apprehensons, once partially alayed,
have been revived, that the Globe Is playing part III thus
matter which has but little reference to the stability OF his
administration the continued union and ascendancy OF
the democratic party Of the nation We are as strongly
need that live, that persistence IN the present
course Of that paper, unrcbukcd not dsavowed by the
administration the republican members of Congress-
will result III the total overthrow OF the republican majority
Of me States and the defeat OF Mr. Van Blu
rrns reelection,
These remarks have been drawn from by the leading
article in the Globe Of the Sd nst in which is falsely
sumed that the New York City Banks brought about the
suspension" dcsgnedly, and in which is alleged that
the suspension they have been selling their specie
for expectation No satisfactory proof offered to justify
these grave charges BY the provisions OF the suspension
law passed by the Legislature Just before it's ad ounment
the banks prohibited from selling their specie and 1t
made ihc duty OF the Bank Commissioners they vo-
lated the provision, TO proceed against them by injunction
and dissolve their charters No proceedings OF this cha
racter having been commenced may safely infer, that
no offences of this have heen committed There
reasonable ground of suspicion, IN our belief
that they have dared TO risk their existence for sosnal
consideration. The mputaon impeachcs their sagacity
we'll integrity and we discredit II altogether.
The allegations of the Globe affect indscrminatey the
republicans and the wings OF the city OF New York No
distinctions made but the anahenas oil me acknoW
lodged organ of the administration heaped wltha boun
tl hand upon the rmcs and ardent supporters OF
the President in his native state,
The supporters OF the administration cooled and It's
enemies heated, The land is struggling under en-
hauassment and disaster, and yet us madness ruled
the hour" the Globe dsdans to profit by the lessons Of
experience relax the severity of its tone until Il can
ascertain whether the popular VIII does not dictate change
OF views.
No intelligent man can misapppehend the fatal tcnden
cics OF the influence which presides the administration
press AT the capitol We clearly Of opinion that with
such pilot the good ship of Democracy will be speedily
wrecked and precious freight consigned TO the deep
waters of oblivion. No human agency direct the
storm which the obvious policy of the Globe to excite,
will II be found in human nature to forgive the injuries
the tempest would nGict. Who will undertake 10 pre-
dict the recovery of the democratic asccncncy the
opposition should succeed at the next Presidential cleo
ton.
1t will be prudent to look around us and estimate the
consequences which have been already induced, and
them TO their well ascertain our pre-
condition. The Republican party organised I'M
der the last Administration, have lost the states OF New
Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, and Georgia. year ago the
Van Buren, majority in Maryland 1000 now, though
by the arrangement of tho districts, have obtained
half the delegation in Congress, the wings have an
aggregate majority of 1000 Pennsylvania is trembling
in tho balance, and Radicasm is doing the same work
throughout the state which lost congressional district
a special election We have Just lost member
Of Congress in Maine by immense wing gam. llll-
threatens tread in the footsteps Of Indiana With
every where in active operation tending to alien
ate and dsprt our friends one need DC surprised al
the loss OF three states during the approach
ing Congressional elections With all these lights fash
ing its face the Globe persists course Of denunca-
on against tho rights and interests OF the states ana IN
opposition 10 the opinions Of the majority Of the Republic
party which every rejecting Democ rat must be sens
bic only terminate ke results. We, bcscech inc
the true of the party to consider these views, ana
If practicable 10 devise remedy. Otherwise We go
down to one common and rretrevabc run
In this connection II is pertinent to introduce para
graph from Republican Journal in the immediate neigh
6orhood Of Mr. Rives Of Virginia 1t is obvious that the
statesmen Of virsnio pausng =, the aspect OF af.
fans.