Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1837-09-01
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The Globe is ono of the papers which IL
quoted ss authority by the Democrat" The
readers Of that paper 10 this county will see by
the following whether il is considered sound by
Mr. Pan Buren's fiiends 10 New York State:
FIRM The OnoDdsga STANDARD. IVAN Bprep paper.I
The Washingion Globe. We are paincd
10 observe that this paper, after having mani
tested some disposition 10 pursue more mol
crate course, has resumed its tune Of viruent
and vindictive denunciation towards the bank
en- and business classcs Of the city Of New
York. We begin 10 find cur state pride lii
fIc sensitive under the repetition Of the UD-
founded attacks which have filed the organ Of
the administration for some months past, upon
tie citizens and interests ofour commercial en-
porium. We know Mr.. Van Buren, well e.
nSugh 10 know, that these repeated fulmina-
lions cannot I've in accordance with his views
and fccli gs, and our sppTebensions, once par
TALLY allayed, have been revived, that the
Globe is playing part in this matter, which
has but little references to the stability Of his
administration, or the continued union and as
cendsDcy Of the democratic party Of the ma
ton. We are az strongly convinced as that
we live, that PERSISTENCE in the present course
Of that paper, nnrebukrd or not disavowed by
the administration, or the Republican mem
beers Of Congress, will result in the total over
throw Of the republican majority Of the States,
and Of course in the defeat Cc Mr.. Van Buren's
recollection.
No intelligent man can misapprehend the IA
tai tendencies Of the influence which presidcs in
the administration press al the capital. We
are clearly of opinion that with such a pilot,
the good ship oi Democracy will be speedily
wrecked, and lis precinus freight consigned 10
the deep waters Of oblivion. No human aeen-
cy can direct the storm which il is the ubvious
policy Of the Globe 10 excite, nor will il be
found IN human nature 10 forgive the injuries
the tempest would inilict Who will under
take 10 predict the recovery Of the democratic
ascendancy, if the opposition should succeed at
the next Presidential election.
IL will be prudent 10 hook around Us and esti-
mae Tie consequences which have been al
ready induced, and trace them 10 their causes
as well ~ ascertain our present condition.
The Republican pafty rs organized under the
lat Administration, have lost The States Of
New Jersey, Ohio, Indiana, and Geogia. A
year 0go the Van Buren, majpnty in Maryland
was 5000; now, though nv the arrangement Of
the Districts, we have obtained half the state
delegation IN Congress, the Wings have an ag-
grcgnic majority OF 1000. Pennsylvania Is
trembling in the balance, aud Radicalism is do
ing the same work throughout the state, which
lost us II congressional district at a recent spe-
cial election. We have just lost a member Of
Congress in Maine by an immense Wing gain.
Illinois threatens To tread 10 the footsteps ofIn-
DIANA. With causes everywhere in active OPP
Grafton tending 10 ALLEVIATE aud dispirit our
liiends, no one need he surprised at the loss of
two OF three more staics during the approach
ing Congressional elections. With al these
lights flashing 10 its face, the Globe persists in
u course Of denuncinton against the rights and
in'ercsis Of the States, and in opposition To the
opinions Of the majority Of the Republican par
~, which every rejecting Democrat must be
sensibe can only terminate in like results. We
bcsccch the true men Of the party to consider
ihcSe views, and practicable to devise REM
rly. Otherwise we go down 10 one common
and itretiievable ruin.