The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-03-15

ksr We have already orphaned The reasons o. our
~..,.s - ~ lormar resoluiions We can scarcely
kops i all prove Satisfactory % fslefi9s fuDius.
We l0uk soneihng bsyond The State Bank system, o.
sssa " sob Treasury We have 'oot $780,, y NE psnt
go a. issngly lag Ins o. Federal measures which
-. G.lsn a tkesr tram BREAK down The Republican
sssss 80 ~ Wings viii subdue Dissepsions d.
slsona ana Ssiest arc the one sldeconclliaiion:
eseanmss he rsunlon 81 kepublcaps me success .
- esnsiss arc % ~ other. II 10 navigating our
lsr kash 80 have ii sseldng Scylla, fallen upon Cha
VIDA ~ ahsH drery regret The error mo ~Meh We
hsss hrsn htifased The poor pilot must consent 10
~ ne tsray ~ ~ tfafartessios II 70 ms spirit
n eonplumiss. have yieeed 700 much 70 ,ne iesr
a. Ssssnsioaa W shah dseply rue the mistake II
eaf naiss essgus sxease sbe error We must plead m
shafsnsM n ths dangers Bot We have not sInned
aiute The crest CONSERVATIVES party Of our Legs
ls'ufe psufossd formally 20 the Treasury gentle
meh fsiais - ss,ioa dursg ne session When ne
resolutions Weff brought 20. some 81 them uhi'eu ~
se,ihr fhen dswu We have before ua. IN the last
WAehssisF Ylfgiban letter from ono Of the pure:t
I'D sbisst q ne Conservatives, who writes o. ioi
loss
n have myseii a. you know, been altogether OPP
rosud A. disturbing Inst suhieei Ia the Legislature;
bat rusolutiahs q almost every hue and complexion
WEIR yguring IN ur0n a. dhy ahcs day; and we we're
n0tihed " The Hwsre, that attempts would be made
os them m until the close of the session, unless
tire rail- was sustained and The question put 70 rest BY
adup'ing " tetecitng them sHd ~ was well known
itai ulnnv ~ these Who were thru disposed 20 keep
them down, were only waiting the arrival Of mo-
ueni MORO favorable their views 20 call them
40. Unaer tese circumstances, coneurred win
tBnse who ihought they sh0uld be immediately and
analiy disposed ~ by 3 direct vote upon them, unless
e0nld have % assurance that they were not To
be taken up NJ all during the session"
HUI we are free 20 say 10 Valerius Publins 4; his
rude auacS 90 the contrary Notwithstanding, be-
cause We are free 20 say II 10 the whole world, that
we never protested 20 be oracnlar or infalble. We
may have fallen into ON this very question,
with better aud with wiser men. Should this vexa-
lons question terminate IN the triumph Of The Sub
treasury bill for want Of this instruction, we shall
live to regret thai The resolution had not prevailed
We do not hesitate say that while we deemed in
sifncii0ns unnecessary; while both friend and foe
agreed Ii the opinion that the bill could not pass, we
Tcoiced 10 see the resolutions laid upan the table
The prosper, howeyer.Shiled But when the dam
ger burst upon us the resolutions we're nailed upon
the table Of the House md there was tic ~ the
other. Ifnuthing now be done here TO reach the
Senate and 10 arrest the bill al Washington, we must
place our anchor In the Representatives Of the Peo-
pie As we strike Of these lines, we have letter
from an intelligent friend az Washington, who writes
on the llh feel confident that both these bills lof
the Senate and ~ the House) will be defeated IN The
H. Of r. YET hwere wen 10 be cautions; for, pow
erfu efforts are making 10 carry i---and have no
doubt The tone Of success has been assumed to give
effect 10 these extraordinary exerions"
"Valerius Publius" may make the most OF what
we have said--but, hehceforth we profit by The adj
vice Of the Madisonian. We shall bear the attack
of his Correspondent and forbear further reply.