The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-07-14
THE ORGAN OF THE NEW ALLY, AN
ORAGJEi

prophet is not without honor, except in his own
party" How truly prophetic was the " Washing
ton Reformer' little than twelvemonth since,
when it predicted Of that identical pariy Of which it
is now the Organ and the Ally, that mo could
mistake the object is culinary had al heart
that more agitanon-more uproar-morc dseord-
more trieks-more false issues-more humJugs, ,sere
necessary for their purpose That they could only ernst
in tnuits and crcitements! And that the moment the
public mind was allowed to become calm, and qualified
to think and reason soberiy, THIS rhoc concern iroud
go do,on TO The dust from ,ohence they sprung!"
That moment has come and all the vatici-
nations of the prophet fulfilled to the reunion
of " dust" to dust
From, the Washington Rcformer, May 80
THE REMEDY
The columns of the public press abound in various
speculaons as the remedy which the Royahsts pro-
pose for The misches they hare brought upon he conn.,
i'm We have but little curiosity on the snbJect-all
we desire is to see honest and sincere effort made
10 restore our lost prosperity The measure, both in its
general features and its details must be examined dis
passonatey, and with disposition to aid the Govern
ment in rghling the public affairs The effort should
be honest and sincere-,he country Is disguised tc,th
humbugs, and partisan erpedaents. Let us have no
Of these but let the party in power 60 TO work
earnestly and sincerely for is not to be expected that
an intelligent and brave people will longer submit to the
vile suberfuges Of the demagogues
We sag this because already diStorer dispost-
tioa on tie part of Tie Kitchen Cabinet politicians 10
lead off The public mind on false scent Their organ
here and it's echoes elsewhere endeavong 10 raise
false issue and doubtless trying, possble to screen
the Administration from the responsibility it has already
incurred by silly straagems and tricks, which must IN
the end add greater weight to that responsibility.
Why do they prate about National Bank Why
touch the old keynote Of miserable demagogulsm,
q Bank or no Bank"--and endeavor to represent the
Reformcrs being determined to press upon the coun-
try another I" Monster?" Why endedror 10 enlist the
popular pycndieeS, mol against The institution, ba
against The great reform party Of The country, By oao
appeals 10 The passions of The multitude? No one can
mistake The object chieh this culinary concern has at
heart. Mons A6iTATIoN-MoRE UPRoAR-MoRE Dis
CORD - MORE TRicKs-MoRE FALSE ISSUES MORE
HuMBuGs, ARE NECESSARY FOR THEIR PURPOSES
They CAN ONLY IN TuMuLrs AND EXCITE
MENTs. The moment that the public mind Is allowed
to become calm and qualified to think and reason sober
", this whole concern goes down TO the dust from
whence they sprung. Hence their constant efforts to
keep up excitement by false issues and factlous ap-
peals.
But what shall we say Of the "sane rawlings" Of the
Prophet now, when the predictions which he made
against the culinary concern" have unfortunately all
been verified since he joined IL!
From the Washington Chronicle, June 80 1888.
Call out these slangwhangers Of the Federal party
and challenge them with their wrctched artihces and