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

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and sword. 4 may not ~ uniotsrsaiing 70 the
public 70 BE- reminded What opinions wcfs for-
merry entertained ~ ban respecting ihs a.
minisira,ion and their p,inciplss, q whlch b.
has now become The champloas
svlswing he qur,iion Is h ,,ns l,vtt !. .suv
gle On the pau ~ ihs Excessive n asiss ths seef
Congress, and y anis ~ he fsaidFnl ,ks l.msf :
the sword and ne pgrse ghe krBasa fstsm Krninrkv
Mr.. clayl aid ifulg aad " Ne add. phAsgesi.
IN, that We are ID ~ lnidt IN sssoliaisn Ne
the very cxidfnee ~ fee kossfamcais res ~ ths
proper Distribution and erFanlzais,an n fousf sba
10 destroy this di,fTbwicn ana thereby egneettfae
power Z any oes q ~ dsrafmfa'' !, y sle'
/" The senator from Ksnpcty. 70 eounsrsoa with
this pars 81 his argumepi read anking passaFs
from ~ The naosf pirasihR and insiinlfee ri.
iers In any lAngsage fPiWarell lhe aesrFiFiua y
Caesar fagcihR himself ~ ora IA hand lnfp az tFss
sury 81 the Roman commonwealth W. aN ~ ~
Stage ~ pofitfeaf Fst0iKfsea and ths Mnsioy
between the two j. ramplste xsrie vniy b. lhs
character Of the acisfA and the Circumstance Il ths
Times. That Vas 4 case ~ 81 intrepid wnfFiaf -
an open planderer, scizing forcily 10 irrasas u
the country, which, In that Repnhlic "a we'll OuFs
was conhded 90 the custody "a The irgisnige argaH.
menl Of gUvernmcni. The actoFs IN oar case are u
diferen, characler--anfal cunning, and colruIi
politicians, and moi fearless warriors They have
entered the treasury, not sgoId Ia hand, public
plnnderers but, with the false keys VI sophisty a.
pillerers, under the silence OF midnight The mo-.
i've and The object are the same, varied 70 ike man
ner By circumstances and character . MIA meaev
riH get men, md rih meR hagRtyn was The ma Kim
Of The Roman plundercr. Via money VIZ wtH Fd
Partfsaas Eih partisGAs roes and ria rotes meaeg,
is he marin 81 our ytblie pfifcgers WITH men and
money Casa struck down Roman liberty NJ the a.
tai battle Of Philipp ICnSaTs ghost only was Al the
battlel never 20 rise again; from which disastrous
hour all the powers Of The Roman Republic were
consolidated ia the person Of Csar and perpeinated
N fxh elnrz and frna0
ry notes. and corrupt partzans a great effort Is now
,making TO choke and siine the Voice Of American
liberty through all its natural organs BY carruping
the press by oyerawing the other departments; and
finally by setting up new and polluted organ
posed OF oiiceholders and corTupi paftiZans under
the name of national convention which, counter
feiting the voice o. the people WILL If not resisted
in their name dictate the succession trArn me deed
ariH be done, The RE VOLUTIONl rial teeOBtplcied,
and all the powers Of republic, in like manner
be consolidated in the President and perpeiuaed by
his dictalion."
The revolution which Mr.. Calhoun foresaw,
has been realized, and yet he Is now become
the friend and supporter ofa consolidated GO
vernment and the fawning fiatterer of dicia-
ton, " countertsiting The roicc Of The people
supported in Ohio!
We find the following specimen Of Loco
Foco reraciiy, in western paper, from the
Ohio Statesman, a paper published by Samuel
Medary, at Columbus. We pity the man who
is obliged to resort to falsehood to sustain a
bad cause we abhor him when he deals in il
wantonly to injure the character ofprivate per-
sons. The following paragraph is foul fes-
ter Of untruth.
From HE Ohio Statesman
CONSERVATIVES, who are they2 Daniel
Kilgore, Director in the Trust Company, and at
present member of Congress from This State is The
0aty indiridRat IN that body recognized such by
the Madisonian, paper published in the office Of
Gales & Seaton at Washington City,
d The first portion Of the paragraph refutes
ITSELF Asto the last, we have stated, at least
half dozen times, that our office is nearly
half mile from g Gales a. Seaton's,'' and the
Madisonian has never been printed or pub
lished in that of the Intelligencer, or in any
way the most remotely connected with it. 1t
is humiliatingt to notice these continued calum-
mics, but the impression they produce can only
be effaced by repeated denials.
Will the editor of the Ohio Statesman re
cant the libel he has published