The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-08-29

him 70 step forth in the face Of day that he
may be seen, is proof that conscious guilt and
dishonor have dismayed him.
THE UNPRiNcIPLED GLOBE, IT'S
InCONsIsTENcy.
The following are extracts from the editori-
al articles Of the Globe Of the respective
dates mentioned
GLOBE 24TH or AUGUST. GLOBE srH or AUGUST.
The Rorh and The South The suggestions here
OF all the dangerous de- contained IN relation TO an
vices Of Federalism. that intercourse with the West
of encouraging dissentions States 10 worthy not
between the Northern and merely Of bankers, bot OF
Southern sections Of the statesmen. We desire our
Union, and NOT only alien readers and especially
ating them from each other Western readers, to consid
but sowing the seeds Of or it sltentiyely. IL 70.
ueconcilsble antipsthies 10 commends thai The hOtes Of
the most reprehensible- Western banks instead Of
But the course they have those of Casters banks,
pursued, and pur- should BE- used in NsD Or
suing, TO- il possible, still eans and this for the plain
than the object, the reason, that the produce Of
means are more 10 be de- the West comes 70 New
precsted than the ends Orleans, and therefore cre-
We shall occasionally stes demand for such
continue this subject f- notes that place. This
ture articles, principally is most important view.
with view TO establish, by Il goes to promote the
facts and arguments, that tursl connection between
intimate union Of interests New Orleans and the West
which exists between the instead Of continuing that
Democracy Of the North great city humble DEEPEN
and the Republicans OF the dent Of the East, which
South This union, il not has recipyoct Of trade
always seen, has always with her--whch does not
existed; for il is founded send her dollar for
on that insepsrsble cummu- port BY nature, New
mon Of interests which Orleans and the West are
every where prevails be- connected ell their inter-
tween land and labor; be- ests thus far false and
tween those wh the pernicious policy has dvid-
ground those who cultivate cd their pecuniaTy concerns
and those who either con- but the laws Of nature
sumo its products, eventually prevail; and
nance their value by toll this luminous report Of the
and ingenuity. Citizens Bank shows that
there are men in New Or
leans who understand it.
Il will be seen that the article quoted from
the Globe Of the sth, goes to encourage pre-
cisely that which in the one Of the oath, Is
condemned and charged as :" dangerous de-
vice Of Federalism" II advocates measures,
which il carried out, 20 directly to break up
all intercourse between New Orleans and the
North, because, as it says, the latter " has no
reeiprocii of trade with her" While accord
ing to the doctrines Of the article Of the Oath,
a union between the North and the South, has
always, and must continue to exist, between
the two, founded on i" that inseparable COM
munion Of interests which every where pre-
walls between land and labor; between those
who own the ground, those who cultivate, and
those who either consume their products, or en-
nance their vaiue, BY ioil and ingenuity"
Now, in the first article, there is every thing
contained, 70 encourage disseniions bet,oeen the
Northern and Southern sections Of the Union,
and 10 ALLEVIATE them from each other, as ,rell as
10 so,o the seeds Of irreconeileabie antipathies ;
yet in the one Of the latest date, these things
are spoken Of and termed "the dangerous
devices Of Federalism !"
And so they are. The Globe has gone
over and united itself with Mr.. Calhoun-He
advocates measures now which the Globe de-
clared in 1884 were Federal-He is striving
now to array the South against the North to
SOW the seeds Of irreconcileable difficulties
between the two. Therefore, this dangerous
Federal device" has its origin, and is at.
tempted to be carried out by the Globes own
compeers and itself.
But, it is not the CESAR of the North and
the PoMPEY of the South who are striving for
division Of Empire; there is a CRAssus the
West who claims a share, and in imitation OF
the Roman, to establish TRIUMvIRATE in
the AMERICAN Republic.
If we can Judge from the language, style,
and sentiments Of the whole article Of the 9Th,
from which the above extract is taken, it pro-
ceeded from the pen of Col. Benton. He,
seeing that Mr.. Calhoun has come out for a
southern confederacy and an entire union Of
the south, comes out for union Of the west,
with the great outlet to the ocean; each
equally advocating the breaking up Of the in
tercourse with the north.
| 1t is thus the whole fabric Of our union is
to be torn asunder, for the purpose Of crafty
ing the ambitious views Of aspiring dema-
gogues, unless the people are vigilant and in
terpose their strong arm to prevent it.
In the extract above, from the article Of the
sth, there is a magnificent idea, one worthy
the financial genius of the supporters Of the
| Sub-treasury.
In reference to a certain suggestion it says,
" II recommends that the notes q the Western
Banks, instead ofthose q The Eastern Banks,
should be used in .Nep Orleans, and therefore
creates demand for such notes at that
place."
Now let US analyze this unique idea, for
such il is.