The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-05-12
THE GLOBE AND cHRoNIcLEi,i

THE GLOBE AND CHRoNIcLE!!i
Union harmony self.deniai. coacesson--ererythiag
for fhe cause, nothing for men.-BEsroN.
We place on record for the purpose of future re-
ference and present admiration the following depre
catory and denunciatory article from Mr. CALHous's
official organ, the new ally of the administration,
the Washington Chronicle, ......
In connection with this subject, we beg leave to Jog
The public memory with the Fort Hill EPiate 81
Noc. Sd, 1897 which Mr.. Calhoun addressed 10
Messrs HTgfaH and HimbiM, and other queer
named gentlemen, States Rights Eating Commit
tee who had invited him to dinner. twill be recol-
lected that he declined this honor; as his intention
secretly TO abandon his old allies, (lest "pictory
,roul2 eaurc exclusively 10 their bemGt) and join
new ally G. in tchosc wisdom frmness and patriotism
he nd no reason to confds") took away his appetite
In order that The public may properly understand
this attering Epistle, well as the iulminatory ar
ticle-ther original object and ultimate tendency
il will become necessary to quote comment or two
made by Virginia paper upon publishing this
letter.
This letter says the Virginia paper "points di-
really TO future organisation Of parties upon the
dacnfaH Of the present dynasty. It will be
seen that MIR. Calhoun proposes TO take the Sub
Treasury or divorce system as the rampant upon
which to erect the standard Of the State Right party
of 1927 which was rent asunder when the fend
[feud? between Gen Jackson and him took place
in 1881. Now whether these recreants will
endeayor to draw themselves out of their difficulty
by Selling hold of Mr. Calhouns skirts, is the ques-
ton. Mr.. C. is aware that they have no other mode
of escape! How they will deter
mi Il ie Far M hShc thnu1
mately chime in with the Loco Focos the advocates
of the Sub-Treasury scheme, with these auxiiarieS,
must necessarily diride upon The question Of the ncrt
PRESIDENCY bet,ccen Mr.. CALHOUN and
Mr.. VAN BUREN,; the latter being the fayorite Of
the Loco Focos, as the former is of the orthodox
State Right Party The attempt 10
gather up the fragments of the Jackson party as it
was organized in 1927 seems to US to be utterly I'M
praeticable Men have been placed in new posi-
tons by the peculiar and remarkable condition of
things which has arisen since that day; and new
questions and new principles wholly different from
those of 1927 have sprung into existence and must
determine popular Sentiment and action on entirely ner
gronadsf
Thus much for the commentary and commentator
on Mr.. Calhoun's famous Fort Hill Epiale. We
may find it necessary 10 place few fragments OF
this letter also on record though it is pretty well
spread over the records Of the times.
As for the article from the Chronicle, we shall
only remark this time, that it looks marvelously
as if this paper intended and expected TO become
the organ" proper of Mr. Van Buren's admins
ration The Globe must, really be more amiabe,
if possible!
From the Washington Chronicle.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS GLOBE.
It will no doubt, be gratifying to the Nationals in
Virginia and elsewhere learn from the Globe that the
" Fedcratists" are triumphant in the old Dominion.
The classification Of parties by the Globe is equally
true, UNJUST aud mdscroet Men whose great error,
(f we may believe the Globe Sc) has been in the ul
raism Of their opinions in regard to State Rights are
hecdlessly set down as Fcdcralists = We neither
know for the motive which prompts this out
rage-no shall trouble ourselves to inquire into the
object proposed by it, We only know, as all men must,
that the mpuafions of Globe are reckless and
foundcd They hare erciied deep feeling Of disgust
and Indignation among a large number Of the members
Of Congress, friends of The administrations as rel as
others The New York Evening Post--the adjunct
of the Globe in this work of madoess and folly has
given little of graduation to the Federal pa
pers in the North The Boston Advertiser thus trium-
phantly notices its remarks
g Federalism in Virginia. According TO the
New York Evening Post, once leading Jackson
paper, the Federal party is carrying all before it in
l.
cent election.
Virginia Etcction-From various sources we ga
Their the following results OF the election now being
held in Virginia.
The Delegates elected are casSed as follows:
Richmond city, Federalist; Petersburg do, do;
Norfolk do do Henrico county, Fed Londen
do, 3do Jefferson do, 2 do; Fairfax do, do Nor
folk do, do Nansemond do, do; Princess Anne
do, | do Prince George do, Democrat, Freder-
ick do, l Federali>t, and Conservative; Spottsyl-
vania do l Dem. Abermarle, Fed /; Chester
field, Dem. ....
Thus il appears that Messrs Robertson, Canning
h1uts GilDucr S0nthaH and Scrraat (o say nothing
of inter, Goodc Uitcher, 1NnStaH BayLey and ma
nv others J are TO be ranked by the Globe and Eve
ming Post as members Of the Ecderai party F.! But we
can tell them and the Advertiser, that these diaiH-
guiscd gentlemen ncrer rid be}oag 10 that party aor
iciH thru permt Themselves 10 be driren into by the
silly and ridiculous course of these papers. They
are State Rights men, and will be true TO their pro-
feSSions, Notwithstanding the efforts of these reck-
less prints to force them from their principles and
position. ..u..
Is il not extraordinary that in times like the pre-
sent when every friend of the Republican party is
using his utmost exertiOns TO rally lis members in
every State when, in order to accomplish an OBJ
lcct SO essential 10 our common Satety,--pcrsonal
preferences have been ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS over
looked and injuries forgotten when every man
must see, that UNLESS UNION AND HARMO-
ny CAN BE RESTORED, the PARTY MUST
bE OVERfHROWN, and the ESdcrattaS again 10
broHgh into poecr we say, is il not remarkable
mar under such circumstances papers protesting 10
DC me organs oil the party should be engaged thus IN
wantonly and mischievously throwing irebrands in
the mdstoi the ranks Can these things be prompt
ed by any regard to The crcat interests NJ The partV
or are they mo- dlctttaI M H.Hr MEN NJ md Nj A.
LlGNANT PASSION, --Soac Sci Els Ii and PER-
SONAL CONSIDERATIONS Is il the object
ofreckleSs parizanS to defeat the great measures Of