The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1838-11-28

The Globe Of Monday night says, "not a
solitary Aboltionist run as q candidate on any
democratic ticket in Ohio. We challenge the
.aduoeate to name the Abolilionist elected or
run as democratic candidate for office any
where"
This subterfuge is unfair, and calculated to
mislead those of the South who may be so
much still in error, as to believe the admins
tration party, the democratic party. We do
not know Of any instance in Ohio, where an
Abolitionist run on any genuine democratic
ticket. But the Globe need not expect thus
to deceive the South. The entire Loco ioco-
Calhcun-Sub-T Treasury administration party,
represented here by the Globe, roied in all
cases and on all tickets in Ohio, NTH the .Abo-
hhonisis Of that Slate. The opposition Gov.
Vance, was defeated, expressly on the ground
of his ANTI-.Abolition measure in the case Of
Mahan, wherein, seeking 10 protect the rights
and interests claimed by the South, he was
consequently victimized by the Calhoun Van
Buren, party, irho united Nth the .Aboliionisis
for that purpose.
The Advocate cannot be at loss to .name
the Abolitionist elected on the Loco-foco
ticket in Ohio. DR.. Duncan, white-washer
General of the administration, and of the
Globe in particular, was openly, avowedly,
and in writing, pledged .aboliiionisi, and
"run and elected" by the unholy alliance
aforesaid.
Mr.. Wilkiams, who has been elected on the
Loco-ioco federal ticket, over Mr.. Borden, in
Massachusetts, is VIGOROUSLY an abolitionist,
and owes his election as much to that fact, as
to any thing else. 1t was the objection Of the
Van Buren, party in that district, to Mr.. Bor-
den, that he would not come oui as an abol.
ZIONIST; and for this sin, in the eyes of the
Loco-focos and Calhoun Nullifiers, he was
defeated, and ranting Calhoun-Van Buren,
.aboHhonisi is returned to Congress!
Thomas Morris, U. States Senator, from
Ohio, one Of the ornaments Of the Calhoun
Van Buren, party, and candidate for re-elec-
ton, is scarcely equalled in his ultra and ma
lignant abolitionism, by Garrison or Tappan.
To satisfy our readers and friends in the
South, Of the deceptive and designing schemes
going on against their vital interests, and which
the Globe endeavors daily to cloak under the
cover of ambiguous signs and equivocal Ian
guage, we need but refer them for the present
to the following extracts from the Philanthro-
pist, the recognised organ of the Abolitionists
published at Cincinnati. In referring TO the
triumph of the Loco Focos and Abolitionsts
in Ohio, the editor says:
"Two things operated much with rs obe abo,i.
tionists;l the surrender of Mahan, and the noble
course OF Senator Norris" ! could not have heen
easily restrained from roing for the democratic san
d,dae for Me Legislature, bat or the confident assur
anee, that II our friends stayed al home ii cr,ld nm
sper all puposes-not tat feel certain ri NORRIS
rejection IN NE epert of democratic majority but
that zoe might at least, sloac our good 7ciR :.
Let Me Leg islature refuse to reeeet 1zorr;s and
in his stead friend of gags-a man that will spr
render me rights of the free white citizens to the
noders-that will go for Clay and Calhouns
ana sane he ts s ss;a. n '
ptH DC distinctly perceived, thai though Morris
nay nof oe more pop than others of his Party he
h"S 00~SM ~ men uhich 0thcr could and
naa as mey cam for his sake only SO yhis reelection
toW they be s9 isfed."
IN mS County, a rsry large number of Wigs
Tdgsa az tome from their high respect for Morris, and
hate reason 10 expect that for tie cause several
totea for West The Y. b. candidate" @.
he actual number of votes il this County friend
TO the anliSlayery cause is little short of $780,
the proportion who act politically it is easy to
say definitely, but than enough 10 turn The m.ajo
raty, especially againaMe Wigs"
To all this we may add, for the benefit of
the South, the confident assurance that sever
al Congressional Candidates Of the opposition,
in New York, lost their elections by the votes
Of the .Abolitionisis, who, we are informed,
united in many parts Of the State, in support
of the Loco-focos.