The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-01
THE MADISONIAN.
POLITIcAL AROLITION.

The Globe has very nearly exhausted its resources
in its exerions to delude the people of the South
into the belief that coalition has been formed of an
eaeiusiue character between the Aboitionists and
the Northern Wings for the advancement OF their
mutual objects. We have several occasions ex-
posed the perfect gronndlessness ofthe undertaking
and shown that more Van Buren, AbolitonIsts were
run as candidates for office, than Wing Abolitionists
and that many Wings lost their elections in conse-
quence of an amagamation of the Abolionists with
the Loco Focos. This was particularly the case
in Massachusetts, in Vermont, in New York, and In
Ohio, which is known by the record, and is con-
fessed by the Abolitionists themselves We have 10
add TO these notorious facts direct and explicit de-
nial of the allegations Of the Globe that the Wings
and Abolitionists are identical. The Emancipator
is well known to be the leading organ of the Adolf
tionists and by far the ablest, and is published at
New York "By the American Aa,i-Slavery Socie-
y" itself It is therefore, the best possible authority
on this point.
We recommend the following extract from the
Emaneipator Of the Goth instant for the considera-
ion Of the South and particularly Of its citizens who
have given the least credence to the false and wan
ton statements ofthe official organ
Political Abolition-A writer in the National Intel
gencer has commenced elaborate series OF ESSAYS to
dsprove the assertions OF the Washington Globe with
regard to coalition between the Abolitionsts and the
Wings, His first number contains several letters of
Democratic candidates at the late Massachusetts,
election The writer signs himself EQUAL JUSTICE"
If he "equal justice" to the slaves, shall be
glad hear of his success If he only wants to see
equal justice" between the present political parties,
afraid that his nerves would hardly stand the
sight ola "ust reward for their general profigacy If
his anxiety only about the rendering Of equal JUS
tce to the prospective candidates for the Presidency
he may be assured that abolonists will render exact
nstce, :" TO the uttermost farhing" As 20 his iabo-
endeauors to prone that there is political bar
gain coalition eristng beteeen the Wing party and
the Abolitioisis, spare him Tie trouble, by ga-
ing HIM certificate in The amplest form he ask,
that NO SUCH COALITION DOES EXIST, HAS
EXISTED, OR EVER CAN EXIST And having
made this statement in good faith, call on this man
of equal justice" TO retrac his allegations-equay
false with those of the Globe itself" that Aboltionsts
and Loco Focos at the North precisely identical"
We have friends in both parties the protessed princi-
pies Of both parties in favor and those OF either
if carried out and applied to the whole population of
our country, would speedily abolish savery-but he
,cho asserts that Aboitonists are in collision ,cih
either their linked ,oith the success of either
should be branded as hdr-whether his object be 10
gain the favor Of Abotonsts to his own party or di.
rect the hatred Of anaboitonss against his political
rivals.
1.-The writer Of equal Justice shows great barren
of information, which could remedy If he ,rold
read the Emancipator for SIR months"