The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-01-17

The " Manufacturer" thorough Loco-foeo paper,
in which these proceedings are given, calls our al
tention TO this toast, as follows:
"The Madisonian is publishing paragraphs laud-
ing the conduct of Ryes copied from federal papers.
We Judge from the space occupied in his paper by
these notices. that the editor Is fond Of expressions
OF public opinion" respecting the traiorons course
OF the Virginia Senator; we would commend 10 his
attention toast given al the 9Th January celebra-
tion, In this city referring TO his patron may not
be as pleasing 70 the armed neurals as the haltery
OF the bank papers but we think every honest man
will say that IL contains as much truth. We would
advise the editor TO read H. and to quote Mr. Riyes,
would ask, does the gentleman understand that F"
We can understand" ii all We have the proofs
that these pretended democrats have abandoned and
denounced the true disciple of Thomas Jefferson"
and embraced Federalism in It's most ultra form
One Of The disciples of old federalism, we now
told Is to be the candidate OF the Democracy OF the
Republic in the year 1882
Now We challenge the whole world TO point 10
one single act of Mr. RlvEs, in the whole course Of
his public career that has not been in strict accord
ance with the principles laid down and practised by
JEFFERSON and MADISON. "Does the gentlemen
understand that7n
As to the practices Of the doctrines Of Jefferson
and Madison by Mr. BUCHANAN, let him speak for
himself We have before us an Grafton delivered
on the 4lh July, 1875 in Lancaster Pa, by the HON.
oRABLE JAMES BUCHANAN, in which he said iii shall
contain short historical sketch of the most promi-
nent action of The party ao,o in pooer" Mr.. MADI-
SON was then President, and succeeded JEFFERSON
Says Mr.. Buchanan There ras a powerful faction
IN the United States opposed to The adoption of the
FEDERAL Constitution. The indipidnals of tehich 10
iras composed, aoere called ANTI FEDERALsrs AND WERE
| THE FOUNDERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY. They
GLoRIED IN SETTING THEMSELVES ARRAY AGAINST OUR
PRESENT ADMIRABLE FORM OF GovERNMEsT. The AU-
| THoRs OF OPPOSITION WERE SIMPLY pEMAGoGUEs
| WHO MIGHT HAVE RISEN To THE HEAD OF FACTION"
Afier enumeratng variety of allegations against
the party then in power, Mr.. Buchanan said, TINE
WILL NOT ALLOW TO ENUMERATE ALL THE OTHER
WILD AND WICKED PROJECTS OF THE
DEMOCRATIC ADMINISTRATIONS" He
adds, among his additional charges against the party
then in power, the refusing the Bank of tie United
States continuation Of their charter" and thereby
Embarrassed the financial concerns of the Govern
ment;" and then shortly after, said he, ",cithOut
money in the Treasury, THEY RAsHIY PLUNGED US INTO
WAR" Said Mr.. B., "the very Capitol of the
United States, The lofty temple of liberty, which was
| reared and consecrated by Washington, has been
! abandoned to its fate by his DEGENERATE success
sor. And as to the peace which had been concluded
but few months before said Mr.. B. thanks then &c
heaven" that have got il BAD DrsGRAcEFUL As
IT 49," Thus il was that JEFFERSON and Madison
were denounced, and the latter stigmatized as
DEGENERATE" in the Presidential Chair; and with
having been party to "disgraeefd" peace, by
one who is now praised for his consancy;" as
reward for which, is to be " the candidate of the DE-
MocRAcY Of the Republic in Is45!" Such is the con
sistency and DEMOCRACY Of the Van Buren, Sub-trea-
suyy-loeo foeos! Can the gentlemen understand IL?