The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-13

49, fit"u auu supporter oi Mf. AZ tHs
-Shn ierar no The remoy, u, you propose, the only
question M Presents Itself Is, when ought they TO
mace seems 10 me, that II would be well 10 posi-
Pooe mem III amer your August election. 10 the
h'eah''lne, al me randidaies viii compete with
ea'n oner 10 tne'r thjris for The party and all the
'heuVhoenS VIII make sperale eff hts 10 recon-
memo themselves 10 our iavor-nor do | think il
would DC wei 10 make all our rem ,yas at h same
ZINE We mus treat The Democracy with great
skin. We must coax them along, by always holding
ouI great prospects ef spoils ahead and occasional
~ 3 wing them bite. Again, IL we exhaust all
our store now, what capital sh II have TO tr.de
upon when my election comes on.
Mr.. Psaree--Y Your views are admirable, and I
should say u you had not huated h. FOX, you hid
taken some lessons from that cunning animal. II
VIII mol D. SAFE however, rely to- much upn the
credulisy Of the loco iucos. They TOO are looking
out FOR themselves and the occasional bites you pro
pose 70 give them may be small and lar between,
as to disgust them and make them hink that you
only design 10 use them for your own purpose.
W. pan Barea.-l hope none Of orr democratic
irieuds viii, Tor one momen doubl my enti'e devo-
ton Z, their interests and v ishes. The work OF de-
capt. lion shall 60 on but let us pr ctice l'l lie
would b. well, II lie Officers you wish removed,
have been fiithful 10 The pub ic interest," and have
many friends 10 our ranks 10 get up charges ag inst
them; You always find 10 frrs enuugh 10 c,rtily
any thing you may want !: | could &c, certificates
and IN iay'ls sufficient 10 hang the officer under
the G sernmenl, and presume sou are provided
with sn-h men In yuur Stale-if you are moi, Il is
time yn were--no party can gel along without such
a,.i "a I
wsn, names 10 reier to-- .lters not who they are
shall only use them priv hrly--give The substance
Of III m TO mr. teading prints, So thai they may al
wy, be re ,dy with reasons for .nf acts. The
friends Of the CO aplainins party en- be It'd III
charges and PROFITS are in hand, which will deter
them from maxim, any cdm,r ab III The ma ter
and again il is such >ayo 10 our conscience 10
have what We Can persuade ourselves is a Justihcd-
tion. ". .. !.
Mr.. Pearee-You not only delight but as'onsh
me; wish had onnselrd with YOU at the time
90, up The con piracy az inst old Po ndextrr. We
should then yeIutlhe . cat upon top ~ him"
Mr.. Van Earea-l thank you kindly for your
compliments, | have have h.d great m ny
dvlicate m TEES 10 manage since ! have be,
in ihs office, and have aten Ia recuf t. or
old Albany Regency tricks 10 help me out
As ! remarked to you inst now, always have
me one about me 70 do what would not BE- sen
in myself. When MIR b was here, ! never
found any difficulty, His reput ion for great pety,
&c made him exceedingly useful. Snce he leil
us, Fl some oher frirlds eArellt nj sub .,iiues.
II | wanted 10 act upon The Clerk OF the House Of
Rrrres natives in favor of my tw, talentcd yonng
friends'-arrn ge a rgain beu cen them and some
other friends abntl the pai,,nsn, printing &c,
or indicate the Executive candidate for The Vice
Presidency, il is only necessary to hint il, and it
is done. .>~ >e.. ... w. =
Mr.. Pearee,-I am pleased 10 hear that you have
matters well arranged here with your co-opera-
iion, we shall b. prcty well organized in orr State
by-and bye. There are class Of officers, how
ever who enb rrasS us more Than The Pusmasters,
OF them, that they in Office, to for
get that they had b.ea pu in by" the patty" Talk
Ia them Of lending h0Hd 10 carry an Election and
they Tell MS they willing 10 vote or give money,
that they cannot prostitute their Offices, aud all such
slky-mky excuses We want all such fellows out
OF the way, and good and true men substituted.
Mr. Ian Bnrcn-I understand you. YDu know
Have removed good many alread and MIR. Ken
dali i, bu>i!y engaged in preparing the papers Tor
many more The first P,,slm s,er Of any note re-
moved by me, was Col. d bile, P. NJ. al Buffalo
There were some cirrun.s. noes about him that
made his removal rather a perpexing matter. I
knew he a good officer and very popular. !,
however FIRST lie, it he known am ing few friends
in his town, that h d Iesol, ed on his dismiss;
ri n, or wrong, hut kept il profound ere, who
was 10 be his successor. BY hi. expediem, put
very strong Interest in aclun operat on against him
4, ,,,.I, .y. Al. ii;
rn,val became crndiiares in rs short time.
had charges specifications, &c, al pr. pared to my
bani. This man was originally appointed by Gen.
Jackson contrary to my advice, and such was my
IN ,rifi,alion and Sapp 'nmcnt al the time, rh1t
made solemn vow, that IL Lever reached the Exc
ctve chair would b. revenged upon him only
think of the arrogance and i,npu 'ence Of him and
his friends to persist in urging his claims after my
wishes and those Of our my fii.ndS had ben
made known. The m nen, the Generals back
turned exccue ed my long cherished purpose, not
vi h>,a DIM B ,rIis, preacher came on with pro
ties, signed b. nearly i'll the izens nf Bufr,lo. II
nav seem rthge To you, thai should have enter
t ined resentment against N individual so long but
have made il rule all my Tie never 10 for ct or
forgive MN who has once crossed my path pri-
yatplv or poll ic H. Mr. D h'l. is no the only
who caused me d ep moriacation during Gen. is
time, and whom have made or will make feel It
sooner or ter They litle dreamed that ! would
treasure up their acts and doings for seven long
years.
Mr.. Parcel knrw Mr. D. well, and always
suppo Ell him a warm den,cr IT. His Zeal for The
Gus. know, induced him To loan lars' sum Of
money to particular friend If yours 10 enable bin
to sustain press devoted 10 your Interest,"
The Telegraph was AT that time in the ztni;h OF
its cory-Surp r,ed by Mr.. Calhoun and all his
pow eriul friends who as>ailed your moral rs we'll
as Your political CHI rlcer; AMI Il Tor HE cnln'e-
&c ing Influence OF the press 30 LID rally de'' by
Dibble, ynnr enemies must have slgndlly trtunrhed
over yuu-and Cannot f,rb.ar 10 remark that
flienl WIN cam. Elrw ri III sn,h time he did,