The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-07-10
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FRAN me Ntb 1eik Times
Mr.. Editor-Some short time SINCE you put an art-
Gle IA your paper for me- ia which said. OF Has made
10 saw, . the locos nov busy tuning wsichtnen
ont &c. DC. Now, cir, clearly, this not 10 sccord
ance with Slamocfscy. Are not the Wigs decldedly
~ the minority IA the Common Council II So are
they not TO be b-d responsible for every wrong of
that hndy This rule applies at Washington. and Why
should Il not work heie While the loco iocos were
IN the m'"orty. they tried hard 10 catch the Wings
the same trap nr the two preceding years they were
increasing ~ their ehdea,ors 10 get them 10 outage
propTicly. law sid good olcy, b, doug similar ihngs
yet without succ.ss: but deiernlned we're the
Loco iucus ~ their purpose that they raised the hue
aud cry throughout, the country against the Wings.
cnsng ihrm oi turning ~airh'ncn Ont oil elnplD, snt
for difference ~ lh.r loilcsl opinlohs When.
ever waichnsn or any other persop eppln ed under
the Common Council discharged for violating the
laws. order or dstrrcy, for beng foUtd sleepg upon
his poe cling IN portrr houses or hIUih'is they
cred ont "poltics prcscrpilon I" meetings were cali
ed. AID this performance oi duty US denounced ~
/, raunical unusual outrageous ard to he du.d
and The public called upon 10 express their udg
nation 81 this gross abuse Of p"wer. The persons thus
discharged hand, and bound toyrilrr and made
h,eyt that they had suffered political marty rsoin ~
the cause Of Slamocraey Bui ~lru oil this manage.
ment, the lnco iocos unable To get the Wings 10
drscen 50 loa discharge ~ the gpsIdlan. OF
the night. uer,ly brcanse he hapJeiad dtrr from
them his politica sentiments. to attempt 10 COM
,rri the hire department i,o mere polnca narhiie.
or invade is ssnct, Al rights hy creating TN EN-
/ IY.FOUR JUNE BIG COMPANIES Il remain,
ed ipr Loco ocoisin, for the SsmocIsis. To descend
thus law. aud do all and than they had us
| " charged on others But What they for law,
order or morality The same spri that sciua'ed
Marai. Danof. Robesperrr. re'gns ~ their iosoms
Their delight would he 10 plurder aud destroy h'nr
stores. ard To ste our churches and warehouses ~
fame There undoubtedly exceptions, but the con
trolling po~er- IN The party rhs city IS deeply i'm
bued With thai spirit.
No sooner had these Slamocrats obtained The ms-
joruy IN the Common Council than their true spin
e,nced-ibeir sbhuTrece of prescription lor npin
IONS sake, WAS shoau by ilnng Of office aid en-
po,nt every man. nearly every suspected Of
being Wing; waichinen, street. s~eepcrs aud day
laboers were not exempt u made difference how
hong or how faithfully aman had performed his duly or
how ecesstous his circumstances: IL h. did NOT re-
knowledge Fanny Wright Ms parJgon IN poics ard
every th'nn relating 10 morals aud society. aud agree
support The party. night or wrong he had 10 walk -
Sanocracy is indeed IN the ascendent. The Halc,pn
DAYS Predicted hy Tom Skidnure, Fanny " right
Robert Dale Owen. Alexander Mug and Ely Move,
have arrived Their disciples, the vnarles 1f the Hall
"i Science are the food tide Of political prosperity
aud pr.ermcnt. The of an equal division OF mo-
wr'y--of the destruction Of the Bible, the Churches
and their influences. i fast approaching Our children
WI all coon be taken aud educated ia heir State
schools and suffered return, the one 10 the car
petcd drawing room, and the other TO The humble CABIN
OF It's parents
Are not the propaga,ors OF these principles, the
leaders OF the party here! Is not their will the law
within the precincts OF ST Tanmany Are they not
also IN favor at Washington Are offices sIo~ered
down upon them
Do not ihnk kind reader. that any Of these mcn dc.
sire office oh no forced upon them against their
WILL aud accepted aid borne only Of pure patriot
ism aud devotion 10 The principles Of >lanocracy The
city IN safe hands the A,ur stores are all Sc
cure Order will hereafter unGuestiotahl. prevail It
commenced with the Common Council. and has
connIncd at every Join, hallor. There need he no
further apprehension Of ihohs. The laws viii be adj
mlni,iered with srciiess wIthou' parliaty. The city
vii he shortly relieved from all taxes The anshonses
will become useless. ard viii be abandoned This Is
rt"rm with vengeance II is Strange that Governor
Seward should have the presumption make appoint
mens IN place OF these patriots ahen their icrms ex-
pure. Why no, let then, bold over Only look at
them We have no@ in snug offices Tom. Carr. Ely
Moore Alexander M,ng,jr, Lew d Slann, Barabas
bates Alexander M"g. seul"r, Henry Rel. George
II Evans. Henry Rrli. jr, George W Matsrl Alex.
Maiseli. Andrew Jackson. john Brown. John Vetnake,
John AliAase, and IN especatn,n, Paul Grout and
Garry Gilbert VIII charge that of these
disciples Of the bright Venus of democracy would ac-
cep or bold 9TH only Of pure devotion puhhc
good On principle they ~o,,ld object But reform
Is necessary. aid they have felt cons rantd take
heavy burdens upon them 10 and IL carving out the
system. SLtpoE HAaMER.