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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
MR. BUCHANAN AND Mr.. DAVIS.


The report published in Saturdays Globe,
Of the debate in the Senate, which followed
the personal discussion between Messrs.
BUCHANAN and DAVIS, is most fragrant ex-
ample of the systematic misrepresentation of
congressional proceedings for party purposes,
which has been steadily and industriously
pursued from the first day Of the session by
the editor of that paper, and his friends in
both Houses. We have here the speeches of
Messrs. BUCHANAN, KING and BRowN, either
,critten out by themselves, or revised and
amended after they came from the reporters
hands; while wrelched skeleton Of some of
the passages of Mr.. CLAY and Mr. Preston
is presented, and this mockery is passed off
for the speeches actually delivered by these
Senators, and of which every part was i'm
bned with vigor and spirit. What increases
the meanness of the Misrepresentation is that
no notice whatever is taken of the rejoinder of
MIR. DAVIS to the speech of Mr.. BUCHANAN
from the Globes account, that the Senator
from Pennsylvania, after all his unprovoked
violence and inexcusable coarseness, was al
lowed to leave the field "unwhipt of Justice
This, as every Senator and every auditor pre-
sent well know, was not the case.
Mr.. DAVIS, in his rejoinder, fastened on
the recanting Senator every thing he had
attributed to him, and justified his impuations
even from Mr.. BucHANAN's published speech.
Yet the official organ Of the Administration is
guilty of the despicable trick of suppressing
this reply in a report which it processes to
give Of I" final explanations and discussion
on the occasion referred to, and in the same
paragraph has the assurance to sheer at the
morals" of JOHN DAVIS
We understand very well the motives of
this dead set which has been made upon the
Senator from Massachusetts by the blood
hounds of the party. His powerful speech, de-
livered on the spur Of the occasion, and pub
tShed as it was delivered, exposed the character
and inevitable effects of the great destructive
measure Of the Administration with vivid
ness which made them appreciated and felt
by the great mass of the people. The intern
perate and untasteful exhibitions of Mr. Bu.
cuANAN in the Senate-the vulgarity and
falsehood Of his organ the Globe-and the
abuse with which the Loco-foco papers gene.
rally have abounded against Mr. Davis, only
show that his blows have been as effcctual
as they were bold, and vigorous, and well
aimed
The Richmond Enquirer, and other Loo o-foco Jour
nal, sheer at the $4,000 ogcabin boys who attended
the great Columbus Convention, and call them " ba
boons" THIS has been the language Of the federal
lies from the foundation Of the government They can
not respect the democncy-he Of the people.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
VIRGINIA..

The Legislature Of this State adjourned on Thursday
last after session Of 100 days, and after having passed
1879 public and private acts and number Of resolu
tons The most important act of the session is emit
tied, An act to amend the several acts concerning
banks " which suspends until the end Of the next ses
sion Of the General Assembly so much Of any act as
may subject tho banks Of that State, Incorporated by
law the forfeiture of their charters for failure
fusng to pay their notes debts in SPECIE and to the
payment of any damages or interest exceeding per
cent per annun for such failure and further suspends,
until the lst day Of April, lS4l, much may pro-
hbt them from issuing notes for sums Of FIVE and ten
dollars. $751;.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
Correspondence Of the Albany Erening Journal.
WlLLIAMsTowN, Mass, March II, 1910.
THE HILLS OF BERKSHIRE ARE TRUE.

Mr. T. Weed-Our election wls held yesterday, and
it adds proof to the many already given that
the reign Of the Loco foco party in this State is to be
short.
was more severely contested political grounds than
any held here.
The number Of votes the same as last fall
Then Morton had 202 Everett 1872. Yesterday for
Moderator Ia test vote) T. Tower tWhlg) had 2l0 !;
M Brown (L +. ls4. Town Clerk received u ma
ority. And the Wing Selectmen were chosen by
loriiics varying from % to AZ
So greatly were the Locos ss,ounded at these re-
suits, tina, they began sneak off rapidly, so that the
Wing majority for LIST Assessor was g.; I'd Assessor
l05 majority.
The elections throughout this county have been very
favorable to the Wings Last fall Moron's majority
was 1870 Next fall we will give the Wing candidates
over 300 majority Yours
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
THE FRANKING PRIVILEGE.

resolution was adopted, yesterday, on
motion of Mr.. CnIrTENDEN, a Wing repre-
sentative from New York, TO raise Select
Committee TO inquire into the allegations Of
The abuse Of the iranking privilege by Mem
bers OF Congress, contained in certain letters
that have passed between the Postmaster Ge-
neral and the Clerk Of the House of Repre-
sentatives and which have been paraded
IN the columns of the official organ.
The correspondence is eminenlly charac-
teristic of the insolent official at the head OF
the Post Office Department; and Mr.. Hugh
A, Garland has exhibited equal impudence,
and ignorance Of his proper place, in presum-
ing TO thrust the demagogue illusions OF that
officer, under the notice Of members Of Con-
gress. We are happy to hear that, in reply
10 his circular, he promptly received from Sc
veral members the contemptuous abuse he de-
served.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

The Madisonian demands the contributions Of
the federal friends OF the Bank"-Atany Argus.
The Bank is in the keeping Of the Pennsyl-
vania Loco-foco Legislature. If it is in the
habit Of aiding, partizan presses, the Argus,
possibly, now comes in for slice from the
loaf Of the monster. Since the Argus editor has
fallen into the hands Of the people, and has
been by them stripped Of the public patronage
which it enjoyed by monopoly for sixteen
years, it must be supported by means other
than its legitimate subscription list. The
Bank having, for the thousandth time, been
denounced as the offspring of bribery and
corruption, as unconstitutional, as bankrupt
and rotten to the core, is now taken to the en-
brace of Loco ocoism, and lives and moves
and has being by their protection. The
monster has now become as harmless as a
sucking dove in their estimation. Mr.. Argus
continue to cry stop thief" and you may not
yourself be suspected Of larceny
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

MONDAY, March %, 1910.
The whole of this days sitting was devoted TO the
reception of resolutions for which the States were
called in their order.
An Intellectual attempt was made to suspend the
rules in order 10 allow The presentations Of petitions
and memorials
Another unsuccessful motion was also made to
suspend the rules, for the purpose of resuming the
discussion of the Treasury Note Bill
OF the resolutions presented we will publish the
most important in next paper.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

and cavalry were enlisted under proper Of
fcers, regular pay Distributed among them,
and resource by that means provided against
the Instructions IF the royaiists, and mutny
of the army This passage occurs at the
distance Of only l pages after that relating to
the military jurisdictions, in the same chapter
of Hume, and being in pari materia, the two
passages were very naturally and properly
referred to together. But either it did not
suit the purpose Of Mr.. Poinsett's pensioned
defender, to allude 10 this passage, or he was
too superficial in his reading to be acquainted
with it. The attack upon Mr. Riyes appears,
however, upon its face, to be in good keeping
with that food Of malignant falsehood and
reckless Misrepresentation, which the mer-
cenary scribblers, battening at the public crib.
are pouring forth upon the country. We leave
every reader to judge who is worthy Of "pity
and contempt" in this case, Mr.. Rves, or
his calumnator and the melancholy" Mr..
Richie. Ii is ''melancholy" indeed, to see
the public press prostituted to the base pur-
pose of wantonly delamng the fair character
Of one of the purest men in the republic. And
surprising, as it is melancholy, is it to see a
man who has drawn his sustenance through a
long life from the bosom Of Virginia, now,
when gray hairs should adlnonish him of the
propriety, at least, Of decent preparation
for future scenes, unblushingy descending"
to turn his back upon himself, to swallow his
own denuncations. to falsify and practically
recant his own declarations, and to engage 10
malignant defamation Of his own brother Vir-
ginlans, for the sake Of perpetuating the pow
err Of a man at Washington whose leading
measures neither his conscience sanctions nor
his judgment approves. There is scarcely in
the Union, sight SO melancholy" and
'pitiable" as this.
But not the least extraordinary thing is,
that the Richmond Enquirer, which has
always professed 10 be jealous of Executive
power, should not only have silenced its own
opposition to the Sub-treasury scheme, but
actually engaged not only in the advocacy of
that machine, but in defending Mr.. Poinsett's
standing army Of 100000 men, and in de-
nouncing Gen. Harrison's system, who was
formerly recommended by the same paper as
eminently worthy Of the office Mr.. Poinse,t
now holds But we shall endeavor hereafter
to show the utter futihty of the argument by
which this monstrous army projects defend
ed, and set in their proper light Gen. Harri-
sons opinions and recommendations on the
subject Of the militia. 1t will be found that
Gen. Harrison considered equality and uni
formity vital principle in every plan Of mill
tia organization, instead of singing out
100000 as fit instruments, by their "pro-
per conversation superior discipline, and
dependence on the federal Executive to en-
slave the rest, and also that he contended
there was no authority under the Constitution
to call the militia into actire service, and pay
ing them merely for the purpose Of discipin-
ing and training as now pretended by Mr..
Poinsetts pensioner.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

bill for the relief OF John r. Addoms;
A bill for the relief Of Capt John Downes;
A bill for the relief Of Benjamin G. Roberts;
bill for The relief Of Boggs and Thompson, Robert
and Thomas Hutchinson, and others;
bill for the relief OF Megs Benjamin and Co.
bill for the relief OF WIN. Wckhsm;
bill for the relief Of John M. Jaequelne; and
bill for the relief Of George Willis.
On motion OF Mr.. TuRNEy
The House then adjourned
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

Grn Harr,sons FarcpeH 10 his Soidiers.-Aher
the return Of General Harrison to Vncennes, the seat
of government of Indiana Territory, when he was
about parting with his troops, he said" Gentlemen, II
you euer come 10 Vincennes, you pA al,oays find a
plate and knife and fork my table, aud nerer find The
| string Of the door pulled IN"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
JOB WORK,
FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE.

FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE.
LIFE OF GEN. HARRISON, by Hon. G. Cushing.
price So 00--37 ! 2 cents per dozen.
MR. RlvES' LETTER, price 81 so per hundred.
PROF. DEW'S LETTER on the financial policy Of
the administration, and the laws Of credit and trade.
Price 81 so per hundred.
Speech Of Mr. DAVIS, Of KY, on Abolition petitions.
march 23tf
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

The last Tallahassee Fioridian says; We regrst
that Mr. Poinsett has taken the he has about
he dogs lie is mistaken. They were intended by
the people at whose instance Gov. Call imported
them, to "royyy" 10 hunt" to "bitc," to har Ia
pieces, !" all The red devils they can catch"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24
CIRCULATION OF THE MADIsoNIAN.

We incidentally stated in our last that we had 5000
-h.c,hers We were below the mark. Our circula-
non is now between 1000 and 5000 lisuoscnptons
continue to increase they have, since the Harrisburg
,onination, we shall shortly print $4,000 papers.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-24

The Richmond Enquirer, and other Loco-foco jour
nal, sheer at the $4,000 ogcabin boys who attended
the great Columbus Convention, and call them ba.
boons' THIS has been the language Of the federal
res from the foundation Of the government They can
not respect the democncy-the mass Of the people.
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