The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-09
THE EXTRA-MADIsONIAN.


The desperate and unparalleled exertions of the
federal desructves push the extra Globe into every
village and household in the country, win, we trust,
awaken our Democratic Republican friends to the
necessity of giving an additional impetus to the extra
Madsonian, that an antidote may meet the poison
at every threshold. 1t is true there numerous
able and active journals circulating in most of the
States which will the effect of the Globe to
a considerable extent-but the necessity of meeting
the precise state of facts and circumstances under
which the campaign is to be conducted from this city
in manner at adapted in style and prompttndc,
to every section of the Union where the extra Globe
will circulate must make it apparent that the extra
Madsonian which is the only gladiatoral paper
speak in the central political metropolis of the nation,
which is furnished at that brings it within the
reach every who is able to take the extra Globe
ought through the influence of the friends of Harri-
and Reform, to be sent " neck and neck" with
that concern over the whole course. With whatever
ability or unscrupulousness that affair may be con-
Quoted, pledge ourselves to meet il with indus
try and vigilance which will be " hard to bca, and
to pursue ii and the Cloths and vandas who feed il,
with the strength and bodness which the cause of
truth, justice and patriotism inspires.
The Extra Globe possesses great advantages. Ten
thousand Postmasters who may feel a sentiment of
gratitude to Mr.. Kendall for their appointments, may
be its active agents Every ofiicehoder enoned to
take active part and in nine out of ten they
will feel not only willing but bound to exert them
selves for the cause of their chief That cause has
sunk to the cause Of national heggar who
wants money to pay the taxes levied upon the real
tate which he has acquired by his speculations which
aided by the influence of his office Members
Of Congress have subscribed for large numbers of the
Extra Globe, with the view Of relieving subscribers
from the burden Of postage and taken upon them
selves the responsibility Of deirauding the Govern
mcnt When Congress adjourns, some Administra
ton members of Congress will establish themselves
in the city for the express purpose of ranking off
papers and pamphlets. The heads of bureaus win also
be engaged upon enargeds scale while tho opposition
members appropriangthe short from public
life to their private affairs We have to believe
that the deputy marshals engaged taking the us
will also too frequently be employed in instng the poi
of the Globe into the very vtals of the community
In view of all these superior advantages of antago
nists have the proud consolation of knowing that
exertions will be seconded by the people cxcu-
slvely while theirs will be sustained only by the of
feel holders We shall be sustained by the under
standings and impulses of free hearts-they by the
fears, passions and preudces Of army Of spoilers
Nor have we, when we review the whole case, any
apprehcnsons to the final result. 1t is not neces-
sary like Mr. Kendall profanely or heathenishly to
appeal to the " God of liberty we rely calmly and
confidently upon the common sense Of the people and
upon the lore of liberty which know is perma-
nently planted in the heart Of every true American
We feel great solcitude for Liberty sake in the
suit of this contest We look upon il as the last
struggle of the ballobox, if Mr. Van Buren, should,
by possibility triumph all the just objections
which his wicked administration has aroused, and he
rcestabshcd in power At this distance it looks TO
as if it would be the kncl Of present form of
Goyernment--as if there could be no more appeals
but to the last resort Of Repubcsas if the practical
revolution already experience being egaizei and
established there could be relief but by force We
trust the evil will be avercd. But if il is it will be
only by eternal vigilance, and constant effort the
part of the friends of the Country.
The Extra Madisonian published every Saturday
at 81 for six months 1t contains original poll
teal matter than any paper in the United States
should be in the hands Of every cector II has now
5000 subscribers and the list is rapidly increasing.
We hope it will be soon doubled.