The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-07

IN the notice taken of them either that they were dis
missed because unfit, that this dismissal alienatsd
mem rom the administration neither Of which has the
slightest foundation ia fact. -
Two individuals are designated as penient Jackson
men" That class was pretty numerous At tho meet
Jugs 10 question Hundreds may be found who never
hase held and never expect hold Office who have the
eandor TO svow that they have their and the
motives to abandon them. They have abandoned
party who would have done much 70 retain them.
They abandoned il when every prompting Of patriotism
Was disregarded-~hen every principle Of honor was
spurned-when the mnions Of power manifested their
Prohgacy and evnced their corruption Hosts Of such
.peni,ent Jackson men, now swell the numbers Of the
opposers Of Martin Van Buren,. They have rallied
der the standard Of their counythey march under the
banners Of Harrison and Tyler and already the preto
rian cohorts which guard the throne and poIu,e the
Capitol are trembling with alarm. One short year and
their power will be Frustrated.
The prohigate Globe and its estmabls correspondent.
alarmed at the prospect which awaits them exsspeted
al the manifestation Of Independent, irmness which this
District has exhibited has dared to with
removal OF the Seat Of Government. Let them, be-
lore they desert the place hallowed by the name of
Washington, and honored by devotion to the prnc-
pies OF The Father Of his country look around them and
say where they fee from the influences which pro-
woke their ire. Where is the spot be found, through
out the entire Uaon where the voices Of eemen will
no, resound in their The whole country is fast
arrayng itself sgains, them. From the shores Of tho
Atlantic TO the father Of nyers-from The vast inland
seas, which roll their upon the regcnerated soil
Of New York. Pennsylvania Ohio and Michigan TO the
milf Il L..
annuncs.ion that Louisiana and Alabama, are alive and
active in the good csuse-where will these myrmidons
fee from the wrath which awaits them Where can
they hide themselves from the shouts Of Harrison VIC
tories, and the just Indignation Of abused and nsuted
nation. Their power and their nsolence will DO
with "the last years snow"
The editorial remarks upon which we have been COM
menng, contains observation which struck with
force II furnishes strong evidence Of the close
ness Of the intimacy which subsiss between tho Globe
and ito new South Carolina suxilsries. One Of the
most striking evidences Of personal intimacy that can
be presented, 10 that which 10 indicated by the OF
borrowing Only intimate friends usually borrow FROM
lend to each other without compensation or reward.
The Globe has manifested this evidence Of close relation
ship. He speaks Of the Federal presses giving "a
sort Of galvanic vitality to The sborn nomination Of
Harrison" Now, this is too papsble plagiarism
Mr. PIckons will hardly allow such liberties It is ia
king too grea. freedom with friend to steal Of
his best and striking figures What makes ii most
remarkable. too, is that this petty arcen, should be
perpetrated by the galvanized CORPSE himself Or
is ii designed to convey only the impression that the
bite told, and is remembered Settle it among your
selves, most noble and chivslric brethren.
CEUR DE LION