The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-03-21

Messrs Blair, Croswell and Richie, and seve-
raj of their correspondents are all down at once
upon the Madisonian Remarkable coincidence
They have discovered another mares nest. The
Wings instead OF each going upon his own
hook have clubbed portion of their purses for the
purchase and dissemination of republican docu-
menls in The hope of getting some useful knowledge
before the people The loco focos prefer darkness
rather than light because their deeds are evil, and
hence they make great outcry about II. But what
are the "Rough Hewer" " The Crisis" I" The Po-
litical Reformer," and the Extra Globe establish
ed lori What are carloads OF Globes sent off
UNDER FRANK fora What are they manufacturing
reports calumnies, and every species of eectioneer-
ing slang, and distributing Them among the people
for? And vet how dreadlully corrupt" the Wings
are because they send off Madsonans and Biogra-
phes of Harrison Dreadlul-dreadlul- world
seems to be coming to an end because the republic
cans meet the federal loco focos with their own
weapons and upon their own ground.
The Globe says, we have mo patrons" There he
has the advantage Of US We have No bank
will lend us $50, 900, and receive pay in 5000 No
Swartwout will give US gratuity of $500 or So No
Custom House will bestow So 500 worth Of aims upon
us No Major Noah to contribute to our support. No
$4,000 patron in the South No opportunity to
gouge the public Treasury, by charging 20 or 80 per
cent for printing more than it is worth No,
tn Globe has the exclusive monopoly OF pat
ronage We have none. Every of our 6O0O
subscribers gets his quid pro quo. We pay back in
toll and every dollar receive from every quar-
ter 1t is great pity that the Wings should have the
credit of raising fund, and Locofocos the credit Of
having discovered it and the benefit of sanderinp us
about it, and get only the advantage of being ad
ve,ised The Globe would advertise our prospectu.
frst-we thank it for advertising Mr. Carks circular
at last although the substance Of was published
in the Madsonian of the 22d February, the benefit
might have been conferred sooner
But how remarkably well do the Globes stories
tay,-at time it charged the banks with our sup.
port-at another had sold out or offered to sell out
to Mr. Bddle for Ss5,O00-at another we had sold on.
to Gales 81 Seaton-at another had been paid
$4,000 for the prinng-at another the tune was
changed to $4,000, neither Of which right-and
now, at last, it makes stipendary Of ''cenral
fund" and hits the truth as heretofore We
wish could have the benefit OF the money charged
to us, as well the advertisement We hope no one
will be dssuaded from subscribing paper because
he imagnes us to be supported by "fund" We are
not. We have no, received single dollar from any
Committee which has not been more than paid back
The support of the Madsonian is derived exclu.
sively from the body of the people, and the Globe can
not say that for itself The Editor of the Govern
ment organ knows that his press would be kept up
month If his Government patronage was withdrawn.
But corrupt as they alege the Wings be, the Rich
mond Enquirer appeals to its parisans to turn their
own guns upon them" when they mne," il says,
" you must coun,ernine" How astonishing that the
Loco focos, with all their submated morality, should
engage in such corrupt proceedings. We shall pay
our respects to this illus,rious trio hereafter.