The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-11
J. G. CLARK.
WASHINGTON, April 30, 1910.


WASHINGTON April 80, 1910.
DEAR Sin The efforts of the Executive Committee
TO duse correct political information have been highly
successful. The Madisonian aided by the Commit
tee, had increased its subscription list TO eight thou
sand when il laid in ruins by the torch of in
cendary II has, through great exerton and sacrifice
risen, Phoenix like from its ashes in strength
and beauty 1t will devote itself to the propagation of
political truth II will with all its might against
the in power, who trampling all the vital in
terests of the country in the dust The debt created
in the resuscation of the paper is not uncomfortable
The Committee again most earnestly appeal to the
friends of good government To aid them in the patri
otto work in which they engaged, and they conf
IDENTITY trust that the paper in this day of its calamity,
will not only receive their sympathies but their
newed efforts TO increase its circulation. The thou
sand daily lies of the " Globe only be refuted
here A national organ Of he Opposition is indis-
ptnsabie. 1t is IA light tax for twenty gentlemen to
form ten dollar Club" for the paper. The Com
mittec will continue their labors with undated ardor
nothing doubling that they will be literally and pa
riotically aided by their friends They arc embarked
in the Of truth and of the country. OF their
dongs they make no conccament They will re
ceivc the hearty approval of every true friend of his
country The alarms of the Globe" and its allies,
prove that their abos in the dissemination of correct
intelligence, not in vain They think they see in
the signs of the times the period rapidly approach
ing, when the spoilers in place, who have recklcssy
sported with the business, enterprise currency and
back to the gone days Of our happiness and
glory. To produce a result earnestly desired by
every patriot, the friends Of Republican Government
devote all their energies and influence to the task
Of reform. Let not be ulled into false security
but let the glorious example of Connecticut Rhode
Island and Virginia, stimulate us to make victory
douby sure. 1t is within reach. The fault will
be our own if we do not embrace it.
Your obcdient servant,
J, c. CLARK.
he III 40 do
tvcs" have made new movement, well calculated to
arouse the friends Of reform to renewed exertions-
They have in the results Of the Virginia cleo
tons the handwriting on the wall" In proportion
their alarms, their efforts increased. Superadd
ed to the standing corruption fund.-" raised by as
sessments the salaries of the ofceholdcs, special
fund is being raised as appears from their secret crcu
lars to be devoted to purposes of fraud and deception
Cabinet Minister, more unscrupulous than any OF
his compeers, man who stands unbushngly before
the American People with the brand Of falsehood-
ay, Of official falsehood, proved by the record, and
charged upon him in Congress and MISUNDERSTANDING
ed upon his brow--has nomnally thrown aside the
robes Of Office and become coadutor with the infa-
nous Blair, in the work Of falschood, scurr,y, and
backguardism He has stopped from his high official
station and become mcndicant begging for charities
in small parcels to sustain paper, which the sober
and moral portion Of the people have long since con-
signed TO nfamy Hcnceforward the dirty sheet will
abound in more than its usual quantity Of deception
and abuse. The mendacty and lying devices Of the
Globe" can only be cectuay exposed at this point
The Madisonian will faithfully perform that duty
The Post Office Department under the auspices Of
Miles, the rejected Of the people and Amos Kendall
will be fearful engine against the people Arouse,
friends Of Harrison and reform, The officehodcrs
will cling to the "spoils Of place" with convulsive
strength. Heavcn-no, not Heaven-but earth, and
all the powers Of darkness will be invoked, to re-
tain them in power Their dying energies will be
wrought up to rghtfu pitch Of phrcnzy and despera
ton But farmers, manufacturers mechanics, mcr-
chants whose interests and prosperity has been so
wickedy sacrificed, you have the spoilers in your
their throas BE vigant, untiring in effort, and be
raj for the diffusion Of truth and your TRIUMPH : Ger
tain. L. CLAIM
May, 1870
The Beruick (Pa) Conservative extra OF the 4th
instant contains an account Of great meeting Of the
n,e of tia, d;sr;c, in favor Of Harrison and Tyler