The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-25

When the earliest indications Of Mr.. Van Buren's
policy proved that he contemplated an oyershadowing
scheme OF consolidation and that he but assumed the
title of democrat the better TO conceal his uraede
raj designs the Madisonan was established in Wash
ington tor the purpose Of counleracung and combat
ting the pernicous doctrines OF Loco-ioeoism II has
since been the fearless champion OF the people IL
has watched the progress Of and exposed AZ evil
tendencies and interested views, with unshnnking
holiness and consummaie sagaclty no journal has
been devoted in the defence OF sound principles
and none has loed with more untlrlng zeal IN their
dissemination. II has been the special object Of the
parys detes alton and the retainers OF the Executive
have abored increasingly Ia inJure IT'S character and
destroy its prosperity. Thus FAR Their efforts have
| proved unayailing.
During the present contest between the people and
the throne the Madisonian has been most powerful
auxiliary. II supports in good faith and with conspI
cuous zeal the of Harrison and Reform. Its
services well appreciated by the opposition, who
have warmly recommended il to the patronage Of the
South Ifihe people wish political paper that adds
To the claims oi eminent talent and unfaggng indus
try, the merit Of being Of the cheapest prints IN
the nited States, they would do well TO encourage
the Madsonian. u Is most intrepid advocate OF Po-
pular rights and a ranking thorn IN the side OF the
bloated parasite Of the Globe. Its columns are con
stantly enriched with important information, and
paper is assiduous in repeing the theories and
calumnes by which hireling press seeks TO blight
the reputation of the wing candidate for the presidency
| From The Bosion (lIass.) Wig Republican.
/
Madisonian, published in Washington. The way II
shows up the political sins of the present admnsra-
ton is caution To esl-doers.
IrJm he Albany(N W Erening Journal
The MADlsoNIAN.-Thls able fearless advocate OF
the principles of the ilustrous statesman, whose
bears, rendering good service to the People IN OPP
posing the corruption and resisting the misrue OF Van
Buren,, Benton and Kendall. Its circulation should
by all means be extended. The friends of Harrison
and Tyler cannot find firm and effective cham
pion.
| From The Harrisburg Fa) Chronicle.
The attempt of the minions Of power at Washing
ton to break down the Madisonlan will not succeed
The people will uphold and protect it, and the it
is prosecuted the efficient will be their support
| of it.
From he New York Times 4. Erening Star.
| TnE MADlsoNIAN is conducted with distinguished
talent and maintains the principles of unchanged de-
mocracy in the South, with great force and success
II may Justly be considered one of the most prominent
Harrison journals in the country, indeed do not
Know Of one to which it should be held second.
| From the Fort Wayne (Indiana) Times.
| The MADsoNIAN is one of the most vigorous Har-
rison papers in the Union. 1t has battled in the late
conflict with the power OF giant Let II be literally
sustained the champion of Harrisons admnsra-
| ton.
| From the Evansville (Indiana) Journal.
| The Madsonian has " fought the good fight" with
zeal and energy which left il superior, 1t should
and we have doubt will therefore, receive an album
| dant support from the Wing party Every good and
true Wing who is DESTROYS OF receiving the latest and
most correct information of what is transpnng at head
quarters, and at the same time willing to reward
faithful champion of the good cause, will effect both
objects by subso ribing for the Madisonan.
From The Madison (Hiskonsan) Express.
/ tbs MADsoNIAN.-We cannot too strongly re-
commend to the friends of government reform and bet
ter times, this valuable publication. Those who de-
paper printed at the seat of government during
the session OF Congress- cannot possibly spend their
money to better advantage than by subscribing to the
Madlsonian
From The Peru (Ind) Gazette.
The MADIsoNIAN, at Washington, is the best
among the best Harrison papers thorn in the side
of the Administration 1t brings to light and makes
public the very things that robbers hate the world to
| know-t touches them up in all the tender places
There is paper we take out of the post office with
more real pleasure.
! From The Indiana (Fa) Register
| We know of no other journal in the United States,
that has done more in bringing about the glorious po-
Ii zeal revolution that has Just taken place in this ye
public than the conducted by Mr. Thomas Allen,
aud it should be well supported.
/ From the Knorriue I'enn.) Times.
The MADIsoNIAs-We greet with pleasure tho
return Of this valuable journal to our table, 1t comes
TO us in a and improved dress, and gives good
that il will do battle manfally in the
cause of suffering and oppressed country. The en-
terprsing proprietor Thomas Allen Esq, suffered
very considerably by the burning of his printing mate
rias and well deserves renewed and increased patron
aye from the public
From he I5ledo { o. Blade
We cannot too strongly recommend 10 tue friends
OF Government reform and better times, this valuable
publication.
From The Eiyria Coz Atlas.
THE MADIsoNIAN.--W congratulate the w higs
and the country the temperance OF the MadIso
man. 1t has risen from its ashes with reaewed vgor
From the Western (N. W State Journal.
The MApsoNIAN is one Of the most spirited, able
and efficient papers opposed to the Federal Admins
tration, in the Union. The editor holds vigorous
and manly pen. Situated at the capitol, where the
numberless corrupt acts Of the government pass under
his constant review he is enabled TO render good
vice to the great Of the People, and he discharges
the duty thus devolved upon him with zeal, fidelity
and effect worthy Of the highest piaise.
We understand that the circulation Of the Madiso-
Man has been greatly augmented. 1t certainly de
serves liberal support.
From The Cincinnati Republican.
THE MADsoNiAN.--The publication of this spirited
and valuable paper has been resumed
From The Neto Orleans True American
The MApIsoNrAN comes to us once more full of
good ammunition for demolshing the forts of the peo
pies enemy
From The Mobile Aia) Advertiser
MApIsoNIAN. is no form in which correct
political information be cheaply disseminated
by free circulation OF this excellent journal and il
should be the duty of every Wing in the State all
in his own person in this work.
From The Seneca { ~ W County Courier, Of Marcel
II, 1871.
First in hand, if not first in point of merit, of oil
exchange papers is the MApIsoNiAN, Thomas Allen,
editor, published in the city of Washington Thswo
consider OF the ablest papers in the Union IL
has been eloquent and efficient advocate of Demo
cratic Wing principles, and receives extended pa
tronage from all parts the Union. All its editorial
articles are written with ability and Throughout tho
late have been freely copied into the Wing
Havin lonu al tha in adj