The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-03-30

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WAsHNGreN, MARCH 49, 1871.
We trust we shall be pardoned IT, at this particular
juncture, avail ourself of some of the voluntary
expressions Of the press of the country, TO show in
what estimation the Madlsonian held during the
late struggle.
From The Ner Orleans Bee
THE MApsoNnN-There is not in the South, a
more able, manly and independent press than the Ma
disonan. Ii is conducted with signal ability and
wearied industry. Lis tact talent and aborous inycs
tigaon of all topics affecting the interests of the coun
try render it OF the most valuable journals in the
United States. The Madisonian is edited by TBos.
ALLEN, Esq, original supporter of Gen. Jackson,
and thorough going and genuine democrat from
principle. not an advocate IT 80 ,s,.@.s
Loco-iocoism, but ni''., - - 'ne democracy OF
Jefferson and Madison.
When the earle 81 indications Of Mr.. Van Burens
policy proved that he contemplated overshadowing
scheme Of consolidation, and that he but assumed the
title of democrat the better to conceal his ultra ede
raj designs the Madsonian was established In ash
inyton the purpose Of coun,eractng and combat
ting the perncious doctrines Of Loco focolsm. II has
been the fearless champion OF tho people IL
has watched the progress of power and exposed ITS evil
tendencies and interested views, with unshrinking
boldness and cunsumnate sagacity. No journal has
been more devoted in the defence of sound principles
and none has toied with untiring zeal IN their
dissemination. 1t has been the special object OF The
party detesaon, and the reainers Of the Executive
have aborcd increasingly To njure its character and
ltipstr its tar
pI owed unavaIling.
During The present contest between the people and
the throne the Madsonan has been most powerful
auxiliary. Ii supports in good faith and with conspl-
cuous zeal the OF Harrison and Reform. Its
services well appreciated by the opposition who
have warmly recommended il 10 the patronage Of the
South Ii the people wish political paper that adds
to The claims OF eminent talent and unhaggng indus
try the merit Of being Of the cheapest prints in
the United States, they would do well to encourage
The Madisonlan IL Is most intrepid adv cate n o-
pulaI rights ranking thorn IN the SIDE of the
boaicd pa asie of the Giobe. Its columns are CON
stantiy enriched with important iniurmaiion and no
paper ussiduous IN repeing the theories and
calulnnies by which hrcling press seeks to blight
the reputation of the wing candidate for the presidency
From he Boston (IIass.) Wig Republican.
One of the best political papers N the country Is the
Madsonian, published in w Washington. The way il
shows up the political sins OF the present administra-
lion is a caution to ev-docrs.
THE MApIsoNIAN.-f This able, fearless advocate of
the principles oil The ilustrous statesman whose name
il hears rendering good service TO the People in or
posing the corruption and resisting the msrule of
buren, Benton and Kendall LIS circulation should
by all means be extended. The friends Of Harrison
and TYLER cannot find firm and effective cham
pon.
From, The Harrisburg (Pa.) Chronicle.
The attempt of the minions OF power at Washing
ton to break down the MadsonIan will not succeed
The people will uphold and protect IT, and the more II
prosecuted the efficient will be their support
of IT,
From the Neto York Times 4. Epening Star.
THE MADmoNlAs is conducted with distinguished
talent aud maintains the principles of unchanged de-
mocracy in the South, with great force and success.
Ii may Justly he considered one Of the most prominent
Harrison journals in the country indeed we do not
know of one to which i, should be held second.
From The Fort Wayne (Tndiana) Times.
THE M.DsoNiAN one ut the most vigorous Har-
papers the Union. IL has hattled IN the late
conflict with the power of giant. Let il be literally
sustained the champion Of Harrisons administra-
ton
From the Evansville (Indiana) Journal.
The Madisonian has Tough; the good fight" with
a zeal and energy which left superior. Ii should
and we have no doubt WILL therefore, receive album
dant support from the Wing party Every good and
true Wing who is DESTROYS OF receiving the latest and
correct information of what is Transporting at head
quarters and at the time willing TO reward
faithful champion Of the good cause, will effect both
objects by subscribing for the Madisonian.
From The Madison Wiskonsdn) Express.
| TnE MAprsoNnN-We cannot too strongly re-
Commend the friends Of government reform and bet
Ter times this valuable publication. Those who de-
sire paper printed at the seat Of government during
the OF Congress cannot possibly spend their
money better advantage than by subscribing to the
| Madsonian.
| From The Peru (Ind) Gazette.
| The MADIsoSIAN at Washington is the best or
among the best Harrison papers thorn in the side