The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-09-01

Portsmouth,, N. H., August 26,

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., August 26 1912.
"Whal gross delay and unreasonable man9uvres
in Congress with regard to Revenue bill What
cupabe Indifference the parl of the majority TO the
Necessities and suerings of the People, We, in this
pat of the world, are tired and heartily disgusted
with the conduct of the utras of both parties, and
particularly with the base selfshness of The "Whgs,
who with majority in both the Houses, waste their
power and their time in Vaccinations for the advance
rnent Of one man, and the overthrow of another
With them lies the responsibility. They cannot
Impose it on the President nor hope to "bamboozle"
the People with such barefaced impudence. For the
People win remember that President Tyler, six months
ago, called the attention of Congress to the conside
ration of such Tariff would relieve the wants Of
the Treasury restore confidence to trade, and give to
industry and labor the impulse they so much wanted
And for this recommendation, so patriotic IN motive
and So welI-mean Of the rabid followers Of the
Dictator censured and denounced him in measured
terms! While another man, one of the unscrupuleus
leaders Of the same faction, was allowed to hand in
petitions for the dissolution of the Union and defend
their insulting language in rebeious speech, with
out the least exhibition of dsapprobati the part
Of the triumphant majority.
The extravagant hatred and hostility Of the Wing"
party towards the President beyond precedent, as
they | hope will be wi,hou, imitation, and, more
than all other causes have led 10 the present depora-
BILE stale of the country Yes it is to the Wing par
tsans 10 Congress ascrbe the DEPRESSION and, in
many places the suspension Of our manufactures, and
the starving conilt of the operatives thrown out o.
employ ment without provision Tor future support the
destruction or the at least filling condition, 81 the
ular importer and the merchant the stagna'ion in
all kinds Of trade and business, the dePres ION OF
prices of products and labor, and all the consequent
evils We still hope in the Captain" the firm
he has displayed in preventing the withdrawal OF
the land fund from Its natural purpose, will we think
be followed by asagacity that will release from our
difficulties; and if revenue bill pass this session. to
| him will be awarded the praise
The primary democracy of the Granite State will
rally to his support for in his conduc--the last
twelve monthsse recognise with JOY his grateful
membrance of the principles he mbibed at the feet
Of Gamalel The disciple of Jefferson and his apos-
tie, will not deny bis master
And next to the President our thanks due to the
Hon. Caleb Gushing, no seems to have been for the
crisis in tho halls of legislation what his Excellency
has been in the Chair of state both fearless, both
equal to any emergency arising from unexpected DIS
as,ers divided councils The one, the experienced
and hardy captain" who governs the crew and dr.
reefs upon its proper the vessel Of state Ihe
other the experienced pilot who avoids the hidden
rocks and regulates the proper notions of the cra
and ever in sunshine mid The storm, is steadily at
| is poet!