The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-10
Nem Yorh Correspondence.
New YoRK, Nov. 7, ls42.

New Y oRK, Nov. 7, 1912
The Federal party, throughout the Union, are
lo king forward, with trembling anxiety, to the
result of our State election. If the Empire
Commonwealth Tomorrow puts her veto on
MIR. Clay, the coup de grace will be given to
his already desperate fortunes, and, with the
exclamation, set III Brute" he will doubtless
wrap his mantle around him, aud retire from
the contest in dignided despair. He and his
Pra,orian guard have staked their all on this
cast OF the political die, and even should they
win it, success will not save them from ultimate
ruin while, if they lose it, immediate and utter
discontinue must be the consequence. They
loH lose it,. Well as they have PLAYED the
game, it will go against them. The State will
give large Democratic majority. | am in.
clined 10 think that all the river counties, Rem
sellaer and Albany, inclusive, will go for VII
LIAM c. BoUcK. That he will be elected Gov
ernor | have not shadow of doubt. The issue
in this city it is matter of more difficulty to
predict Foolish squabbes among the Democrats
in two popuous wards have placed the Assem-
bly, and Congress tickets in some jeopardy; but
the majority for Bouck in the City and County,
will probably reach fifteen hundred. If carry
our Assembly ticket, the result will be mainly
owing TO the disinerested devotion and untiring
exerllons of the band of patriots not long since
contemporary designated as Corporal Tyler's
Guard" That Guard within the last few
months, has become a formidable body, not only
as regards the character and influence Of its
members, but as respects numerical force. The
friends of Mr.. Tyler here, with singleness of
purpose resemb ing his own, stand aloof from
all local divisions, and are determined to besow
their votes where they will be most effective in
securing Democratic triumph The honest
and conservative policy of the Administration,
together with the insane rawlings of the Fede-
rallsts, and the bitter, blighling effects of their
recent legislation, are daily gaining respect and
popularity for the President. He has been
Jeered at as ga President without party."-
What nobler epitaph could be written on the
grave of a Chief Magistrate? 1t could only
be improved by the addendum, which, in
bis case, will be equally true-'hs COUNTRY
sustained him." If
"That VIII Oh should accompany old age,
As honor love- obedience, troops of friends
have power TO neutralize the effect of factions
SANDER and ribaldry, his declining years will in
deed be peaceful and full of glory.
What miserable contrast is presented in the
position of Henry CLAY. Forsaken by his
most powerful friends in his EXTREMIST need. he
is indeed piiable spectacle of that unhallowed
ambition which
"O'erleap, itself and falls o. the other side.r
One by one the shining stars of his party are
leaving 1t to iliumine a better cause, and so it
will continue until the ''Blue Lights of Federal
ism alone remain TO make the darkness of its
prospects visible.
GU have, of course, seen that the CLAY
leaders in this State have resorted to the
States Prison offence Of forgery, in oder
to further their schemes. They have not
indeed forged cheque or certificate of deposite
TO obtain funds for the payment of their mer-
cenares-the spectators and ockjobbers TO
whom the interests OF the people are 10 be
iarmed out in case Of Mr.. Clay's success, fur
nish Hese-but they have forged the name of
WILLIAM c. BoucK, to fraudulent document
intended to damn the characrer Of that high
minded and intelligent citizen, through all time,
in the eyes OF his countrymen The vile
organs of Federalism are endeavorng TO
crawl and wriggle out of the responsibility;
but II wont do-they published the villainous
fabrication and endorsed it, For this and all
their other misdeeds, the People of this State
will pass sentence upon them tomorrow. Be
assured that the decision will be such as all
friends of good government desire.
The Great Western, which arrived yester-
day, brought no news of any importance-bu:
she did bring Boz's new work, which is already
reprinted and ready for sale at The office Of the
Brother Jonathan"-price shilling. De
spatch, that! REPUBLICAN.
LAW POETRY AND FANCY SOAP