The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-16

which goriousIy triumphed In the election of Harri
son two years ago. and which destined to achieve
no less triumphant victory at the election that is
take place two years hence.
Now, this growing disposition among he people,
favorable to Mr.. Clay and the "oud and general &C
claim with which lie is now called to the Pres den
ey have been remarkably illustrated and proved,
since the date Of this prophecy by the results of the
elections In Ohio, New York and Massachusetts,.
These show that the seers must certainly be right,
and so does the election in the State Of Deaw are,
which we are assured is Wing call over" and Clay
"al over, by the tremendous majority of NINE.
Now It cannot be disguised that we have noble,
moot noble prospect before us-Eigh.een hundred
and Jortyfour is in rapid approach, and is TO bring
with him. TO a certainly, Mr. Clay's election to the
hopes and raise the country to the pinnacle Of glory
and renown Hail then, all hail. eighteen hundred
and forty four.
But there is one iriHing circumstance in the way OF
this grt at contamination. The Rev, Mr.. Miller has
proved that the world is to be destroyed in 1913.
This is a decided damper. When | mediate on
this awful Illustration of Wing hopes, my heart sinks
within me. Ii years moral and accountable be-
lngs, should say il was mean and envious thing,
IN AZ to blow the world to pieces out of mere jeal-
ousy OF Al l do not think year of any character
would think Of such thing. But my chief hopes OF
avoiding this wkward occurrence rest with the Rev.
Mr. Miller. pray leave most respectfully TO address
him through your columns
Dear, reverend, and beloved Sir:
Can you not contrve to stretch things out, year
longer "a single year Is not much.-Do, reverend
and dear sir, revise your calculations-look again at
the works OF the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sir Isaac
Newton--rehect once more on what st. PAIL says OF
the t450 years. Study Fabor the prophecies and
book written few years before Faber, on the par
ticular prophecies of Daniel and nm. Dear sir,
pray read Daniel and Jchn carefullJ-or there is
doubt that both Daniel and John will help you, il
fka. ,tztttls
Mr. Clays election. And, dear Mi. Miller, do look
at that difficult passage in the Revelation which
speaks Of the stars which were seen TO fall, from
Heaven. Don't you think, Father Miller, that was
the prediction Of the falling of the states from the
wing armament.
York, and another Massachusetts And yet Rever-
end and beloved Sir assured that IA will get
all these stars back again, if you will only keep your
tornadoes and torches out of the way; though one
would think it difficult thing for fallen star, thus
trudging up the ladder of the skies again.
However, so it is TO be, if you don't prevent it;
and it is not the first There is old book of
history, written by one Shakespeare, an author who
always stuck to facts, and INDUCED his imagi-
nation, any more than the editors Of the National In
tegencer do, in their own anticipations Of Clay's
triumphs. This book relates that two stars, having
occasion to leave their posts for short time, bor-
rowed the bright eyes of fair lady TO twinkle in
their stead till their return. But there Is COMPOUNDED
little twnkng in the Clay heavens, since the fall of
so many states.
Pennsylvania does not twinkle a bit; Virginia
does not twinkle North Carolina is as dark as bar
rel Of her tar; and for South Carolina instead
Of twinkling" she shoots red and fiery glare right
athwart the wing Skies sweeping along like the tail
of comet. All will come right, however, Reverend
and dear Sir if you will only pos pone your grand ex.
hbiton Of hurricanes and bon-Gres. And now Mr..
Miller-dcar Doctor Miler--dearly beloved brother
Milier-you are not without compasson-you have
bowels--think of Mr. Clay and of the editors Of the
Integencer, declare do not think these worthy
gentlemen could stand it. Could you not treat your
chronological tables as they sometimes do what they
have before them-put a new gloss on them' Or
could you act like printer-make error of the
press Of it, and dele '43 and insert AS, Only one
year, dear sir, only one year. Let IA come, and
bring with him Mr. Clays election to the Presidency,
and then let the prophecies be fulfilled and welcome
This from your loving friend.
PETER PICK-FLINT