The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-12-24
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Tur ALLIANCE or THE GLOBE AND THE
NATIONAL, 1NTELLIGENCEh'

p,.,,.., ,.,,srs at the capital Of the Union are Ia
King a strange turn Old feuds are oeihg ho"ie |r.
old animosites iorgotteD-tbe hear'-ou'n"e g.
stoned by long and acrimonious contehuo ~ -
establishment Of antagonisticai prihcP'es, '' Oh
walton of opposing men, are ceasing, ana inc poo'
and The Iniegencer have thrown as de then peiii5
rent attitude and united for the prosiraiion Oh u.
administration The extremes oil Inc hiu'oip
narties of the country have met, ana cohoi,eu .el
energies and their influence IN war upon ,e','.
the basis of his poIitical course. Ultrasm IN All
forms-without having the least affinity, save ~ 'S
hatred of the true republican policy oil the poFeit-
ment has entered the arena in loving embrace 70
wage a relentless crusade against the growing PoPu-
lary Of the Executive of the nation ~ +
And wherefore is this unholy comohauon' -
there any great and absorbing public danger "hc,
causes these hostile leaders TO cease batting each
other and open a common battery upon Tue ifesi-
dent? Has there been any wrong cummtteu-oi -
there any in embryo-whch more man outwe'si9
the inheritance of the last approaching Pfesidehuai
campaign in which the Globe and lntelligeneer have
interests as far apart the antpodes, t'at causes
this cessa ofhostlites, that their comoheo iorces
may be brought to bear with more effect upon Tue
administration Ii is none OF these There II 10
public danger observation-disclosures mas no "lons
been committed against the letter or spirit oil our III
stitutions-there is in anticipation 10 preVeh'
whose contamination requires TINS UNUSUAL move
ment OF the organs OF utraisnl
What then produces the STANCE spectacle Z" hieh we
| behold The cause is paln--the reason Is eViuent
The course Of President Tyler has struck the death
blow to political ultraism in all its ramcations-l'
has sealed the fate of demagogues placed an el-
iectua bar against the fur .hur predomnnnce oil chi
canery and intrigue. The edcraists OF the old stamp
and radicals of the new have their last hopes oil
success expire with he Overwhelming voice of appro-
baton with which the policy of the Adminlst ration
has been received by the country, and hence this
strong and unnatural effort to retrieve Their fallen 10
tunes by a combination of discordant elements, which
have heretofore defed all the powers OF political al
fny
But this is not ALL There are private grieis
which urge the Globe and Inteiligencer on to Tho
contest. There is the Congressional and DINER pup
lie printing with which to retrieve Their fast failing
fortunes to be baited for This is sutcient to cause
ma cenary men to beray their party and Temporarily
unite with Their enemies for person al pecuniay 5ene
fit. But is the great democratic family OF the coun
try willing that lis interests and principles shall p'
trihed with-nay, sacrIiiced-tor the upbuildlng o
the private fortune of one man, or for the support
the oltra, impraccabe and radical doctrines OF e"
head-strong politicians
From the National Intel igeDcer, nothing further
was to be expected than unceasing hostility TO The
Republican principles Of the Administration IL
hatred Of every thing, which savored Of Democrat,
its uniform and consistent support Of the Fedora
principles of its party peculiarly htied IL Tor be-
ing an uncompromisng foe to John Tyler and HI:
measures-for resortng to every means within 1t,
power to thwart his plans and to defeat his policy
But from tie professions OF the Globe, the RePuD-
can party had a right to expect other and better
things. Heretofore having been the organ Of the
Democracy at the Capital Of the Union, should i'm
body their sentiments and re-echo their voice, instead
Of uniting with their most invecrate enemies, against
whose life has been full of patriotic devotion to
the great Republican principles of the old school OF
Jefferson and his coad tutors.
But President Tyler has nothing to fe r from this
" unhoy alliance" The storm of faction may beat
around him-the rude assaults of unprincipled dema-
gogues may come thicker and faser--but, seated high
in the consciousness of his own integrity, and the firm
confidence of the American people, he bid def
all their Vaccinations. The principles which
he advocates immutablc and eternal, and will,
later, find response in the bosom of every
freeman, when reason asserts an undivided empire
the mind of man, and the true policy Of Go
sernment shall be fully and firmly established.