The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-18
WING SUPPORT OF THE PRESIDENT

We copy the subjoined letter from the New
York Express, as sample of the sentiments
entertained by many Of the Wing offce-holders
and ofiice-seekers, who are continually striving
to insinua,e themselves into the confidence and
"good graces" Of those come cted with the Co
vernment, who are supposed 10 have the power
to reward their friends We do not say the
writer of this letter is an office holder or an Of
fce-seeker but we know his letter is fair
sample Of those written by such pcrsons-per-
sons who, when in conversation with the Pre-
sidenl's friends, are full Of protestations of
friendship, &c. Such is the support that some
considerale Wings are negotiating with the In
,elgencer for
Correspondence of the New York Express.
WASHINGTON, Nov. ii.
The present Congress will commence its closing
session three weeks from to-day 1t will be inte-
resting one notwithstanding it is the last of the three
and the end ofthe abors OF the Congress which came
into power in the revolution of lS4U.
There will be direct efforts made
To repeal the Tariff bill and TO repeal the Bank
rupt bill. 1t is hardly possible that the Bankrupt bill
may be repealed, though there will be something of
a contest before this event is consummacd. Why
should the bill be repealed Its retroactive charac-
ter the great ground of complaint when the bill
was passed, and this has done all the mischief it
would do, if it has done any. Old ccbts have been
paid by it, almost to the extent tey will be paid and
hereafter if the law continues in force, it will be with
full understanding the part Of debtor aud credi-
tor that it is in full force. Such law will do great
deal to keep the spirit OF trade and speculation with
in proper bounds.
A great effort will be made to repeal the Tariff up
on the ground that the people are against it, The
Of fheSc HART hc hnfa
conclusion of the session, which will fortunately be
short one. 1t is possible the law may be amended,
but there is but the shadow of probability that it
will be repealed and new law passed
The Loco Focos here, including the Tyler men
who are now one-are OF course rejoiced at the
overthrow of the Wings in New York and else
where. Poor fellows they little dream of the trou-
bes ahead, and that they are laying up wrath against
the day of wrath The quarres Of the Globe, the
Official Of Mr. Van Bureaus administration, and OF
the Madisonian, the official of Mr. Tyler's admins
tration, but the shadowing of coming events.
The Globe is telling MIR. Tyler some plain truths
and though the other Loco Foco presses speaking
now IN low whispers, and crying "hush" for time,
10y and by they will all side wtn the Globe and de-
nouncc the President the deceiver of all men and
the betrayer OF both parties.
There Will be many interesting developments
maze regard to and things during the present
session of Congress. | do not lhpk the coptempla-
ted changes OF the Cabinet will take place for some
time yet, and prob.bIy not before the close of Con-
gress in March But upon this subject nothing is
now determined upon. l am glad the Express has
concluded to give iull reports of what said aud
done here through the winter. IL IS mistake 10
suppose that the session will not be interesting Ii
may not be profitable, though am not wthoui hopes
on this point
believe am good a Wing as any body, and
to the extent OF my ability, am sure ] would do as
much for the w IL party any man in 1t in the
country; and IT IS Ior tins reason hope the Wing,
will adopt the Exchequer scheme II IT Is good Ion
nothing, will die OF good-ior- nothing.
II it viii do good, all OF us will rejoice. 1t
hardly do harm, and failing entirely, it will leave the