The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-25
THE GLOBES DECLINE.

The persistence an a dictaloIial and lptolef-
ant course i, bringing down up,n the Globe The
lhunders OF the Democratic press in every State.
Il must either change its conduct OF escape INTO
the ranks Of the enemy. II cannot Stem The CUT
rent Of indignati, now setting against It's Ed
tor That our RAIDERS may form some esun'a's
Of The feeling OF the party ON this subject we
make the following extract f'om long article
in the last Missouri REPoaTgR, edited by ShAp-
RICK Penn, Esq, one of The principal champions
of General Jackson's administration;
"The orders of Francis p. Blair, Mr. CIsy's old
go-betwecn, must be obeyed at the peril oil excom-
nication--or. we should have said, The orders oil
MIR Blairs D,asier. Do our IboIlers know who u al
Isl We have opposed the recent course oil 'he
Globe and we deny that IL is the national organ oil
the Democratic party" II is the mouh-pece oil one
n,aiand Of uan, too, uho had declared maj ~ wui
mol fediy abide by The decision ~ The Demoe,a &c
National Conpeniion, and support us ''o''",e NC
Globe has become an instrument m The hands oil one
individual TO rcnd asunder the Democracy oil Tue
Union, aud has well nigh accomplished tiai iatai
result. For months il denounced majority OF the
Democratic members Of the last Congress IN the
most yiiuperaVe and bitter language For more Than
a year, IT has been play ing into The hands oil mr'
Clay, the relative by marriage" oi its editor Last
winter, it was advocate OF the worst KIND oil rciel
proects-tender laws. 1t has been busily at work
during the whole Of the present summer, IN sowing
the seeds Of dscord in the Democratic party, IN as
sailing its best statesmen directly and indirectly, and
in warning upon its integrity and harmony. when
II ceased TO be the organ Of the party, we scd 70
respect it. We would not aid it in furkerng the
propest, , Of Mr. c'y and breaking Demo
"how does the Globe stand with the Democratic
party Did not a majority Of the Democratic mem
Uers OF the last Congress condemn its course Have
not most Of the leading Democratic papers IN the
Union openly assaed II as treacherous aud dlsor-
ganIzing journal' The leading Democracuc papers
IN Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania New Jersey
AIarylan Virginia. North and South Carolina, Geo
GA Alabama, Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ar
kansas, Illinois, owa-indeed, Democratic journals
IN every State and Territory IN the country have re-
proved It's insoent and unjusiiable course. Ihal
veteran of the press, Richie of the Richmond I'm
qurcr has inlerposed frequently to check it in is
work OF dsorganizalion; Amos Kendall has con
demned il in no equivocal lauguage,-and such De
mocrats edit the Augusta Age Eastern Argus, the
Boston Post, Worcester Palladium, Concord Free
man. Salem Advertiser New Hampshire Gazette
Albany Atlass, Duchess Free Press, Harrisburg
Union, Harrisburg Argus, Baltimore Republican
Petersburg Republican, North Carolina STANDARD
Charleston Mercury, the Georgia Independent, Ala
bama Tribune, Knoxville Argus, Kentucky Yeoman
Sc. sc , have refused TO acknowledge II as the or
gan of the party to follow its lead. And to crown
ALL that pure and lncorruptbe patriot, Andrew Jack
SON. has recommended IN several letters, that the de-
mocracy of the Union should pursue course directly
the reverse of that adopted by the Globe WIN The
clique in Missouri excommunicae the Hero oil The
| Hermitage and all who, like him, disapproved OF
| + Blair, treacherous conduct We are as proud
of being in the same ranks with the Hero OF New
| Orleans now, as we were in 1919, when we hrs
hoisted his banner in Kentucky-when Mr. Baii
aud the man whose mouth.piece Mr.. Blair now IS
we're fighting under the nIg of Henry Clay and the
/ American S,stem.n