The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-28
From the Trenton True .4n,e,ican.
THE WASHINGTON GLOBE.

The bitter and reckless violence Of this paper has,
for years past, been matter Of grief to many of the
most ardent Democrats of our country. The unlor-
tunae issue Of the last Presidential contest, has been
by many attributed more to the course pursued by
tins paper than to any other cause. The terrible
system of denunciation and abuse of all who differ
ed from II in any particular, Disguised vast numbers
and had the elect if not of driving them from the
support at least of weakening their attachment to,
and relaxing their exertions in behalf of one, the
organ OF whose administration was characterized by
50 much violence, arrogance and presumption. The
tomahawk and scalping system pursued by this jour
nal, might possibly have been well adapted 10 the
Western wds Of America, from whence its conduc-
tors lssued--but was III calculated for the meridian
OF the North and the sober, moderate, and dignIted
character Of its civilized inhabitants.
FheIe was time when the demonstrations Of MA
rat IN The jacobnica press Of revolutionary France
consigned thousands to the guiloiine when to de-.
nounce the most exema l,ry citizen enemy TO
the Ropuhic. was TO hand HIM at to the
uf the taecutoner. 1t was the Reign of Terror 10
hat unhappy country; and the press the instru-
ment by which 1t was encouraged and aimed -
Akin 10 this IN every thing but It's fatal power the
Washington Globe. And animated by kindred feel
ngs if Il wants It's power of lie and death, il falls
not whit behind IT IN the i-nd.like energy with
which II consilns TO nfamy the viri uous citizen
who refuses To subscbe TO all its dogmas unite
with IT ia crusade against The best and The best
interests of the land. Blind, unconditional sa,ish
submission are the only conditions upon which i'm
munty can be purchased from the venomous fnngs OF
this moral viper
Sad and unhapp, as was the result Of its labors in
the campai.n OF 1910, IL seems TO have prohted lit
tie by the disasters Of that memorable deieai. ID
pursues, with the recklessness and in the same
spirit, the same tactics Who has escaped the We
nom Of IFS tooth Who, Mr. Benton and his
friends, have not, at some period, fallen under the
unspsrng lash Of this general deiameri Let the
friends of Mr.. Calhoun consult its pages. Let them
turn to the numerous articles in which be is de-
nounccd as conspifat or and Cataline-where the
very initials of his great name are converted into
terms of opprobrium and iDfamy. Let all the public
men in the national councils, aud the State Legsla
lures turn also TO its files, and there learn the terms
which are app led to them whenever favore mea-
sure has been questioned where the paramount in
terests Of State required different policy from
tina, which this arr, CANT dictator had prescribed.
The reign Of violence is over has had It's day
The people are tired OF it, The Democratic party
have been once sacrificed by it, season Of modera-
ton and Cancellation has succeeded The people
are no longer to be awed by The artificial hundes Of
Revolutionary press at the capitol. They have
seen through the game which has been played by the
willy managers Of that fearful iustrum mt They can
be no longer deceived and imposed upon. The great
and sudden wealth OF these pure and disntero sted
organs of orthodox Democracy, has revealed their
craft and the veil which concealed them has been
rslsed-the imposiors, IN all their deformiiy, stand
ma ed 10 their sight. Purity Of purpose-disnter.st-
edness OF zeal-Is hence now longer looked for in
their exertions.
ln the spirit If forb, afabce and moderation which
cannot be too much insisted upon we have long for
borne to direct public attention 10 the Washington
q ODE. But the reokes,ncss and violence Of u
ssul,s UPON the purest and best the land con-
unued IN TO the deep inJ,iy Of the cause Of Dcmocfa
cy call upon all the tends Of dec, ncy and dccorum
as well as upon the friends Of Democracy TO raise
their Voice egsIns, this bold aumnator The friends
Of J I'm Tyler in New Jersey, are be found Chiefly
amongst the form, most ardent Importers Of Jackson
and Van Buren They are disinferest Democrats
They seek office. And have been led 10 sustain
his Administrator from the consideration ofthe great
services which he has rendered to the county ADD 10
tie cause Of Democracy. To this moral courage tn
believe It - owing that have been saved from The
inieion ofcurses Greater than Egyptian plsgu,s) Of
National Bank-Dsiriboiion of the Pubic Lands
and Assumption of State Debts. D. ih S. services
call for gratitude And are those who so deem
them, u be denounced as traitors apostses unprin-
cipltd y liiiciaus, and bas e men