The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-04
WHEN WILL WONDERS CEAsE-oR
EXTREMES CEASE TO MEET

WHEN WILL WONDERS CEAsE-oR
EXTREMES CEASE TO MEET
We are led to adopt the above caption b,
see, an extract from the Washington uloo'
copied into the Norfolk Herald OF Tuesday con
ctrnng John Jones Nolonger ago than lSio-
nay lSll-the question was fr quen'iy asked os
the Herald and Richmond Wing, Ell III o"'"e
oenus in answer TO the miraculous statements
of The Globe. uho Mould beliepe any hing
tehieh The filthy lying Globe could say. 1hai
paper is incapable Of telling The truth about
anyihing, hopeper t,ifing and iasignUcdnt'
from The fact that IL has been ia The hdbH ot
speaking falsely so long TO subseFre parry
purposes that noio IL cannot break ttseJ oj The
habit This was The declaration OF that day,
and so far as the hearts OF the editors Of thu
Herald and the Wing are concerned, this
is the sentiment which they still entertain
yet, forsoolh, courtesies are now being exchang-
ed between them and the Globe. Their mas
lers, Clay and Ben on, having shaken hands
together, interchsngcd ciyilites, aud almost
agreed, if not quite, TO snooze In The same poll
teal BID, the petty slaves Of their will and plea
sure, the Herald and the Globe, follow OF
course their illuslrious example. The extreme
of Federalism and The extreme Of Radiralism
form partnershp-tle Jacobin and The Noun
tain parties coalesce and hug each other, and
make common war; as Of cd, during the French
Revolution against the only True party of the
country, the "j,.ste miiieu" or Republican par
ty The robber and the assassin are well met
in any hour so were they-and 20 are these
But in the meeting of these last, we have a
lforeshadowing of the future, and what say the
old Jackson men to it What the VINE
men2 What the Strdighfouts? What The
Republicans of all parties and what every
lover of his country Shall intrigue and cor
ruption be permitted to take place and mature
among men who have sworn each oiher, tlmt
after time and not long since, to be devoid d
honesty decayed to the core and filled witt
stench-for the avowed object of wrestling ih'
Cons tuition from The hands of the present Elk
ecutve. so that they, in their madness and FOLLY
and insaiate appe,ites, may desecrae It's spot
less mantle, blot out the written law by abolish
ing the veto, and change the direction and har
mony Of the Governments We do not be
lieve il, and we tell the Herald and the Globe
that their plans are known and understood
They can neither come it" over John Jones
nor the PEOPLE.
N. b. The editor Of the Norfolk Herald say
: that Gen Harrison received, in 1910, MAORI
" of 500 and odd votes in the counties OF MOI
$ Hampton and Accomac, and would congratu
: late the Wing party, or more properly the Cla
party, on the fact that Mr.. Wise has now receive
but 222 majority over Mr.. Carter, the Cld
candidate, for Congr,ss. In the name c
heaven, Mr. Broughton, what will salisl
you? If an anti-Clay vote OF more than
thousand in two counties in comparison wit
with that Of 1910, don't satisfy you, what will
We suppose you also rejoice al the 'morfife0
ton Mr.. Wise must feel at carrying the Re
i publican majority in York and Williamsburg
for the really curious reason that in the elsc'io
of 1910, Van Buren, received but six votes i
6 that city and county. We wonder that M
a Broughton don'l burst his sides with laughte
, at the fact, that District which gave GEL
J Harrison 1900 majority. elects an ami Ga
man by ma ority Of several hundred.