The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-29
COMMUNICATED.
THE GLOBE ONCE MORE.

COMMUNICATED.
THE GLOBE ONCE MORE.
"Ou hyperbolcal friend How vexest thou this
mani Talkest thou nothing but of ladies'"
The attempt of the insane Globe TO fix upon
US a personal contest we shall notice only as II
eopards the success Of the Republican cause.
We fear neither the stalwart arm nor the potent
pen of the redoubed editor; but we think our
time Of too much consequence and the cause
we advocate of too great Importance, TO waste
the one or endanger the other by elimination or
obligatory remarks; and, unless the friends Of
the unfortunate man should consult tn ir duty
better, and save him from the effects Of his own
rabid temper, we may apply for commission of
unacy and have him sent to some hospital Of
incurables.
For habet fPnum in cornu" he has hay on
his borns"-and we perform only an ordinary
act of charity when we advise all good people
to avoid his mad career. He makes no dislinc-
ton of friend or foe-he is able, perhaps, 10 re-
cognse none-but deals his blows al random,
and cares not whom he hits or misses.
A purchased renegade from a party he once
fed Vi on-a political lazar at one time-impure,
unclean and de6led, remembers his degradation,
not to correct his habits, nor improve his Ian
guage-not TO cleanse himself from moral impu-
rites, nor unclean "a sociations-but 10 strength
en- his preseat force of coarse, vtuperative Ian
guage by borrowing largely from former filth
The old collection of abandoned epithets which
he has treasured from by-gone days-the venom
distilled from malignant temper upon cores
ponding intrlect-he uses now for present pur-
poses and bonows on all sides and from every
material elementary matter for his present nau-
seous compositions.
The Madsonian, the President, the Secreia-
ry OF the Navy, and the Boston Post, these sub
jects have afforded one editor sufficient matter
for copious phppcs. He sees no danger from
declared foes wars not upon acknowledged
! enemies but an individual of The same Doitl-
schemes of aggrandisem, n, he pursues with a
fury that never abates It's heat, and perseve-
rance that never tires
He would distract the party, and foment in
testIne quarrel 10 subserve his fancifuI ideas of
seli-n'ercst Pampered by the indulgence of
hitherto complacent friends, his arrogance feeds
itself upon the contemplation of undrserved
success The bggar ba, by some cunning
slight OF hand, some unaccounrabe freak of
fortune, been clio he'd in unaccustomed habili-
ments, and deems himselra monarch
"Assum,s the rod,
Affects the god
And seems 10 shake the spheres
But let him ''doT that lions hide. and hang
calfskn on those r,creant limbs,n and we shall
hnd him in his natural colors, aud proper con
dition.
We repeat, we have no desire to enter into
personal controversy with this isolated press.
The Democracy Of the Union look upon il
with the loathing every honest man must feel
Tor the traitor, even though he has proflcd by
the treason. Like the foolish frog in the fable.
from lis self engcndered nAations, it has ter
minated a career founded on deception, an fos-
tered by creduliy. And its miserable endeavor
to impose upon the mind the appearance Of life
reminds us too forcibly of the momentarily de-
ereasng convusioas Of half straneuIated
corpse-or rather of the experiments of those
operators who endeavor to gavanze the. dead
body into The semblance Of vitality.
THE ARMED OccuPArIoN Oh FLoRp.-Tbe FL
rida Herald of the 18th instant says: "The whole
number OF permits taken out at the Land Office al
ST. Augustine up to the 18th instant, was 2l7; and
from the latest information received from the Office
at Newnan-yille, the number taken wa, near ZOO
and about 100 applications we're then pending it is,
therefore, probable that the number now actually is
sued from that Office must be near, if not more than
800 The applications have actively increased at the
ST. Augustine office, within few days. and The same
must have been the case at Newnansvle so that we
may now estimate the number Of permits taken at
l,oOO sufficiently clear indication that the whole
<ooOoO acres OF land will be taken up and that the
Jaw itself need not remain long in force or reouire
he suspension Of the law by the President pa, |
Florida WILL under this law, acquire a pern,n.n, -
'ulauon' ere The expiration Of the present year of
upwards Of six thousand to be added to that which
xs'ed previous 10 the passage Of the act"
To PRESERVE DrAp Boprgs-In philad.ioh;
ohm has been invented for the purpose of preserv
ne dead body, FOR some time in a manner lee. oh
ecuonaole than The mode formerly practsed The !
0inn y maze TO NJ INTO tin case, which is surround,
oy ahouer TN box containing the ice, and is Gov
red al the top with case filled with the same me.
sral, and so formed that the face can be seen tbro
gas piae' m the cover OF the outer case without
le necessity Of disturbing any psrt of The .a,,'.
Inch VIII obyiate many Of the difficulties hereto,
IRE found. "0'V
The ship Berlin, which cleared from BOSTON for
ew Orleans day or two since, carries out the lar.
st cargo which has left Boston for that city during
rec years Iast IL being valued ,t ahout saSo ma