The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-25

WHAT'S IN THE WIND


] The Globe has at lergth come 10 the CONCLUSION.
that the friends OF President Tyler Of con-
sequence 10 the success of the Democratic party -
This conviction has been followed up by propoundng
interrog itories to the Madsonan in relation TO tie
intention Of the President as TO whether he will abide
by the decision of the Democratic National Conyen-
ton.
who would have imagined six months since ma
even one month, that the editor Of the Globe would
have changed his views far as TO ask any question.
as 10 what may be the future intentions OF the Pres
dentf But, so II is. "A change has come DER the
spirit OF bis dreamsn-aDd he now demands Of the
hadisonian whether Mr.. Tyler will submit to the
decision OF the National Democratic Convention
and IN the same breath, rtiterates the exploded aud
obsolete Wing calumDy Of traitor. Really tins is too
much Tor human endurance What interest can lie
Globe possibly feel as to The course the President NAV
| pursue in this matteri
We regard such heterogeneous. under o, is,c dir
cums,anees as insulting to the President and all has
lriends Justice must FIRST be done 10 the President
oy the editor OF the Globe and his kindred spirits be-
lore he or they can, with any face ask what are Mr.
Tyler's intentions.
Let the suicidal policy which has already distract
ed the Democratic party cease AT once and forever
ne TRENDS oil Mr. Tyler do not object 10 a change
oil conduct on the part Of bis traducer II IL what
they have all along been struggling TO eaect-ard
nots outstanding the friends Of the other Democrats
Candidates have continued TO assail him. as well a.
every one who has dared to throw off the party woke
and act as becomes freemen protesting and acting IN
accordance with the fundamental principle Of demo
crscy, PRINCIPLES and measures, not nfn.r MIR Ty
supporters nave stood by, and endcavorcd, by
spifit oil mildness and concession 10 barmonize lie
Par'y-to defend, and not 10 attack; vet Tins fer.
oearahce on their part appears 10 have merely secE
inc purpose oil whtttng the appetite Of certain psr
san presses, ana stimulated them 10 renewed atae.,
and additional outrsges-dec aring at The same tip,e
that Mr. Tyler cannot obtain the vote of one Statc
IL these patriotic gentlemen have spoken their reel
sentiments, they have also pronounced their own con
domination. Would any man, possessing the least
parucle OF magnanimily, exult over fallen enemy
much less over a fallen friend
The late elections in States where the democratic
party nave heretofore triumpbed, should ere now
have taught lesson TO these ultra partisau, II
seems, however, they are beginning TO open their
syes-their true condition is dswning upon them
and yet they will not discontinue their abuse of the
President
The Globe and its followers have repeatedly dc.
ciared that Mr. Tyler should not come before The
convention, and IL deyolves upon them 10 come for
ward Ike men, and admit his claims on the Demo
crscy on the same footing as any other candidate -
After having done this act Of Justice thew can with
propriety come out and ask il Mr. Tyler will abide
me decision OF the convention. And until thi, Is
zone, such in'errogaories can only be viewed as an
,nsuil 70 mat portion Of the Democracy who prefer
Mr.. Tyler as their FIRST choice for the Presidency
Nothing could, al this time be more gratifying 10
the true friends Of Democratic principles. Than 10
witness spirit OF justice and candor among tie
leaders of The party and this can only be evnccd by
change OF conduct "The sober second Thoughts
must DC accompanied by remuneration and acknow-
regiment Of past errors. II they do this they Will
Ind the friends Of the President, as heretofore bat.
tl'ng msniully for the Democratic candidate, ,ohoerer
ne maybe logratude, that basest Of sins has always
been laid 10 the door Of politicians with too much
reason leaving IT, however out Of the question: the
success OF the party can only be secured by treating
all Of the same political creed with spirit Of justice
and equality.