The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-02
"KuIING OFF" AND "wHIPPING IN"

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Presidency, IN 1914, and for the permanent es-
adjustment of Democratic measures, we nave
never he ,ilated frankly TO express our opinion
of the impolicy of The assaults OIL Tue oioo''
whether insidious or otherwise, on any Ileun-
Der or section of the party. We expressed op'
oppon freely, in The hope that timely sense
of the danger to be apprehended from ln'erhSl
discord, might induce the great body oil IN
u, ess TO adopt more prudent course thar maj
pursued by The destructive Washington organ
| And we have certainly been much grauheu 10 |
find that no response of any consequence, mas
been made TO the indiscreet attacks oil Thai
| journal.
But Notwithstanding it has met with no gen
eral encouragement from the Democratic jour
nails, vet it considers il the rig,.t policy 10 per
sisl in "klng oil" far as It's limited ability
extends, all the rival candidates OF lis iavon'e'
When we predicted, some months ago. mat the
Globe would attempt TO throw MI Calhouh
overheard in six months, Democratic member
of Congress said we were mistaken; that six
months was TOO soon it would require fpetre,
for he would be killed Off shy inches" Our
friend was the bes, prophet. We have since
IN
h,., l.~li, process. open and violent denun
aLan The Influence ut lis vo''0t-,
n,ohablv preve prejudical TO them IN o'hei
n ,es,ects. Hence the "sow poison Is 'u
h ;nis,e,ed And hence our continued eho''S
: 70 furnish an auidote, by calling on every non
l. -. and dsinterested member Of the party 10
n f,ovn down all attacks, from every quarter Oh
is anv Of the Republican candidates. Anu va
y shall continue 10 pursue Tins course N
h assau no man unless il be In sell-deienee' we
Is have never felt pleasure in r,pellng the attacks
o. r NJ, Benton and the Globe. Weprelerreu
E. saca I'm, !, was duty TO huh back the ioui
81 roitbets applied TO Mr.. Tyler, who Is as True
40 and firm Republican as Jefferson was. anu
r, we saw that if the President and all his lrehus
IA wore dripen out of the Democratic ranks, the
er n..mocratc candidate in 1914 would be defeat
us od and IN prevent such disaster from being
S 2 ,,ecipi,ated on the party, though the agency
i'd Of the Globe we have constantly sulVeh 10 ii'-
ell prcss upon the party the necessity oil directing
nd every shaft at the common enemy-r eoe'a
sh- Wbiqge,y. But as far as the Globe was con
ave .srrcd we strove in vain. Ii has not fired SIN
lad e sbo, into the Clay ranks during the last year
per- On The contrary its columns have teemed W.T.
ing abuse of the President, copied from the Cia
prints
Ial, AI,bouab the time has not yet arrived whe
for the CLIQUE of party managers deem It prudei
,ho- 90 oss,il Messrs. Calhoun, johnson, Buchana'
We and Cass, openly, in w Washington, we percei'
Try Z they are beginning 10 venture upon soch al e
-ur- nerment in other T, gons. Thelast hiHerso"
In (Ohio) Farmer, copies Mr.. Van Buren's IND
orih ana letter runs up his name for President al
s. ,ublishes the following editorial article, Il
lade STYLE of which, we are quite sure, Is not &
mere editors:
v Of "a ", hare moi The least idea that Calhoun nil ab
nh h, "a, Coupe,iion unless he is nominasd-eren u a
'ns' rs"''eet'crs about the stterait i o1r %
n ac S'emper is the most proper time for reason. bo
nted neraI baae' u-ou, we never stick TO our opin,
= sy because IL Is our own. Our opinion il civ
the iol what IL Is worth-backed by our reaso,s ~
ited nave not The least objection to Welding 10 |,
lion ,ons o. DINERS on that point And such ARE I,
,oe"ngs OF all the advocates Of Noyemb > H. 81
toad New York, Virginia Missouri Tennsssao "a On
mo Where else Not one OF them doubt, the
, ., i an pu'ch-out all desire such course as "a,
y nIa the greatest harmony. If the Convention
told heid IN November, the disqdecon or ra',.
NOR pend ITS force before the eeetion-iC beJJ ~ uo'
: S'ay' uc morubed feeling of his friends a, bis a
I a.. 'lu ms own ehagrin, would not properIy CO.
OF mnoL ; oioie 'ne eleeton-and they might do ,
mo-, niuch INJURY by rushing nladiv into N, yonLs
" envy ~ IS our knowledge Of CaLbo,n,, - ~ 'e O
Dy sN ha US 10 doubt his good faith ON M, ooe =,
Of 40 MOI othepe Cas- buchanan ,eu ,,,gsy mir ~
os' heir claims until 4S" ''"''tg g'ea
le Can any man believe the writer Of spcb =,
eu''or'ai article intends to act u5op The fano,.
- ln0''o-' PRINCIPLES, not men % win no ,,o,i
49, nee eVerythl for the ~ Trulv h,
must nave great confidence in the ability oc ,Lo
D., "'ooe-c"que OF managers, to suppose ,be,,
al "a" mus summary whip out Mr.. Calhoun and
:. "n'P m Mess Cass and Buchanan II
they should "yield their claim, ontiI 40 an
'r, Benton yield his then ? We will coo
: The ~. Louis OH ScHooL Drroc,
~ 'as' hlgh', contains the following extroc,
= rom an article in Mr.. Benton, Missouri o,raa
ine article from which the extract is made -
sans the friends Of Col. Johnson for giving ,hoi,
wdr-worn idyorte an enthusiastic recor,ia.
81 Louis. We desire that the tone If Tho -
tract may be marked.
~, p nc success OF Mr. Van Buren, is the spo,o,. r.
pehon and the overthrow Of one is The S. VI
Caors. " C Cotn Hence Mr. Calhoun Mr. Woodbn,.
NJ ~, Gass' Colonel Johnson and other. on1.yt
mr' van Buren,. IL he succeeds Colon.I ~ oppose
hs successor. II Van is defeated Col Denlon Is
posed o. The friends Of Col Benton I'M = us
s"s, : "S We ne 9er H2!ss q ar95S98n
der that MIR. C's chance Of nomination ma, to ~
cured and The prostration Of Col Benton effected -
We viii not con ment furtheron the ipso,;,,,
OF these friends Of Mr. Van Buren,. We will
merely repeat that we hope these ill-ady,ed adj
yocales OF Mr.. Van Buren, vii speedily see tho !
error of their ways, and amend their manncr. IN
Tune. We DO not believe that such course is
approved by Mr.. Van Buren, himself for he il q