The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-12-19
THE DAY OF JUDGMENT.

The bAt VI IARtsaE44Ni
The Enquirer assures as hat asyeF sob
mitted 10 th~ a~sgosie wA" q the Globe
Then we msy be permitted TO remark hat the
similarity GIFTS course annotated 10 " remark
able coincidence = for duriss the past ear they
were both continually croskiag peace, peace,
whenever other presses were disposed to discuss
the claims Of some other candidate than Mr.ysn
Buren, Daring al The time they were preach
Jog . unionn and peace the party machinery
was actively, bat sAeahy al work. And now,
when they suppose sufficient number a dele
gates hare bven baxged to secure Mr.. Van Bu-
ren, nouinariou, they continue 10 preach
peace a. 90, 2 :. harmony = - concession,
and ssl-ssos 10 tAs decision Of the CoareR-
.saa- We saoal4 Ia. 10 kno~ vAen il VIII SUI,
the Ctooe and Eaqairer 10 permit the claims Of
ether caadiaAies % be discussed.
Bod ne Day 81 y@&gnesf kss arrived, and
tasss prvss~s agss . snswer fer taesr deeds -
II Mr. yaa Barsns aorniaafo1 aas already
hesa arranged By foul n.aAs--shs & esos be
BY q. stA~r-s'DSa IAe cry 81 Dr5sH ys,H &c
has bssa psa'ssunesd n tAe asarts Of the Peo-
pie Sot oaly M.ssrs- RHehi-, Blair, &c, but
Mr.. vsa Bsr~n aai al aia aIksreais are Doom
ed 70 ss least 'ato cutter darkness When a
-Prssiteat candidate IS repudisted BY the People
Al the pals IN TINS country, ary managers may
eoouIve to get him nominated again, but no in
gsnuIiy, no uickery, can ever put him back in
the Presidential Chair. Ii never has been done
in the United States, and it never will be done.
unless Messrs. Blair and Richie can convince
all who voted against their candidate in 1910
that they were drunken-mad foos.
The Enquirer will insist that we are mad
Just the kind Of madness, We giant you, which
ragged IN lSs0-though not IN us-snd which
will hur Mr.. Van Burep 30 far from the Pfesi-
dency. that be viii never seek il again-nor the
shattered parry him.
The party does not belong to Mr.. Van Bu-
ren-why should be strive TO hold 1t forever 2
Why not let one Of the other candidate,-any
one Of ,hem-hsve chance Why not per
init the Republican patty to enjoy the novelty.
the freshness, the enfhHsiasm OF a new leader 2
II Mr. Van Buren, runs again, thousand. W A
vote for the "Oid Harry jud TO wines. In.
novelty Of his election. The election or Mr..
Van Bu:en would be no novelty. Il would B..
stale, fiat, and Improbable Bu, II i, iapos.
sibie.
Calhoun, Johnson, C.ss, Buehansn, are all
too old to wait twelve years on Van Buren,
and Benton. They Will all he dead, or too old 10
run in 1856; and hence, II their friend, were
compelled, by the application Of the party
screws, to support Mr.. Van Buren, in lsi.. ma.
ny Of them would do u with a reluctance
amounting 10 a wish that Clay would succeed
For Clay IS committed fifty fathoms d, ep Tor IN,
Zone term" aud no Wing can succeed him.
Those Republicans can wait fur year.-bg,
none Of them twelve.
II Mr.. Van Buren, could be elected. Mr. Ben.
ton wouid, to ceuainty-for he has more o,
the fire Of genius, to light up an enthusiasm, ia
his litte finger, than the former hs, in hi. Who'll,
body.
Presidents hereafter Uhir Pre,iden,s-
will be made by shons. The show of 1874 will
excel that Of 1910, as far as 40 excellrJ m
second election Of Monroe What show voulJ
Mr. Van Buren, make beside Mr. Clay1 IA,
sheep to lion
But to be grave. The Enquirer, in comment.
log on our article Of Wednesday, says:
We are told tina, Mr.. Van Buren'. 6i.nl. h,,,
repelled the assistance Of Mr. Tyler. friend. IN,
surely have never dcne it-no more han We has. ~.
fused 10 support Mr. Tyler, II he should be the oon
neeoft the Baltimore Conssniion-Aod ATE, M vh,
i' the plan Of the campaign, which the MaJi.on;.n .
to pursue He will no, support Nj. Clay on o,
bot he vii help him almost essentially BY dr.s,,,
of Mr.. Tylcr's friends from the nonno, of IN. 80
vention. Where }. the mighty difference in IN. r,.u,
You do not give MIR Clay your vo,e.-bu, rou ,,l,
them from Mr.. Van Buren,, the only man " no can A.
feat Mr.. CI.y-Mr. Clay, who has Isri.h.J ton !, 81,
more Insult, upon Mr.. Tyler than an the friend. az.
Ven Burs'-snd Who would PROSTATE even J,gs,.,
Man principles to whph Mr.. Tyler prole.., % \,
devoted Is this u act hk. man or like ,t,,..u,,
MI Tyler, OF f,ny Republican can keen ,Io,, -
such eones as this, he would de..tv. 70 -,., a..
cap, -h'eh the Democratic Review h.. ri,c.J ,ra.
the head Of 'Nsutsals'p i''
They hdve repealed" US now LEI ,hco, hal,
themselves. We cannot be held r,.por.ihl'
for their act.