The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-08

IoON MN VIA 1--tilIAD-Noi4Dbl
This gentleman once the pride Of the Demo
crazy, but he fell like Luciler from Heaven, and
sought his proper place among the Federal party.
Thrice has he tried to rise to the dignity OF tie Pee
sidency In 1924, he was beaten, having majority
of lS7 OF the electoral votes against him. Ia NE
succeeding winter, by and with the advice Of GER
tain editor WHO is now scattering fire brand, in he
Democratic party, he committed the bcinou- offence
against political honesty, by violating Ia uust, be-
trayng his constituents and electug in the House
of Representatives, John Qiney Adams 10 the Pre-
sidency, for which act of trcachory lac was 8p-
pointed Secretary Of State, that Office being then
thought the direct line of succession 20 the Pres
dency. In 1888, he held back for his master to take
the field against the veteran hero, jackson. The
result Of that contest drove both hun aud lis mas
ter into bitter disgrace md retirement IN l-a2
lac forward himself, and determined TO try ia.
fortune against the peoples iaNore, and The result
was a defeat, with majority OF LES votes against
him. la 1885, he dared not inter The lists against
Mr.. Van Buren,. In 1910 hc urged his claims BET, rc
the Harrisburg Convention they not liz cned tu
there, and the Convention threw him overheard
this was tantamount to third defeat for they had
then the power 10 make him President IN defiance Of
the will Of the majority. ln lSlI he came into Con-
gress the acknowledged leader OF the most powerful
majority Of subservent tools that ever were collect
I'd together. lie determined to bend every measure
to his advancement, and the attainment Of his own
elevation. loHS TYLER was true TO himself true
to the Constitution, aud true 10 the pledge ut
the Wing party, that they would not charter
Bank monster, and although that subsenI.rt moe
iorlty did pass such bill in defiance OF p,. o. ....
promise, by the direction Of Mr.. CLAW IT c"u.t NOT
become a law and Clay was prevented iron. r.|. 4.
that lever Of corruption TO elevate himself 3D. l-4g
the Wings hogan 10 cast their eyes upon p,..I ...-
viduals OF their party, and Scott aud Webster ...,
spoken OF as candidates belo.e tir Wing G. Gf...
ton. CLN fred at lis, aud by DO, ca.ar. Iit .
proclaimed through his pr,sscs that De- ST.. f..
choice OF the universal Wig party. and OF
ly that there should be DO ConYeH.o4 &C So ra
make sccctiou Tor candidate 'os ,.. rre...-.. .
10 TINS IN putA Las tcmuUct aid DE- Dos be-.
forced 20 submit 10 The chances OF C1f,c....ur.
nation lo ls1% IT, keep bin alive eri .stIs '..
pcoflc hr has >'1rr us,>l tEvErus i,. L@..H- r..-
tins kH.t~ I" tle ga Nsrt-us sah',rt. (Which De-.
CIV, rvfisr> ct irsrrcd length tt.t ..l ..r... Due
t.rv t'e eye, 81 TOE mu,J,iude.
% all ttc letters that have ite1 v-.t,.r % f...
Tor thi' purpose the lately addressed to hrI .y
MeNsrs tAvrEuN F,tt. pa,f3fr. n Hs Trr4,-
Ne .fyrto ktrId," caps the climax. They -rsycIya..
him his prssysi ri,iri a. % N, Stallion ihf,
chanicai portion cf oVr population JOuH oeet,f ia "a,
United states GrS and also % the subject of home
industry ard manufactures To this question 80
gray,y and SIMPLY put, Mr. CLAY sends letter filled
with little OF every thing. When VIC fr.t read the
question, were ready TO exclaim with honest Dor
berry 90 that somebody were by 10 write down
Messrs. CANEEOS FAT asses ~ but the i,-
ply Of Mr. CLAY has MADE us hold our EXPIRE
sion Of that ejaculation, as We might probably
be induced 10 include him with them. In ihlt
reply, he speaks Of the ease with which ihc Go,,Ir-
ment might be administered, of Protection 10 Manu-
lectures and Commerce; Of b., willingness for Zee
frade between the States of tie Union. bat wish for
reaIieirt tariffs with foreign countric.. m order HAT
The home manufacturers NAV be protected and en-
rchcd at the expense OF Che home consumers and axe
presses his astonishmru that tie present unjust ard
inlqutous arid which be represents a. moderate
and equitable should meet with strong ard decided
opposition. To the question which be- pot. OF o. .
end, he thus replies {" thnk hat ali citizens r.
tive aud nauraized without auy regard 20 u,ir.r.-
spcciivc vocatons should enjoy such c1u.ler.,. fl.
society, as Is due 90 their virtue on1 Intelligence.
industry, sobricty, and general department Il,.
be good boy, and YOU shall have piece 81 .u..r
So much for Mr.. Clay to The present time
Indian TEornLr' There seem, To be cou..