The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-04
FISH OF ONE-FLESH OF ANOTHER.

FISH OF ONE-FLESH OF ANOTHER.
While the Postmaster General will not permit sup
pisment of The Globe to pass through the post Office,
paying newspaper postage, because II contains pros
pectus for the Congressional Globe, and insists upon
letter postage this newspaper publication, we find,
from the following that letters to promote the circu-
laon of the Madsonan go altogether free OF posi- age
Officers are made to frank them Not only the post
masters but the collectors OF the CUSTOMS are busted
in this work. They do not request but command
subscriptions for John Jones'
We copy the above tissue Of ialsehoods from
yesterdays Globe.
The Postmaster General conforms 10 the acts
of Congress and the rules Of the Department,
in accordance with the obligations of his oath.
The privilege refused to the Globe is refused To
us: We defy any man Of truth, we even defy
the ,ditor Of the Globe, 10 pon! to a single in.
stance of Partially, or any partisan discrlmlna-
lion whatever in the conduct of the Postmaster
General relating 10 postage on letters, circulars,
.'suppiements," or newspapers.
1t is false, that 'letters TO promote the circula
ton of tie Madisonian 90 altogether free of
postage"
1t is basely and unqualfedly false that "olii-
GERS are made to frank them"
If mot only the postmasters, but the collec-
tors, are busted in" getting subscribers and
sending US money, 1--WE need iD We THANK
THEM FOR IT. They are responsible for the faith
tul discharge of the duties of their Offices and
this being dong, as Americans, as freemen, they
have a right, II they see proper 10 do il, 10 b.
friend and sustain any press in the Union.
III m nd
they may d fly the Globe. But that they "com-
mand subscriptions" for us, with an authority
10 do. so-.is-r9 cnlanaly al.S.... ..,-.s.r,,y,-
on the statement Of Mr.. Morgan Bates, editor
of the Detroll Advertiser, Clay paper. This
Mr.. Bates, IL will be remembered, as was stated
IN the n. Y. Union, came to Washington last
winter 10 obtain Government patronage for
his paper, making sycophantic professions Of
friendship for The Administration but, being
disappointed in his application, returned home
and published fabricated confidential con
VIBRATIONS with the President The Adyer-
G'er contains the following correspondence.
which the Globe copies:
DEAR sIR: Are you subscriber to the Madiso.
miami II not, you must be. Your friend,
The Postmaster wrote the following answer;
DEAR SIR ! am not subscriber TO the Madi.
.onan, and ntrer shall BE- Your friend,
E.P c."
The first note is said TO have been written by
an officer Of the Customs, (who is not allowed
to irank,) to Postmaster in Michigan.
The officer charged with writing the "nusf
be-" has written US that it is ga fabrication of
hat liar Morgan Rates"
Now, what we shall be under the necessity of
IN relation to the Globe, shall be the
we will sustain what we say.
Tar Democratic REVIEW for November has
been sent TO Us by Mr.. G. Brooke, PENNSYLVANIA
venue between Sd and A. streets. Il is en-.
'clIished with an engraving Of "ihe Gard Play
rs" Illustrative Of sketch Of SlyJcr Downe.
lylle, by Joseph c. Neal and in addition CON
aims variety Of highly interesting matter.
SSow.-Tbere was a slight fall Of snow this morn.
ng in our city and neighborhood
Col RICHARD NJ Johnson has arrived in New
FORK.
From GOO TO 1000 barrels Of beef are packed dali,
D Chicago. 4
The steamship HIberna, Captain Judkin,, left :
Boston on Wednesday afternoon at three O'Clock for
Halifax and Liverpool She has 80 passengers. Her
nail bags contain upwards Of 1900 letters {