The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-06
MARYLAND ELECTION.


We need not give the particulars. II is quite
certain that the Wings have triumphed, and that
is sufficient for the Globes complete gratifca-
ton.
Denunc iation of the most distinguished and
able Democrats for accepting office under Mr..
Tyler's Administration, we saw, from the first,
would not only inspire the Bank party with re-
Belped- zeal and resolution, bat also render cal
lous and Indifferent thous ands who read and ap-
proved the following passages in the editorials
of the Globe in lS41
We make our Acknowledgements TO Mr. TYLER for
this act of DELIVERANCE. If he maintains his
position firmly, land has he not done il Ask Mr..
Clay.-Ed Mad.l he will ever be acknowledged as a
public BENEFACToR
The argument of the Veto Message, given in our
columns, shows how little care Federalism has
thought fit TO bcstow in Disgusting the scheme,
contrived TO draw the President into the scheme OF
betraying himself his avowed principles and the Con-
stitutonn why call the President Federalist IN
lS43'-Ed. Mad
The present veto is perfect guarantee, we think
against any i,repeoiabt fiscal agent and if do not
mistake ii on this point, then the President has cut
the Gordian knot of Federalism. Why is he not
thanked for it now I'm MAD lie has escaped is
meshes, and all the insidious guile with which the
ogarchy might be thrown over them, has been prsc-
tised in vain. That Mr.. TyLrR has been the instru-
ment of this great DELiVERANCE Of the people,
must be looked upon his greatest good fortune and
he has always been fortunate.
This the perddy expected from Mr.. Tyler
and proving himself to be true 10 his principles why
does not the Globe say so in Is43 l-Ep MAp,l and
honest to the people True, . Globe En- Man
Federalism proclams that he is unworthy Of lis up
port! The admiration mark is the Globcs-Ep.
MAD In this, he receives from II the highest cDco.
MUM IL could bestow.
Let II be marked in the calendar that on this day,
Friday Federalism opened with its anathemas on
Mr. Tyler, and has made IT the most glorious epoch
in his life, as being pregnant with tie most disastrous
consequences 10 II as party"
| Such honest declarations as these, at a time
when the entire Federal Bank arty assaed the
/ President without limit, induced his friend. 10
every section Of the country to rally against the
Bank candidates at the ensuing elections, and
the Federal party was overlhrown in nearly
every State, including Maryland. Now, los
some cause or other, (perhaps to get the Con-
grcssional printing! the Globe is unsaying all il
once said in defence Of the President; denounc
ng him 1" without reserve" a a traitor to Mr.
Clay; " riding over rough shod," every Demo.
| cfat VINO supports MIN, ana y ufs gllng 10 Inc
stake" every one who refuses TO aysaiI him
The Democratic patty was PROSTATE in the
dust when The President vetoed the Bank bill
Immediately afterwards, whenthe G obp shouted
It's hozannahs to John Tyler, aud all the Rerub.
lcans came out Of the Wing ranks, the Wing
party went down, aud Democracy was once
more in the ascendant Intoxicated by success,
and wishing to monopolize the spells, the Globe
FIR began to hunt that being helped Up, the
party could thenceforward stand up, without the
assistance Of the President and his friends; and
soon afterwards commenced a systematic expul.
sion Of Tyler men from its Democratic ranks
We have always believed, and believe yet
that the great mass Of tie Democracy utterly
rcpud late the suicidal course of the Globe but
there are thousands who do not believe with Us
and who viii not take any interest in the cleo.
lions, long as they think the Globe is IN organ
of che party.