The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-30

10th OF February, 1871, as VIII oe sc" y, ,s',t.,.
lowing reeep, Of The Deputy Marshal Oh '"'' D''"'N
" Received Of MIR. Francis +. Blair nine hundsea
and eight, dollars eleven cents in full 0" SCI.
,a No "a Jud,ciaIs 10 March, lo4i, for the county
Of W ashoglon Bschus and Dewitt there Is an aooie
,i,tod word which Is liiegiblel OF Matthias anu
kinsley ". Francis Y. Blair, special bail ior Shau-
rack Penn, Jr, February IL, lsal.
"For A. HusrEK, Marshal,
"THOMAs WOODWARD"
paid the money to the Marshal out OF the money
of the firm of Blair& Kives, and charged Mr. Blair
account as follows
"lsil, February IL. Cash paid Marshal OF DIS
trict, execution you appearance ban Tor o.
Penn, s9e7 H."
When Mr. Blair heard that Penn had sold out his
paper at Louisville, Kentucky, and was about re-
moving ST. Louis, Missouri, TO establish the i.e-
porter there, he wrote to lawyer at Louis'sie,
kentucky, to try 10 secure the amount which he
Blair) had paid for Penn his special bail. Alter
several months The lawyer obtained from rem uo
two notes signed by Jacob Eliot and w. u Buck,
amounting together To $3.50 due on the 9Th and loi'
September l643, Uithouf interest. Penn Ola not en-.
dorse the notes and therefore, he is not legally oound
for their payment. The lawyer charged MIR. Blair
fifty dollars for obtaining the above mentione notes
SO, # they shall be paid at maturity, Mr. Blair WIN
have lost in money, for entering himself as sPecla'
bail for shadrach Penn, sS7 Ill and interest on
1857 / from the 10Th day Of February, lSil, the
date that sum was paid 10 the Marshal, to Septem-
Der, lS43. My information leads me TO believe That
the notes Of Eliot and Buck cannot be paid at ma
turty If ever, and have written to friend IN me
West to trade them oil, without recourse" II he
can. Ii appears, from the facts have stated,
that MIR. Blair has advanced to the editor OF the
Missouri Reporter, who is in no wise related TO
HIM, very near much money as have advanced
TO my brother-ln-Iaw, the editor OF the Missouri
Standard The greatest difference between these ad-
is, that the to the editor Of the Reporter
made by MIR. Blair was forced, and the one to the
editor Of the Standard made by me, was a voluntary
advance. II my advance made the Standard 4" a
branch Of the Globe" MIR. Bairs forced ionn" to
the editor of the Reporter, made it branch Of the
Globe" also.
cannot say that Penn has not recoiiecied Mr.. Blair
for his kindness for after the Reporter was es-
tabshed it began to find fault with the Globe, and
has continued It's fault-fnd ng up to this day The
Globe, IN Penn's opinion, too radical goes too
strong for the hard - and to prove this, he both
garbes and misquotes the Globe. Mr.. Blair has ne
yer complained of this ngratitude he has never said
"a word In the Globe against Penn or his paper.
correspondent of the Globe, who resides in Cincn-
NATL Ohio, once alluded 10 Z, ms transaction with a
Bank, and MIR. Blair struck out much of the CON-
munioation applied to PENIS Bank transaction,
and published the balance.
The Reporter, and some other papers which pre-
tend be Democratic, " cannot see why the Globe
opposes the present Administration" The reason
why The Globe opposes it is obvious to every true
bSmotIdt NC NATURALIZATION Is not DcIO-
cratic; and ITS men, measures, and motives
are all bad. IL they were all good, it would
be bad policy for Democratic paper 10 sup
port them; because sIch would distract the
Democratic party. John Tyler's course in first
wooing the Wings, then the Renegades, and Lastly
the Democrats, has so disguised the people, that he
could not be elected President if every newspaper in
the United States should support him..
can see very clearly why Penn, and some few
Others who call themselves Democrats, support the
President. They want his patronage and his Offices.
Some of them what uay be termed honest as the
times go, and 'iheir poverty, and not their will"
makes them wish the distraction, il not the desruc-
tion, OF The Democratic party to get few "loayes
and fishes" for the time being. The editor Of the
Globe has determined 'to go II on the big figure" Of
Democracy, bread or no bread and he 'goes It with
rush. without listening TO, answer croakers
Although lie has thought their imprudent 10
say the least OF II, still he has censured II in
The Globe, except by general remark; while they
have daily SIM led out the Globe, by name, and at
tackled it,
! once asked Mr.. Blair if he could see why Penn
opposed the Globe constantly He answered,
"f's, l understand him PERFECTLY. lie dslikes
Benton; but he is afraid TO say any thing against
hun IN Missouri To effect his object he first
stated that The Globe and Col Benton thought alike
on all snho"H's Th.- .,'~, .i~ oiov- supported Col
Benton more jealousy than ii did any person in The
United States. And then, after these statements
have been circulated far and wide, he attacks the
the public having been led TO believe that he editor
OF the Globe ana Col Benton think alike on all sub
Jects The Globe never attempted TO injure Penn,
and he cannot entertain any unknd feelings towards
IT. The public will see Penn's object in attacking
The Globe, after while, if II has not already
would not be surprised il MIR. BARS surmises
were correct Reason or interest leads him 10 cor
rect conclusions, almost invariably.
This letter is much longer than intended al the
outset 10 make it, As YOU appear to be seeking
correct information, thought, after git under way,
! would give you as much of il as could while my
hand was in.
conclude by thanking you for your kind pro-
posals 10 publish true history Of the connexion be-
tween the Globe aud the Missouri Standard.
JOHN c. RIVES.
p. s. discover for the first time that our names
commence and end with the same letters and that
there Is precisely the of letters in each
his Is ground for charging that the Globe aud Nadi
sonian are " connected; which would be strength
ened 10y reading our correspondence and the poets
lines
The asses brayed TO one another,
I'm sure the creatures smelt a BROTHER