The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-11

ne land plH rdHy f0Hid "H0Hest joan |
Ter" il something Is NOT speedily done 20 pre-
ueni IL neper before did so many honest sel
HHfeers iedpe our eii9aes, and bid defiance 10 |
US managers and dictdtors for Gods sake
let as do something immediately 10 PAT a stop
10 IL, or ace are lost by nominating Mr.
Fan Buren, ia horeDiber, perhaps zoe can
shut HE door Of the White House ogaiHst on
rank and file, ia other cords our shares ioho
aoio hare The audacity 10 accept office under
John Tyler Uhat right hare Democrats to|
receive fapors from, or 10 beStow their CONT
deace on, any body bni The one pointed out by
US, The managers and ,oire-puiiers? Let as IN
suh John Tyler by ere,y means IN our po~er'
and then perhaps re may mol only gel him 10
turn his back on Democratic applicants, but
zoe mag also succeed ia provoking him 10 turn
out those already IN office"
Such is .lhe tue translation Of the Posts
ukase
Since tran ,ating the above the following
article from the ST, Louis (Mo) Old School
Democra, an able, honest, uue and fearless
Journal, attracted our eye. We pu, it against
the Posts ukase, in our delenee-for we will
not attack Mr. Van Buren, unless forced TO do IT,
LET HIM DOWN SOFTLY.
| The way Mr. Van Buren, is disposed Of by his New
York friends affords Illustration Of the perfection
of political machinery, and the ingenuity of New
| York politicians.
1t had been seen and known by them, for years past
that Mr.. Van Buren, ha no hold upon the affections
Of the people, and no popularity but tina, given him
by party discipline. II had been and known that
he could be again taken up successfully for the
Presidential contest II was evident that the strong
est Democrats, in .Nt,o York, had avowed dis
tncy their purpose to abandon his support. ltcould
not be disguised that Governor Bouck ond many Of
his influential friends were the friendVa4 President
Tyler; and several Van Buren, papeA M.d been Sc
we're in their structures upon the Governor, because
his aud several intimate political associates had
recently accepted Office from the President Van
| Buren, himself, with Senator Wright, had spent the
whole winter at Albany, TO procure on open, unqual-
flied and unanimous nomination OF Van Buren, for the
Presidency! But all in vain
AT the close of the session compromise was effect
ed on this principle: An unqualified pledge shall be
given to abide the decision Of National Convention.
Van Buren's services and principles shall be compli
mented and endorsed. 1t shall be declared that in
the opinion of the caucus Mr.. Van Buren, is the
choice Of the Democracy Of New York A Nation
al Bank shall be conference.-the assumption of State
debts denounced-all Exchequer plans repudiated-
and November lS43, fixed upon for the meeting of
the National Convention Mark that
Now what doe. all this mean reunion of the
differing portions Of the New York Democracy is
apparently effected, and eint is TO be made to pro
cure the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren, in Novem-
Der, IS43
In November, lS43 Now does any man in his
senses believe the democracy Of the country will
semble in Convention in November MOI a ,na,--
How then is this proceeding to operate In no other
way than a consoling, decent and reputable mode
OF laying Mr. Van Buren, the shelf No other
possible construction can be given to the late pro-
ceedlngs al Albany, unless it be assumed that Van
Burens friends have resolved to eoerce the democratic
party to meet ner Nopen.ber Are they such fools as
to attempt this Will the friends Of Tyler Calhoun
Johnson, Cass and Buchanan go into a convention
next fall' No. We do not hesitate to declare, that
if Van Burei's friends, in New York, are really in
earnest in then recent resolves they have volunar-
~ created an lssIe which will annihilae them. The
friends OF The Other democratic candidates iciA mol be
driven into packet convention, next November and
tins attempt on II he serious one) TO force scec-
ton OF the democratic nominee, in November next,
will throw of from Van Buren,, forever, all the de-
mocratlc supporters of the other distinguished cand
dates.
A convention, next fall will be defeated and Van
Buren,, never again be mentioned in connection with
the Presidency.
Whether the recent New York resolutions were
the result OF an understanding that Mr. Van Buren,
should be deoeny INFERRED or whether, they have
proceeded from desperation, W, have as vet no re
able information. Nor is IT OF ans importance. The
very same consequences would h,w from the act
whatever motives prompted it. The democracy of
the country, will not respond TO the resel,,la-
passed at Albany, and Van BuEen,i "s.1i sermon
~ al ha herh ~r'-"iDcf Whether ne dies
hh'avtfal death" or pershes sword in hand"