The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-09

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lion OF tie Democratic delegations 81 all the States
publicly declared BIS willingness 10 abide By she de-
esicn, and labor to give effect to IL"
Has every other candidate" been question
ed BY The Globe No; and we are quite r.
laio il they had been, they would have treated
il with the contemptit has received at The hands
Of Mr. Tyler
From Mysteries" The editor falls 70 tmplor-
ing
"Ir Mr. Tyler deems the Globes refusal 10 sup
port him sufficient for treating with contempt
the fact that MIR Kendall has Through his Expositor)
thrice rendered him welcome, as Democrat, 10
the honors Of the convention, and of rival for the
favor Of IFS nomination. and has approved Of the late
constituents of his Cabinet as afiordng evidence of
his claims on the Democracy reasons ought
to induce him 10 treat the party and the press miro
ducing him into its fellowship, with so much respect
as 10 comply with the rule to which all others as
sumng the same attitude have submitted. II is GER
taiply due 10 Mr.. Kendall sc. "
Is Mr.. Blair in partnership with Mr. Ken
dali? We did not understand that Mr. X.
Joined Mr.. Blair in che iolerrogalory
Next we have threats.
" lie (Mr. Tyler) should make the pledge, which
the party insists upon as essential
| Nor will the circumstance that several Democrat
&c editors have shown Willingness 10 take Mr. Ty
Ter on trust absolve him from that formal, obgator,
committal required from all other candidates. ans
which respect TO them, to the convention, and 10 lh
| party demands"
Now, we do not desire TO claim any specla
immunity for Mr. Tyler vel we may be per
mitted to suggest that "lhe pledge" was no
rendered sail other candidates" by the sancti
monious father Of the Globe Let Mr.. Tyler b'
questioned in proper manner. if he mus. b,
questioned-but let it not be by the editor of The
Globe, or the famous ''Indiana Committee ?
The credentials of the one are not sufficient;
and Mr.. Tyler was once upon time accden
tally not thought of by the other.
We have next fine specimen of dign6ed
subtety:
"The acknowledgment which we have given the
Administration an opportunity TO make, would have
the tendency-and If beHtred great eficacy-to prove
that the assaults them in the Globe hare been me-
rited."
Ia the name of the Administration we hum
bly, thank the Globe for its gracious condescen-
sion. We are absolutely overwhelmed with
obligations to Mr.. Blair for lriShing The admin
iStration $50 prone that the assaults in the
Globe hare NOT been merited'-AND FURNISH
ina THE " OPPORTUNITY"
The editor of the Globe concludes its four
column article with "tcuch of the pathetic"
and says he is willing TO be sacrificed" if Mr..
Kendall shall be selected TO supplant him, pro-
vided Mr.. Tyler and his friends will be party
TO the bargain Nay, he seems TO be very
anxious to be superseded by Mr. Kendall but
he is willing to submit to anything for the good
of the "cause" SILL, still, he would like TO
have share of The printing, if it be ever so lit
te-since he is so poor
So much for our answer to-day. If it be not
satisfactory, perhaps we willtry again to-mor-
row.