The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-21
THE GLOBES TREACHERY TO THE DE
MOCRATIC PARTY.

secretly cheating General Jackson out Of The
Presidency, which was 10 enure TO the benefit
Of Messrs. Adams and Clay, even then. as now,
Mr. Blair was loud -moulhed in his professions
Of Democracy True Democrats, then, as now,
were denounced as Federalists; and all the
time The editor was laboring for the success Of
the common enemy, his uords as al present,
were iull Of pretended devotion TO Democracy.
He undoub sdly possesses the remarkable facul-
~ Oi charging upon Others with great apparent
sincerity, the vilrst &C Of political profigacy,
81 the very moment when be il committing them
himself This, Of course, is done 10 ayerl sus
picoa.
We find the following ridiculous assertion in
yesterdays Globe:
The policy OF tie Administration is perfectly
displayed in the attitude taken the late election by
such 81 III officers subseryient TO It's views.
little great Democratic States Of Ohio, Pennsylva-
mia, and Maine their whole effort has been TO create
scism 10 The party by getting up sphi-tiekets or,
where this scheme not successful, TO defeat the
Democracy by throwing The influence Of the Govern
meri in their way 10 neutraize the zeal Of
iegs, and keep them from the polls.
This assertion is unblushingly made al the
moment when the Globe stands convicted Of
having maliciousiy contributed 10 defeat the
irregular nomination" in The first Congressional
district Of Pennsylvania: when il cannot de-
NY that lis friends, under its AMUSEMENT.
elected the Federal Clay Wing candidate, over
the nominee Of the Democratic District Conyen-
tion, General McCully, because be would not
denounce the President after he vetoed Mr..
Claws Bank bill!
Up 10 The period of the election 10 Penn Viva
{ HARRsBrEo lPA.) DEMOCRATIC UNlos was the
great orthodox Democratic organ Of Pennsylva-
MIA, and articles almost daily were copied from
that paper Bot, il would seem, even the De
mocrdfic Union is becoming convinced that II
is the purpose of the Globe first TO beguiIe and
then TO betfay the Democratic party, as the fol-
lowing will show
Is the Washington Globe that, by lis unjust
assaults upon Mr.. NcCuIIy, the regular Democratic
candidate Tor Congress 10 the fret district Of ihs
State, Il is lending itself to facous disorgsnzaton
Of our party forces purer or better Democrat
than Mr.. NcCuily there no, In the field, and
regret tina, the great lobe itself takes sides
with those who were Instrumental IN giving the
Wings a majority Of the Pennsy lv1nia delegation
The purpose Of Inc Globe should be rebuke dlsor
ganizen, not TO encourage and uphold them.
Let any man compare its acts with the words
re have extracted from yes erday's Globe, and
he most obiuse iateliect will readily perceive
fkst Mr.. Blair Is again betraying his friends
with ki,s.
II General McCully had been elected, in
spite Of tise sscret efots of the Globe to defeat
him, he would haze been hailed (in view Of the
printing! as one Of the 'most industrious" or
g most ialcatcd m,n elec.ed 10 the next Con
gress.n Blu, BOW the Globe calls him :. I Ter
Uhg"
The Globe has 10, contributed blow for tie
Democratic cause this summer aud fsll, though
elections were TO take place 10 fifteen STA es-
All It's ammunition was expended against the
Admnsira ion but no sooner does Il obtain
The name Of sltocessfd Democrat, than il
lands him to the skes-shle all who have the
misfortune TO be defeated, are denounced a.
"Tyler Uhigsg7 We ar curious 10 know
what !, will say Of the T. Ter Democrats IN New
Jersey.
The MrLLEDGEyILLE (Gs.) FEDERAL UNIon j..
another orthodox Democratic journal, on which
the Globe (mistaking honesty for ulrraism, has
been "a she habit Of besiowing hollow praise
We append lie opinion Of the Globe taken
from TIE last number:
Fs4ns the .Jiledseriie CGa. E,derai TEizH.
THE PREsIDEN 1IAL QUESTION.
"bAsm IN dods intend 10 destroy ty rs make mad 9"
Every moment but adds 70 our conviction, Of the
sbsoiMe necessity OF hsrmOny IN the ranks Of th.
Dcmocratsc party, while every mad brngs W proofs,
that tbs harmony y 10 imminent peril u being de-
strOyed IL y Impossible 10 read tie Globe Or Rich
InODd EOqurer without being convinced tbs, the,
have placed themselves ground, from which
they csoDot be driven, 10 support any candidate but
Of their osn choosing. Other presses, with dif-
fcreDt views equally out Of the pale Of party
Eanizstion. The recklessDess Of tie Globe IN de-
nOuncng every Democrat who may have received
Office under President Tyler, lOo.s much like ~.
sanity % any thing se have lately IN politics.
Such intestine divisions and household contests a.
now iniesi ~ cannot be put down without the strong
~ reprobston, and decided rebvke Of the press
We haze long since shown our opinion We are
decidedly IN favor Of allowing seat IN the Bslu ore
ConYentIon 70 every who j. sent BY the Demo.
cratic party Of his stale and to the Convention, the
regulation of IT, own affair, such a. the powers u
The delegates sent from each State mode Of voting
&c. II convention thus organized shall decide the
QUESTION, who IS 70 be the candidates Of the Demo
cratic party, We shall support uheIr nominations with
great satisfsctlon. IT, the contrary. the confu-
sion now manifest IN the public press inysdss the
Baltimore Convention, and We are thrown of, "a
wage guerrilla warfare, every one or his own hill.
we pretend not TO foresee the result or TO define out
own position IN that dark hour
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