The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-07

Nrw YoRK, Feb. 3, loi3
When Congress adourns, ii is hoped that the Hon.
Mr.. Fillmore, Chairman Of the Ways and Means,
and leader Of the Clay Wings in Congress, will draw
up his forces. aud make bis appearance In the
| Tabernacle, Broadway, he did at the close OF
the last session, and make "sober appeal" to his
countrymen, aud beg them to support the Wings and
their measures IL Mr.. Fillmore will dare do any
| thing Of the kind, he shall have " pam reception
guaranteed in advance.
| II would be a blessed, precious spectacle, to be-
| hold the Clsy-whigs of Congress, making public
entry into this city after the Of the heroes IN the
| Z" Fitch of Bacon - or in imitation Of St Augisliu
and his monks, in the pilgrimage TO Canterbury. No
outrage will be offered them but they would DIS
Germ, in the rowns and indignant scowls Of the mul-
tude, that their factious aud damnable conduct in
defeating the will of the People, for the purpose OF
spng and njurng our patriotic President, had been
appreciated They have rendered their schemes
odious and abhorrent to the eyes of nneteen-twent
eths Of the whole American People.
If ship building be any evidence Of the prosperity
Of the American Commercial Metropolis, then New
York is on the high road to fame, prosperity wealth
and glo y. Several packet ships of 1000 tons and
upwards burden, have been launched within few
weeks, and several others on the stocks.
The Bank of New York has issued public notice
that il will loan money, for good paper, at pei
cent. Loans, to any amount, readily be oh aimed
at per cent In fact, money is 90 drug" in the
market.
The New York Courier Enquirer, Of to-day, ha:
a long article on the I" times y and commences b,
saying that, in the year 1929, when Gen. jackson
took his in the Presidential chair he found tn,
nation in state Of unexampled prosperity and splen
dor. The intent of the article is to impress upor
the public mind tho opinion, that the present embar
easements of the nation to be ascribed TO the mis-
rule of President Jackson and President Tyler.
The article is scarcely worthy of any ones notice
but it well enough TO say, perhaps, for the pur
pose Of exposing the ignorance the falsehood Of
the Courier s. ELqui er ,--perhaps both--that the
year 1929 is recorded in the memory Of every intel
ligent mans mind, Of the most disastrous ant
| embarrassing periods the American People ever wit.
messed. Nine tenhs Of all the capitalists and manu-
facturers Of New England failed in that single year
Ii was the very era Of commercial embarrassment,
and bankruptcy. Gen Jackson, on his accession Ia
the Presidency, found the nation in a state of hope
less insolvency. And it precisely in the same
condition when President Tyler was, by the decree
of Almighty God and the will of the People, trans
lated to the Executive Office.
Mr. Willis Hall, one Of Mr. Clay's Charles in the
New York Legislature, on Tuesday last, whilst dis
cussng resolution in relation to the New York and
Virginia controversy, took it into his profound head
10 emit voey OF abuse at President Tyler. The
Wings say ii amazing effort. Mr. Hall is a
small-beer orator of the penny whistle calibre, and
has had some reputation among po-house politicians.
This speech was probably suggested if not concoced,
by the prosy, tedious and conceed Mr. Barnard of
Congress The TRADE of abuse is TO be published in
large quantities, for the sake of operating future
elections !" Prodisous You don't say so
The Naval Court Martial is in session on board Of
the line batle-shp North Carolina Its proceedings
you will fld in the papers.
Some difficulty exists between Governor Morton,
of Massachusetts,, and Governor King, Of Rhode
Island Ii appears that the Rhode Islanders sent
some of their thieves to Massachusetts with orders
rob her hen-rooss. The rascals obeyed. On their
return to Rhode Island they were arrested, and Go
vernon Morton informed that they could be had
if he would demand them. As the Governor was Of
opinion that Massachusetts had thieves enough OF her
own he declined the offer, and The Rhode ISLANDERS
mad about il.
The ass who does the Washington correspondence
of the New York American, and who Is fresh from
the pennya liners of Grub street, In his letter pub
lshcd yesterday, inquiries "who is" the Msdisoni-
ans .Nigg,r (Neckarl in New York -
To crafty the curiosity of the man and add 10 the
staeness Of the wit he displays in his by-play on my
signature, in the kindest manner possible inform
him that Nccksr in New York is ." man. who is
very much in the habit Of Furnishing the insolenoe Of
puppies and poPinjays, provided they be not ntrin-
sicalIy beneath contempt Such being the condition
of the Washington correspondent Of the New York
American, shall suffer him TO escape, after quoting
al hun the rebuke Of Brutus t. Cassius
"By the Gods you shall digest the venom Of your
spleen
Though il do split you. For, from this day forth
III use you for my mirth, ay, for my laughter,
When you are wsspisb."
This contemplate Grub street penny a liner who
writes the Washington correspondence Of the New
York American, the hired lbeller Of the President
Of the United States stands pre-eminent and, IN
less he cease his violence and impudcucc mine shall
be the task to immortlze him.
NrcTAR IN Nrw YonV
GLOBE BENTONlANISM DEFUNCT.
From he W Ssopri Perorf,y.