The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-01-25

Aetion-aoton--bold iorcible action, Is the ne
blood Of parties-the prop and enersauns nerve oil All
political and moral reforms aud feyoiuuons. IL al
ways was SOS now--and ever wiz DE- Acuon-
energetic peTseyerins acuon-uneessins "eii-uireeF
ed efforts-a continual pressing onward-no IN liter
how gloomy the prospects, the great secret OF 'he
ultimate success OF any political party creed OF per
suason. SO IL must be with us wouiu give ou'
little for the efficiency OF that man. or that SCI Vi .I
who at the first or second obstacles they msht GU
counter ia their undertakings, would SIT down as
eouraged and give up in despair, They deserve nor
success and they most assurediy VIII no, rooo'o
H. Numbers will avail but littes withoot the spnh'
The friends of the Administration have caught me
sprit--t seems infused into their very system Every
mail brings news of meetings aud the proceedings OF
assemblages of the Peope--te masses Of The honest
ami true, the unterrifed, ineorruptiole yoomehry
who without regard 10 party, are raiymg 10 'e sup
port Of the National Executive, The prospects are
truly cheering all well wshers OF the country and
its institutions.
The People, betrayed aud duped for yeas, by the
wies aud intrigue, of designing demagogues' nave
aroused To a OF their situation They see the
country standing, it were, on the verge OF ruin
the ship of state gradually approaching the PreciPice
OF destruction, and her noble commander dashed TO
the helm, endeayor,ng to avert The threatening ca
lamity. The task is hard one ad they are coming
to his assistance-to their count rescue All will
vet be well--he country saved-Justice indicated,
and liberty triumphant.
The President seeks not, neither does he expect
the support of the uLrRAIsTs. He will never ask
forgiveness for sanconng the Sepea Of the SubIrea-
sury or yetoing the recl National Bank
The People have cond hose measures
and they will sustain HID ON toward them
All he asks all his frie60D6sk for him, is that he
may receive full aud ample justice at the hands OF his
countrymen.
The friends Of the President up and doing in
every section of the Uuion. They are gathering
consolidating, for the coming contest-training and
dscplning for the struggle righteous panoply is on
their rms-justice and equality pervade their ranks
and the sgnet OF an impershable victory sits upon
their banners. Up, then, in doms manly part
uprouse We t. the fight, for the moral political reno
walton Of the Repubc-come forth from every ham-
le--from every village and city,
4" Come as the mounla Upstream comes IN It's path,
When the tempest has rous'd il from sleep
Come as the ocean-wave comes in its wrath,
When the storm spirit irowns on the deep"
Teach lesson TO the intriguing few, who devoid
of moral honesty or moral principle, would delude
and deceive you, abuse your confidence, and betray
your suffrage Gather around your hearthsones and
your affairs, and make the solemn vow that, spurn-
ing from your limbs the trammels Of unhoy party,
your future efforts shall be for your deceived and sul
fering country. Rally to the support of her Chief
Magstrate-bear with him the burden of the unequal
contest and ''future generations shall rise up and
call you blessed. I"