The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-22

Passed Mid. Maxwell Woodruff, TO DC Lieu-
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THE EDITORS OF THE RICHMOND EN-
QUIRER.
We fear that these gentlemen are fairly 10 Tor
the madness OF the Globes case OF decided
insanity, beyond all doubt. In their editorial OF
july 81, an article in the New York Aurora
calling upon the friends Of the President TO or
game, is made the apology for volunteering
more "sweet words" 10 Mr.. Tyler, who. they
seem exceedingly anxious TO convince, has no
chance for the Presidency in ls45; and, in or
der the better to satisfy him and all others on
tina, point they quote the sayings Of MAJOR
Noah as put forth in his Sunday newspaper
The senior editor goes into perfect paroxysm
if friend of Mr.. Tyler only b'eathes whisper
Of organization, and vows, and swaggers, and
gives advice, and is ready to exclaim, 81 am
Sir Or.cle, and when l ope my moth. lie, no
dog bark p Poor NJ. M. Noah, the constitute
chairman of a self-constiluted committee, is in
voked to the aid Of the editors, in order TO en-
able them the more readily to rule MIR. Tyler of
the course, and thus 10 have matters altogether
after his own way.
And 10! their bitter tears. because the Con
veution is postponed to May, 1874. They AN
TIcIPATED CORRUPT USE OF PATRONAGE, quotf
these wise and sagacious men, and now the an
ticipated corruption is made manifest upon The
declarations OF M. M. Noah, with the fact be
fore them, that the Offices in the gift Of the Pre-
siden, remain, in the city Of New York, with I
single exception, as they were at The time o
General Harrison's death--,hat nine-lenths o
the Offices Of the country are filed by opponents
of Mr.. Tyler, while all important foreign mis-
son.. with ieM sxceaiiaqxv,ases sigtlasllr vi. III
Noah was editor Of the Union. paper friendly
to the President; and, at time when a mer,
handful Of supporters stood by the President
was seeking to impress the country with ,b'
belief that no Democrat other than Mr.. Tyic
could be elected; and now, when States ar,
coming to his support, and friends from al
quarters are daily Hocking to him, the Ri,chie
and the Noahs are engaged in the task Of prov
ing that he has no chance Of success, and, with
out The slightest ceremony, rule him Off til,
course. Talk Of COALITION! Pray, gentlemen
what SUN was paid NJ. M. Noah to furnish tn,
article now so much lauded? Who paid TIL
Thirty PIECES OF sILvER2
Bot we have one comfort left US, and il j.
found in the fact that the senior editor Of The
Ell quirer has proved, upon other occasions, ts
be false prophet. He was as much out in hi.
calculations when Gen. Jackson was a candi
date, and even more violent in his opposition
General jackson, he declared was '' SO igno
rant hat he could not interpret the PLANES
language Of an act Of Congress-" and would
hang man under the second section as soor
as not;" and ye, The moment that The Peopl,
resisted the attempt at edi ofial diciation, MIR
Richie became as devoted an advocate as eve
breathed. We are, therefore, not wlhou, hope
that the editors, NJ M. Noah to the contrary
Notwithstanding, will yet see the day, aud thai
ere long, when they will become the warmes
advocates Of John Tyler TO be found in tn,
whole land. In the meantime, will they TAX,
our advice7 for we would not have them com
milted too deeply. They had better remain
quiet, or they may. perchance, run the hazar,
Of awakening the suspicion Ma. they are no
non sincere in rhaf they say. II may b,
thought that they manifest altogether too mucl
alscrity' in quoting an association with NJ. M
Noah. The inference may be drawn tina, III,
editors regard as necessary a stra'agen to &C
compsb what plain and diect and, therefore
fair dealing, cannot effect AT all events. W,
wish the Messrs. Riches, both father and sou
grea, JOY in their new ally Of the Sunday morn
ing press. We hope they will not forego th,i
necessary worship a, The Monumental Cburcl
OF the Sabbath day in their extatic joy IN tb,
Terusal OF Judge Noah's Sunday morning paper
F'Rrs-Thc stable near the Long Bridge, ownct
by DIR. Gunnell, was this morning destroyed by FIRE
On Friday morning, between three and fou,
O'Clock, the large cabinet mandatory in High