The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

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ls this srctias ~ osr widely e1irnSe1 dsrAa1n
sanv noS be s1i8 Of lnIeErsl 70 yosr readers
We are nov having the rial ol9 fasAisH 90
days here. bo aud sultry. bBt ..HeAFes o.
b1uHte0as eger- has oFeRed ats NiA3OWs 1Ao
Ps1Eea cor upon tie cara IAeutifui ra'Hs' =
lhsI the fears Il dry weather, The efircis o.
which are 30 deleserisas 10 he crops xA'eA re-
MAJ 70 be gathered, have been eissiFAiec- ana
rhr hs.I486Dea is DO~ eheered with The proc
peel Of ilI AaS bo8Rtifa. harvest The COON
nv everywhere wears pleasing aud beanisioi
a-p~rI; the S0ll IS rich Ehd fertile. the season
has brsn Earor&tl-, and lie who tilis the eAE1A
fr tis suPPoTt, Ell reap sure and rich reward
fog has hsors-
B0sihess Is BOW TrosPerOns and IhriEsngi IN
every department cf trade ccuhSsnce - re-
STORED. Rhica las 50 long beeH wsnlinsi scores
BBd warehouses which have beea ieil emPlf
under The pressure q bard Times and uslsaoF-
a mes, are again h-led; na1aufsclories ase again
IL successful operation; The larger towns are
banding % With astonishing rapsdisy and Sa0u-
sasds- who, ior lOsg ,iaae, hare been abe 20
find but lilile Of nOSbing 10 DO ean BOW and
au.Ple elnpioymenL In every iowa. IN every
Vi. ace, are seen The kspPy resulss al iais new
state II things. And why Is this The sves'
6sdy a ihr. homes. inlslligeni PeoFle Aare coz
h5ence 10 tie Government aud in Asm who is
al irs head Their. faith Is fired ard cnyit!d-
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~ the prineipses Of Justice and equal rights, and
that such are It's principles Us past course iuls
proves The hsPoerilscl cant and denube
tloas Of The ultra hig parry esnnoi change The
views of The People-and is Tress ieeming
wiki The widest abuse eznbol Influence them, bot
the benefits of The present just, wise and pa
ifiotic Administration, are appreciated, and Wal
receive the verdict Of just approval from
closely and imPar;ially juaging People.
The excitement add poi.iczl feelIng conse-
queni upon the warfare Of that mercenary pa
per, the Glcbe, against the Bosom Posi and the
almost entire Democrats press Of New Eng-
land. which have approved Of The sccep'aEce Of
The Office Of Secretary Of The Nary BY Mr.. Hen
shaw, has subsidized. Thai warfare on The par
OF the @ ote was uncalled fur; il was Unnanly,
and ia the highest degree. unjust; and us vile
aspersions and attack. upon those whose purity
Of motive ard integrity Of character it does not
itself possess and eaDnOt aspire 10, are viewed
with the utmost contempt. Upon il. course the
Democratic press Of The C, unuy and the People
have set their seal Of cond, mnaiioB.
Mr.. Hensbaw 1. well ADD most fsvorab.y
known to the people Of New England as a long
uied and faithful public servant; as states
man OF enlarged and liberal views, and as
man Of sPotless intsgiy. He is looked ugon
as one Of The brightest ornaments Of New Eng
land Democracy. HIS accession 10 ,he Cabinet
must be most valuable, and ii affords another
evidence, on he Part Of Presidenl Tyler, Of his
determination to take such men and TO pursue
thai course which shall best promote the inte-
rests and welfare Of the country. The popu-
lari'y Of the President Is daily increasing, aud
he Is becoming more and more deePk fixed IN
the hearts OF The People. His visit 10 the Norih
was highly gratifying TO them, and heir of, r.
ings and tributes OF respect were those Of CRATE
fol hearts TO their cherished chieflaiu. His
speeches, especially that 10 the Revounonsry
Heroes, were Of surprising beauty.
Indeed, the course Of Presdeni Tyler, view
ing it free from prejOdier, one cannot bot sd
mue. When be stood boldly Up as the de-
fender Of the Constitution, and crushed forever
the attempts u infringe upoa IT. PRINCIPLES,
amid the ueachery Of friends aud the opposi-
lion Of enemies, he eVineed an energy and firm
ness and sacrificing spirit worthy the days Of
Roman patriotism. 10 the history q the past,
10 all times Of political excitement aud warm
partisan spirit, the wise and the good have not
been without their cslUmuiaiors. So it wa.
with Washington and Jefferson, and the heroes
Of the Revolution tut the calm and unbiased
judgment Of po.terity has awarded 10 them the
highest places in their couniy's glory. And 50
will posterify awa,d TO John Tyler that fame
his deeds snd bis patriotism so richly merit.
when those who now Willy hs acts shall have
sunk 10 nothingness and have been forgotten.
The news Of most Of the recent elections
which have been received, are most cheering.
and sugur well FOR the prospects Of President
Tyler and hrs Administration. The Democra-
~ this way are 10 high spirits. and are prerar-
ing to enter the coming Presidential campaign
with vigor and spirit. More anon.
Yours, &c,
WAIPoLE.
Loss At NV oELy.Ss.-Tbe Bulletin Of the Dist