The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-07
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THE ORGAN or THE DISORGANisERs.

The Globe attacks with dsnoniAc tur, every dis
tingusshed democrat who supports any measure Of
the administration, Is suspected OF KIND feeling To-
wards the Executive. II matters not that the inoi-
viuai assaIled has been foremost In the demo
cratic ranks is Of spotess integrity and rreproaeh
able life, eminent station, great influence oil cLarae-
ter, services cheeriully afforded and long continued
undoubted talent none avail TO divert the wfath oil
the Globe man. Like Cacus, the sou OF Vulcan, he
breathes nothing but flames, with which he piousiy
hopes the objects Of his vituperation may be con-
sumld.
This autocrat, selfeIected of the Democratic press,
and Of democratic opinion, will find his reign but
short and his jurisdiction lamentably curtaied.-
The enlarged idea Of the age will tolerate no despot
least OF all, of opinion. The democratic thought
will submit to the impo.aiu" Of no arrogant cen
sor-mind will have its bent, and not be curtailed
by the imaginary authority OF charlaan, or the as
sumed airs of cheat. The aggressive course pur
sued BY this paper will be its complete isolation. IL
will be an lshnaeite among journals, poweress to
iDjure.
Those individuals of the party whom 1t has not
dared openly to attack, labors secretly to under
mine. Every one recoects the gross and abusive
terms with which il assailed the confirmation oil the
late treaty and its trainers and supporters. There
was no language too violent for its denunciatory In.
tentions--no charges too severe TO be preferred
against the pei who lent their assistance in the In
tiaton and confirmation of the treaty.
The Wing Senators ii denounced in the most in
fammatory and besotted words of speech and by
name The Democratic Senators, only by damnable
nuendo, and most frequent negatives" They voted
for the Treaty, for fear Of worse'-most ingenious
escape from appreciation. The Democrats approved
what they abhorred, because they feared TO be Sc
duced into greater damnation What nice casuistry
w hat sweet peryerson Of terms--or rather OF I'M
Outstanding ST. Omer has sent forth to the world
many graduate who has succeeded too well in puz.
zliDg the conscience through tie mind, but the ins
tuition of which he Of the Globe is an eiere, may
claim the still honor of nroducinp IN
kind one beautifully skilled in rendering conscience
uneasy while he oully abuses the understanding he
can shock our moral sense, and torture minds, at
and the same time.
See then how our friend of the Globe damned with
paragraph such Senators as Calhoun, Woodbury.,
King, and others, all, till then, undoubted Democrats
See what melancholy fate is reserved for those
men, who support any measure of the Administration,
and became Federaiized (! They either denounced
with obloquy, or blackened by paragraphs Of
secret meaning They meet the dagger of the reck-
less assassin, or the poisoned bowl of simulated
friendship.
We acknowledge that Calhoun, Woodbury., and
other great Democrats have as yet escaped ostra.
cism-but only through the fears Of their secret ad
versaries. The Globe pants but for an opportunity
of feeding fat the ancient grudge it bears" the
southern Statesman-the editor bides his time-he
will yet make the open attack-n the meanwhile he
endeavors, through means Of affiliated press, and
by the assistance of the best organized political po
lice of the wordor second only to Pouches system
of espionage and denunciation-to undermine the
power he fears now openly to oppose. Nor will the
gallant Carolinian be the only victim of these nsdi-
Gus arts--we fear even here, in New England, they
will be used TO the distraction of the Democratic par
y-it may be, TO its ruin--and many tall head Of
party, irresistible when united may be laid low by
the efforts of fatened libeller.
The effects Of the course pursued by the Globe
faction can result only in the defeat of the Demo-
cratic party. Heart burnings jeaIousies fears, are
the natural offspring Of the proceedings of this denun
catory tribunal--and Democrats will be melted to
unhoy against Democrats, from no other rea-
than mutual suspicion The evil is not of tempo
rary DURATION but effects, with permanent disease
the whole body-and many danger, that could have
been avoided, many schsm that might have been
prevented, will be magni6ed for eminent peril,
by the nearous policy of this reckless band Of dis
organizers.