The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24
The Inteliigencer, no !--seaton alive .--GaIes
awake !--Hurrah for the 4" Experienced
Heads

| the adjournment of Congress up 10 this hour, i
has been either terror-rdden or amazed into va
cancy and stupidity by the unparalleled vgo,
and regular steamboat operations of its faithful
and ferocious ally, the chevalier Bllir, who ba,
been fourishing his "Oranda," his pet, his
Globe, with maniacal gestures, into People,
eyes. The Integencer has come TO life in the
following remarks
NEW POLITICAL MOVEMENT.
The meeting Of las, week in the city Of New York
the object of which to presen, President TrIrR
rs candidate for reelection, has been followed by
retreat of those who got IT up, Of which the beat
that can be said is that II much more rapid than
their advance to the position from which the retreat
is made.
From the Men York Express we learn tba, m
Monday night last, the Tyler Central Committee.
over which Major Moan presided held a meeting n,
their headquarters, Military Hail. in the Boyery
when MIR. JAMES II. RArMoSD offered resolution
that the committee should throw itself into the arms
OF their Democratic brethren the members going
into their respective Wards to strive in conjunction
with the Locofocos, to promote the interests Of Mr.
Iyler, WIN an eye ~ Ills nominations la Iyvsss.e
National Convention. The resolution was posed
After which resolution, likewise offered by MIR
Raymond that the committee adjourn sine die. was
passed and thus (says the Express) dies the TYLER
party in New York.
W hat reception these contrite and repentant third
party men will meet with from the Locofooo marty
we can only judge from the indications given 6y the
leading Journals OF that cast Of politics II is only
lew days ago that, apparently anticipating th. co,n
termarch the Globe, the leader of one great division
OF " the party" thus denounced Il;
Mr.. TYLrp, and his associates in po,rey. u.yr M
THING TO EXPECT FROM THr DEnocRAcY, As A popr
II cannot be bought, but the Arnolds in its camn
can, and, through them, Il may be BETRAYED a
II, through such means, the Administration sbould
be able to exert any efficient control in The
Presidential election, it will then strike a bar-
gain with some Of the aspiranis imbodyng a person
al OF sectional popularity TO rally upon and will sur
render every thing IT can command to secure Iodg
men for itself under the incumbent il may helm
into power"
Such is the uniform tenor Of number of articles
referring TO this subject, which have lately appear
ed ~ the Globe and the Pennsyranian IL is plain /
ly enough 10 be seen that great conflict for
sscendency in the party" has vet 10 be fouoh,
between the Van Buren, division on the one side and
all the other divisions, including the Administrator
and its power and patronage on the other In thai
conflict blows 70 be given as well as taken. and
he Van Buren, men reckon without their host II thev
uppose that they are to have it all their own way
All the diversion that the contest affords will be for
he bystanders.
The New York Express is quite face,ious
We beg the Intellig ncer TO understand that the
Democratic mass of the city Of New York, Is