The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-27

ave are charged with going to General Jackson
To draw that venerable man again INTO the arena OF
politics ex Iose his health and life, 10y inducing him
sss through the country, running ale gaunil,t Of
polical thrones 10 assume the presidency OF the d.
mocratc national conveLton, Tor the purpose o.
throwing his ght ia the scale OF particular press
destisl aspirant And, lastly, we charged with
the posterous design of approaching MIR Clay and
his fnends with view TO The aaDe end. To all this
give emphatic C ntrsdic'ion. I he resolution
the Democracy OF Missouri To discard Penn (slhoug
protesting the uimost devotion to Mr.. Van Buren, and
Colonel Benton, } was taken months before made
our voyage to ST. Louis; and our journey was uder-
taken without the least view 10 the e-tahi shmen
lha ST. J~asis-S Sta ni~u--1ial has unt ihf
tor ever bad hoe OF correspondence with he editor
of the Globe, a moments consultation wi h a view
10 concert with our press - Gloss
We have made no such cha ges as are enume-
rated above. We knew General Jack son's noble
Intentions in relation to the next Presidential
campaign before the editor OF the Globe made has
visit. We have never charged the editor - with
the preposterous design OF approaching Mr.
Clay" IN persln; we would soon charge a
heron "with the preposterous design # ap-
preaching" an eagle but we did charge. and We
reiterate it, that the editor aided and abrted the
Clay editors in the against the President
for vetoing the Bank bills, and for appointing
Republicans TO Office in the places of dismissed
ederalWhigs. The editors republication of the
the Wing abuse of the President for removing
Van Rensselaer,, furnishes with efficient cvi-
dence to establish charge.
IL the "Democrscy Of Missouri consists OF
Mr. Montgomery Blair, son Of The ,dilor, a.
some half zen stlfconsluted, petty dictstors,
then II may be true that the "Democracy Of
Missouri" had resolved to "d,card Pennn-one
of the ablest and most orthodox Republican
editors in the We.t-before the editor made his
voyage TO Missouri.
The editor says he did not undertake his
journey with the view to establish the ST. Louis
Standard that the STANDARD has no connection
with the Globe, and that the editor Of the Stan
dsrd has never couesponded or Consulted with
the editor Of the Globe. II So then we sckDow-
ledge that our ST. Louis correspondents have
done The Globe injustice. But our CORE pom
dents 1--WE have the declaration Of two different
genilemen) are known by us, and are recog-
nized in the community gentlemen Of the
highest responsibility. IL renal S for them 10
meet the denial. They have asserted that The pub-
Usher Of the STANDARD receiced funds from The
publishers Of the Globe % embark in The uHIer-
taking. The Glpbe's disclaimer has reference
only toihe editor" There may be bubble in
this. Win the cditordeclsre specifically that there
has beeh no correspondence" between the
publisher Of the Standard aEd either of the
publishers Of the Globe, in reference TO the
funds necessary To carry on the St Louis
paper7 We think such disclaimer should b,
made in justice to all parties. We promise to !
copy IT # made, and leave our correspond, mis- 10
answer IT,
The Globe copies the following fine specimen
of Burksm from New Hampshire paper:
The Wings feel !, kcenly for they cannot e,cape
the sight OF their own condition. Their power \. /
gone from them. Years Of lying and detraciion are
now TO be succeeded by appropriate retribution
Litter in .Vadisonian.
" Years Of lying and defraofion ~ What an ,Arn;s
sion, coming from the columns Of an orsan wbirh
was devoted to the work Of pulling down the admi
nistrauon OF Van Buren, These 'syears of l,nr -
defroof on" coupled with election frauds sleya,.I
John Tyler TO the office Of Vice Pr, sident Non
one OF the parcipators in this knavery turns round
md twis the Wings with the ''approJriai, r,,yib,
Ion" brought on them by their misdeeds and will.
Patriot
To the charge against us we make an EN-.
'baic denial. And the Globe knew that The f,
'atnots statement was without founda ion IN r