The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-19

favor Of disricting the Stale for the electea y -
representatives. 10 Congress. This Is an ouu-.'que
movement but, unIss the Eagle shall eons'""s " -
socatc Il, thst peper must cease tooAnt: Al.
In the above sslimsse We have not leciudso =,
two German papers pubSAed = this CITY ono "
them the Auxeger des Wsstens, Pubsned :sr,s
week by Mr.. Weber, is we'll established ana n.s"'y
influential paper, AID was taken 10 task Ia me os.
ard of "Wednesday for stating the fact, thst "'.e
iourths OF the Democrats Of Missouri concur III ',o
principles we profess and the measures we genera'''
advocate.
The English papers which do pot support inc
Clique are, tho BoonviIle Register Palmyra Courier
Usage feoman, Pilot, Liberty Banner, hadica', ye'
iersonian Republican, Southern Advocate, ana ne'
porterand the Platte Eagle is with us on The Do
trct question.
This statement WILL We trust, convince the Globe
that the real Democracy Of Missouri are WIN ING
Reporter, and never determined u "discard " renn'
as Mr. Blair has been falsely informed. Having set
tied this point, must call ON the Globe 10 DC III
tie more explicit on another.
We have asserted that the funds 10 purchase the
materials for the Standard Office were obtained upon
bill drawn on the Globe concern, and endorsed by
NJ. Blair Has has not such bill been PAID 10
Washington or the East l-Ay, or No, MIR. nair
As the fact has not been denied, we ask for dena'
admission Of 1t.
The assertion that the editor Of the Globe has not
corresponded with the Standard concern, amounts 70
just nothing at ALL That print has already published
an extract from letter from Of the proPrietors
Of the Globe (and occasional editor with view to
injuIe US, and necessarily hold both respons pie
for the act. The public will thus understand that,
the Editor does not correspond with the STANDARD
concern, his partner does, the recreant wing sent
hers has been guilty of forgery. This is matter
the parties interested may adjust among themselves.
As to profession Of "ihe utmost devotion 10
Mr.. Van Buren, and Col. Benion,n the Globe IS agan
at fault We profess such devotion to no man living
II is only due to principles and to truth and no man
worthy Of respect will profess for any thing in hu-
man shape. 1t is true, we esteem Mr.. Van Buren,
highly, and have expressed o preferences Tor him
but the present condition Of the Democratic party
admonishes US, that the sober second thought Of
the Globe as recently expressed, Is correct THAT
editor ought not 10 seem 10 know that he feels any
preference, until nomination shall have been made
by the National Convention, and then he should do
battle for the nominee Can the Globe honestly adj
here To this impartial position, and at the same time
admit that old co-laborer be discarded for do
ing the same thing Will MIR. Blair answer this in
qlry land, at the same time allow the antidote
contained in these remarks to follow the false annun-
citation he has been induced to make, that the Demo-
racy of Missouri had determined "tO discard" PENN
On one more point Mr.. Blair may be able to
US. He can probably state the grounds on which il
was alleged we were to be discarded." Here no
thing but vague suspicion or unmcanng denunciaton
is relied on IL our white-liyered assailants really
believe we are opposed to Democratic principles,
they are too ignorant or cowardly TO make specific
charges against We hope Mr.. Blair will not con-
sent conceal from the public the alleged delinquen
ces for which he was informed we TO be read
out of the camp Ia justice to his beneiactor he
cannot do i-for, if Mr.. Blairs fortunes have rssn
under the influence and widely dliused popularity,
the fostering care and kindness of Gen. Jackson
certainly batted for that best of living patriots
years before Mr.. Blair ceased to oppose him; sup
ported him faithfully during his Administration,
and have reverenced him as sincerely since. We at
least aided 10 the extent of our ability, in placing
he ter nj tha in in oh ba
was allie to act efficiently as the friend and patron"
Of Mr.. Blair-and we, therefore, think we have
right 10 claim justice at the hands Of the latter.
Our views in relation to Colonel Benton were ac-
curately expressed few days snce and need not be
repeated on the present occasion His positions,
a Senator, have been generally sustained by US, aid
in reference TO them our course based prnci-
pie, and will not be C. anged.