The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-24
Here ;s another rebuke of Mr.. BeLton, in a
thoroughgoing Democratic paper'J
From the Mobile Ala. Tribune.
PRESCRIPTION PRESCRIBED.

From the Mobile (1la Tribune.
PRESCRIPTION PRESCRIBED.
The last effort of malignant spirit made by the
Congressional Representatives OF the deiunct wing
or,y in their rejection of the nomination oil Messrs
Cushing and Wise, will prove as imPoteht as uie
tbroes of the wounded whale in his death struggle
H. The monster Of the Deep they will have at last
., ,ieH and their irretrevable destruction VIII IN
',rc,t degree be owing to the consequences OF the
Hind passion that characterized their late acts Lit
tie now remains of the sayings and dongs OF the
Congress that has been IN session uuihS 'ho pc
rod of Wing misrule
prov;denoe itself seems to have lent its aid to
,bvart their plans and the very instruments which
they fabricated to carry out their wild schemes nave
been converted into weapons for their defeat Inc
events of the last two years clearly show tat WINE
they fill their proper place, and are always respecta
bile as the opposition long training in different
snhere has totally incapacitated them Tor the
direction of affairs, when chance or accident
may devolve these upon them. In their last
moments they remain true to their former charac-
ter and devote their entire energes-which properly
directed might have conduced to much natural good
To a warfare upon men, and renewed attempts to
% head off Captain Tyler who has bated their
nost cherished prospects, and been the immediate
cause of their defeat. They have, however, over
reached themselves in their last move, and by their
contemptuous rejection OF Messrs WISE and Cusii-
ing have given to these gentleman claim upon the
sympathy Of the people which will not be disregard
ed That people is pledged to undo all the acts Of
the last Congress- which are wrong IN themselves or
as the results of partisan malice are deserving OF re-
peal-and they will not surely neglect the cases OF
The last rejection Were these gentlemen but barely
ouaIi6ed to fin the posts to which they nomna-
led the ndignity offered to them, and through them
aimed AT the President, would call for the present
censure. but when regard is had 10 the emlnence OF
their fitness in mind and manners, IN character and
attanments, such wrong to them as would al ordi-
tEa nIraS rl1
Mr. TYLER has his own policy TO administer, and as
that seems in some respect TO be different from the
views and opinions Of either of the great parties,
theirs is the greater necessity Tor allowing TO nm
ample latitude and full discretion in selecting agent:
10 carry out his plans As the responsible head oil
Repubiic he is invested with weghty duties, ano
Justice certaply seems to require, that he shall no
be thwarted BY an irresponsible Senate, when III
proposes for their sanction the names OF per
sons that he may deem the best qualified to accom-
plish and perfect his policy. The want OF nei'he
capacty nor character has been, or can justly be I'm
puted to either Gushing or Wise-certalnly not b.
the agents of their defeat, who years ago could no
find terms sufficient TO express their admiration o
these gentlemen as "pure patriots and able states
men, Their sole fault they share with Mr. Tyler
their only condemnation rs that they @fre out ere moi
wings IL prescription for such cases be the orde
of the day. the wing party should take heed thai
does not prescribe itself into minori,y--or II II re
iy solely upon ''unon of the wings, for the sake
the union but undertakes to find new bond Tor u
diversified shades Of opinion 1t will discover that
now numbers in its ranks many who If they have nc
yet are at present disposed to follow in the foo'.ep
Of Tyler Wise AMI Cushing
We are glad TO find that only scanty number q
the democratic Senators lent themselves 10 th
wrong, although we are amazed TO discover some
them among the majority nays. When Mr.. Bcnto
voted agains, the nominations, he must surely hav
forgotten the ou,cry he made on similar occaso
some ten or twelve years since, and for what
knows, may have set ball In motion, ths, may carr
into unlocked for power the fortunes Of the Mse n
iected nominees, as before happened with hrs ow
fayorite. Mr.. Van Buren, A. q statement Of IN
vote for and against may be interesting we have al
Dended il