The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-27

the eyes of the sobef,mipded people win 'he
dust OF prejudice, the tide of popular sentiment
is fast setting In, and the mighty waves OF PUB
lie appreciation, rapidly succeeding each o'hef'
are rolling from lie Numbering Niagara 10 Tue
sunny plains Of Georgia, and from The vailey OIL
the Ohio 10 the ocean. Aud what Is now 'he
tone IN which the seLf-same Democratic lfio are
chanting their eremiads2 Finding that thsy
have no power to stay this mighty rushing oil me
waters, and that they are destined TO be over
whelmed IN the accumulating flood, they have
raised the desperate cry of alarm, and proclaim
to their readers and the country, tina, they Hook
upon Mr.. Tyler aud those in whose hands he is
but mere Instrument, TO be the most danger
Gus enemies the Democracy has TO encounter ;
and We shall continue to denOunoe them as such,
without reserve" Awful deuuncations, in
deed Patience, good sirs You may rave
and madden round the land, and call spirits from
the Vastly deep but will they come at your bid.
ding? Alas the scepire is about TO pass away
from JUDAH and, perhaps, forever. Your des-
peralion is vain; your clamoring is vain; your
denuncialions are vain.
viii you, we Democratic Triumvirs, plunge
the knife into the very vitals of your own party,
because you are unable 10 mould that party TO
suit your personal views and selfish purposes
viii you desert your own banner, just waving
in triumph over your heads, and refuse TO
fight in the ranks, because il happens not
TO be your fortune, this time, TO lead the
troops TO batile2 Shame shame upon such
Democrats! The very stones Of Rome will
rise in judgment against you. Yes, the man
whom you imagined you could tiatter and
manage as mere dutomdtOn whom you re-
garded as powerless, by reason, as you thought,
of his having no party to sustain hlm,-you
now ''denounce" and call upon Hercules-the
calm Democracy OF the mountains AID the
plains, TO come 10 your rescue. But how has the
President become so dangerous to the Demo
cracy,n as the Globe declares? The answer is
easy for The plain reason that he has recently
increased, to a formidable degree, the growing
popularity and strength of his Administration,
by placing around him men who are eminent for
their talents and virtues, and in whose councils
there is safety to the interests Of the People, and
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Here may be found the true reason why John
Tyler in the Authorizations of the Globe, Is
dangerous TO the Democracy" Yes, repeat 1t,
he is "a dangerous enemy" not TO The Demo
cracy, but TO tho,e WHO have sworn in their
wrath either TO ruieo ruin the Democratic party.
I Dean Swift says in his table-lalk, that screws
and blackLirds always pick al the best Cherries
Hence, the Globe & Co, lave pounced with mer-
ciless fury upon Mr. Sp, ncer and Judge Porter.
Such apr olnlmenls as these are calculated to
lorIify the Administrator and this fact has
shocked the nerves and rous,d the fearful APP
prehensions Of the ode nOlllcers.n John G.
Sp ncer may be revled by tn ose who envy the
dignity Of bis character, the sternness Of his
virtues, aud the spendor Of his genus but the
poinlless sharts of grovelling malice cannot
reach han, and he is not TO be driven from his
I 'propriefy" by SANDER and denactlon. The
I Empire State has reason to be proud OF such a
son aud when her noble is'ory shall be writ
ten, The name of John C. Spencer is destined IL
81 d some of It's brightest pages. And lei
the iniuriate editor of the Globe be informed
that when that great Commonwealth shall point,
in after. lines, to her Clrntons, hel Van Blu ems
her Wtights and others, "a her jeIreis, he vii
not 70 get TO place in the family group her dis
tinguished ciIizen who now presldes over the
Trea ury Department. But there i, another pit,
} Lar Of strength Gently added to the Admins
Iration. An amiable, popular and talented he.
mocrat Of another great Commonwealth has
been called to enlighen the councils Of the Presi-
d., Mt HRc lila idchryma, This indeed, is
beyond endurance, and drives the trio at once
TO frantic desperation. Although he is worthy
aud distinguished brother Of the present Chicl
Magistrate Of the Key-sto State, yet Judge
Porter is not shielded from the foul blasts Of
calumny. From the very moment il was known
he had accepted the appointment, the war-dogs
were let loose upon hm, and have been bdying
at his heels ever since, as II they hirsfed for his
blood And why i tbs so Becau the ia
nous trio are unwilling to endorse his Demo
era ic claims. The graf. Key stone herself
wall save them the trouble. Is il because he is
not qualif to I'll so responsible a station 2
IPrnnsylyania will endorse him again. No,
sirs the reason is Ear otherwise. This appoint
ment by The President is a most judiciOus and
happy one, aud renders him still more 'ddnge-
rous" TO the squad Of "denomcers." ! tel,
these Democratic libcllers Of John Tyler and bis
Cabinet, they are ''hcaping Goals Of fire upon
their own heads warn them Of the disas-
trous CON, queuces not only TO themselves, but
to the emiuent citizen whose ,ause they cs-
pose with far more zeal than kHoriedge.
They are now sitting on a barrel Of gunpowder
which will blow them skyhigh, sky-high.
Now, Mr.. Jones, when I reject upon the
pitched b,lte you are ab,ut 10 have with the
nrrnt Gclah OF The Glnhe | lhink IL rrnnircs no