The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-11
THE DANGLING pucrAroR.


The BaIfimors Patriot. rendered furious BY |
the overthrow Of ths usurping tyrsnt OF Ash
land, eudeAvors v snatch some consQloaion from
the rejection u Messrs. Cushing and Wise ny
the Wing Seuate. The cry OF 'srsitol" u re
peated, in connection with The Presidents Game
although the writer him self is convinced Of III
ialsiy e The charge, and knows full well that
such profigale demonstrations have contributed
more than any thing 81 e TO The utter and dis
grace ful pros,ration Of Mr. Clay.
The name of Mr.. Clay sill bangles al the head
Of a {, mercenary sheets, blsckened aud loa'h-
some spectacle Of The fate 81 naughty, d'c'a-
tor,al patty leaders. Ii hang, like ayran's
c .rcass on gibbel, as a warning to pfoii'ga'e
aspirants. Aud those WHO were beguiled by
his Establishments. or awed by his lowering
brow into seryiie compliance with his pre-
sumptuous behesls, are doosled to eternal ex-
lie from the Peoples favor.
On the retirement Of the Clay Wing Con
gress, The Patriot, and hundred, Of minor
ruined o. gans, looked To the National Intellgen-
Ger for their cue They fonJiy exp cled TO mud
in tina, dignlfiyd aud highly diplomatic Journal
| a, least a measured .u,ogy on the defuncI Con
gress. They looked in vain, They will look
| in vain. The sagacious editors Of that success
| full Journal will not be guilty of such lpabl
| ab urdity. Let the Baltimore Patriot mark well
the signs Of the times. Blu, other things are
equally as significant Of the fate of the Wing
pcrty.
When the Clay Cabinet retired, the Presiden,
was denounced as traitor, and all those who
continued TO countenance andsupport him, were
branded with "di .honor," aud read out Of the
Wbio ranks b., A.e clay presses, Fortunately,
mese presses were not the People. The
great Secretary at whom their shaltswere prnci-
paily aimed, and whom their yran,-chief most
hated, Stood firm, and defed their malice. A
free born American, with as much patriotism,
and certainly as much inteect as Mr.. Clay him
self, he Justly deemed that he was as much en-
titled TO the respect and support of the Wing
party as his rival. And SO it proved. Not
wi,hstanding Mr.. Clay's minions assaled him
in Congress, and his pensionea presses calum-
mated him continually, yet the mass of the
party could not be forced to osuacise him. Soon
this important fact became apparent to the most
blinded followers of his arch enemy. Before
twelve months had elapsed, there could not be
found dozen Wing presses that dared to as
sail him. And nop, he has greater strength in
the Wing party than Mr.. Clay himself. If The
vote were taken tomorrow m that party, il
would be seen that the ostraci sed chief has more
friends than the naughty usurper
We do not assert this lightly. The most in
Auental journals in the country, and the most
! powerful Wing Senators and Representative
in Congress- long since became satisfied that
the distinguished individual alluded TO, was OF
far more value both to the party and the coun
try than their old thrice defeated dcatoria
leader.
, And more than moiety Of that party are also
willing 10 acknowledge tina, Bank is an I" OBJ
solete idea" They likewise acknowledge the
necessity of adjusting the Tariff on the Repub
lcan principles advocated by Republican Pre-
sideDt.
, Ia the face of all these incontrovertible facts
we ask if it is becoming in the Baltimore Pa
tror, and its half dozen rabid coadjutors, to de
nounce the President as "Iaitor,n and al
those who adhere faithfully TO him as " dis
honorable men 2" - W.
organs TO sneer atthe Tyler party. They mel
Their know It's strength nor their own weakness
And pray what is their own condition D
They cloven asunder, as by y mirhty swore
welded bya giant They are divided by mo
T mentous question which is destined to separa,,
brother from brother forever. One half of A..
party is committed in favor of AssuMprro,
, OF STATE DEBTS, and one half against it,
That question forms an inseparable barrie,
through their midst,
Thy talk OF the ueokness of the Tyler par
ry-of the Divisions in the Republican ranks!