The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-09

candidate 9ho.s friends present hiG Tor aoi-nsl'.
| 10 he DenSeE.lic soasentl0n kssry olLsf eAi'o'
| date has eheerfully, - PaAPoH 10 NE eSns'aef1
ton 81 the Democrats delegations Of all the States
pubel, declared his willingness abide By The de-
elsion and labor 70 give eject 10 II"
Has every other candidate been question
ed BY The Globe ? No; and we are quite r
laiO il they had been, they would hare tssted
"a with the contempt IL has received a, The hands
Of Mr.. Tyler
From mysteries" the editor falls to tHPior-
ing
III Mr. TYLER deem. The Globes refusal TO sup
port him sufficient cause for treating ~iih contempt
the fact that Mr. Kendall has (through his bAsltofl
thrice tendered him a welcome, as Democrat 10
the honors Of the convention, and Of rl'a Tor Inc
favor Of its nauinaton and has approved OF The late
constituents Of bis Cabinet aHordns evidence Of
his elsins on the Demoerscy,-uiess reasons ought
10 induce him 10 the party, and the press intro
ddeing him rs fellowship, with so much respect
10 comply with the rule TO which al others as
suDiDE the altitude have submitted L. Is Ger
| iainy due 10 Mr.. Kendall, Sc. "
Is Mr. Blair in partnership with Mr. Ken
dalll We did not understand tina. Nr. h.
ioined Mr.. Blair in the i0teuogaiorY-
Mex, we have threats
He mir Tyler) should make the pledge, which
the party insis,s upon as essen,ia. y
"Nor will the circumstance that several Democrat
! ic editors have shown willingness 10 take Mr. ~
Ter on trust s5solve him from that formal oosators
commitsal required from all other candidates, and
which respect 10 them 10 The Convention and 10 ne
| party demands"
/ Now, we DO not de ire 10 claim any special
immunity for Mr.. Tyler vet we may be per
United 10 suggest that "lhe pledge was not
rendered sail other candidates" by The sancil-
1 mouious father Of the Globe. Let Mr. Tyler be
questioned in proper manner. If be must be
quesiicned-but let 1t not be by the editor Of The
Globe, or the famous "ln1isna Ccmmiitee!
| The credentials Of the ore are not suiicIen
and Mr.. Tyler vas once upon time acciden
tally not thought OF by the ether
We have mex fine specimen Of dignitied
sub,ery:
! 1.-THE acknowledgment which we have given the
Administration opportunity TO make, would have
the tendepcy-snd, t,liered great eicacy-to prove
that The assaults them in the Globe hare sor BEEN M
| Tit,a."
In the name of the Administration We hum
| bly, Thank The Globe for its gracious condescen
sion. We are absolutely overwhelmed with
| Obligations 10 Mr. Eia!r for EishiRg The admin
istration .'to prore that tie assaults in Me
! Globe hare NOT been meyited"-ASp FURNISH
ING rue " OPPORTUNITY"
| The editor Of the Globe concludes It's foll
column article with "rcuch Of the pathetic
and says he is wiling to be '.sacrfced " if Mr.
Kendall shall be selected to suprlant him, pro-
vided Mr.. Tyler and his friends will be party
TO the bargain. Nay, he seems 10 be very
anxious to be superseded by Mr.. Kendall but
be is willing 10 submit 10 anything for good
Of the cause" Sill, sill, he would ike 10
have share or The printing if 1t be ever 50 lii,
le-since he IS 50 poor
So much for our answer to-day. II it be no
satisfactory, perhaps we will Try again to-mor,
row.