The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

,,,,cxl friendship for MI. Biddle," MI Tyler
eported sga,us, the back, voted against " AAu
when Pres,dent VETOED II. Aud ye, we see '"e
Globe endsayoflag TO array the pemoc'a''
against Liu, ior Iayofing Mr biddle
Last lal the Globe published letter ho'"
Ma, Benton wheh chlrged ths Presiden, WIN
having Mr.. B,dde I've iisse Il stated a. N"'
WeLstes's susges,ion) at the White hou'e -
concoct the Exehequrr plan THIS we aen'.o
..by au,bofily," bal ne ther The Globe nor MI
Benton did the President The justice TO co"ec'
the false statement In this manner shey as
sail the President, instead Of adopting decisive
mea .ures 10 defeat the ,leclion OF Mr. Gay,
And believing lha, il such course were sane
TONED by the Democratic party, aud Persi t'd 'h
few months longer, il would r siIl IN the ui-
umph Of Mr.. Cby, we shall continue 10 OPP
pose whatever pJwets we possess TO lis Pr >
ress. AnI we hope IL viii be arrested before II
Is externally 100 ate
The Presiden, is noi the ''patIon OF every de-
serter from Jackson Dem ucracy." lie Is A'aeA
son Democrat, himself. and all those Who i.oe'
against the Globes dela,ion, aud ra'iy IN sup
nor, of hi, Administration, will never be led OF
driven icIo ,hs Cay ranks.
The President is the captain OF hInest men,
NO, ..,enegade, from all SIDES "Al sides
indeed, by the GiJbe's hume. Gus quotations
from abusive Clay prints, II would seen thas
tie editor is apprehensive that the President
Will win away some of Mr.. Gays friends, Tor
he denounces a, ..senegadesn the Wings who
desert MIR. Clay.
The Pc i'd mt is Democratic Republican,
aud the tens aud hundr, DIS OF thousands u j'is
fellow citizens who have resolved 10 supper
him, will sustain the principles OF Democracy
under his banner ag iinsl Cay Federalism
Day before Yesterday the Globes leading
editorial "a, aulting Mr.. Vebster, who Is NJ
candita le) vaunsi,sly introduces an attack on
Mr.. Webster's Baltimore speech, from me
pen of Mr.. Clay. Now we submit IT 10 the
Dem cratic party whether such Iabors are likely
to injure the common enemy Mr.. Webster IS
as irreconcilaby opposed TO the election OF Mr.
Clay as the Madisonian IS; we speak advisediy
on this SUBJECT; aud Mr.. Webster IS not can
didate hence we ask if II Is good pc ley Tor the
Globe TO espou.e the cause of Mr.. G ay against
MIR. Webster? Mr.. Clay is a candidate; he is
striving 10 overthrow tie Democratic party !;
Mr. Webster is opposed u Mr. Clay and would
by fair and honorable means diminish his
strength; and yet the Globe espouses the cause
of Mr. Clay in his contest with Mr.. "ebsIer
d this is not all Mr.. Clay's doctrines on the
subject alluded 10 are prominently put forth IN
the Globe, as if the editor desired item to be re-
ceiyed as orthodox by the Democratic party.
The editor denies having gone 70 the Her
mtage for the purpose of operating on General
Jackson's mind, 10 procure declaration from
him in favor of Mr.. Van Buren. We never
made any such charge. We knew that Gene
RAJ Jackson had signifed his intention TO take no
par, ia the next contest. or course Gem raj
Jackson is friend of Mr. Van Buren, land a
more sincere one than the editor of the Globe
will prove 10 bed AID would be pleased 10 see
him elected, for his confidence in him Is undi-
minished He would also be content TO see Mr..
Tyler elected. But we know that he will take
no part IN the election. A leller from friend
on visit TO tie Hermitage, received last week,
Essasis bho rs sff hi the e'f ap P;i
Presidential campaign.