The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-13

Abolition petitions that arc presented This he Is Of
opinion wil Crafty, satisfy and silence the Abolition
party And whilst attempting TO sustain the very
absurd and false position, the honorable gentleman
sports the following paragraph
But il is said said tina, if we now rescind this rule
the Abolitionists will boast oft Without doub, they
will profess to be greatly desh,ed but, sir, there
will be real 10Y among them, Deprived OF the
powerful lever with which they have operated on the
North, they will find themselves shorn Of their
strength"
The ground assumed in The paragraph have quot
ed Is by original. Il has been advanced a
thousand times by The timid and those members of
Congress who afis,d Of the AboIitionists, and
who dread them in the day Of local election w hat
can be absurd than 10 suppose that an AbJli-
ton victory will disht aiten Adolf ioniss Was the
cause Of Cromwell retarded by the gories that
won at MaIson Moor Was the cause Of the Anne
rican Revolution rpuiseJ by the achievement at Eu-
taw Springs, or the affair at Yorktown
Mr. Clingman has been imposed upon by the sophs-
try Of Northern dough-faced members of Congress of
both parties who would rather destroy the Cons,itu
ton than endanger their elections, by Opposing the
will of Abolit ion fana,icism.
Let me tell the honorable Mr.. Clingman, in the
most respectful manner, that he is in errr. And,
let add, for his information, that if the 25h rule
is abolished its abolition will be regarded by the Abo-
onisis a triumph, as victory, and will forever
after cannonize the day that dawned upon the act,
and celebrate il with bonfres and hosannas and the
laundering of artillery Already they making
pepaI atoms to celebrate day that is to be render
ed immortal by the expurgation of The 25h rule, or
tuau Law hoe -, "a I h... ~ n ba.
or. bic Mr.. Clingman will not deem me dsrespec full
for apprizing him ofthese facts. The instant the 10Th
u'e is abolished that instant BOLTON riumphs over
the laws and the Constitution. | have not another
word to add.
see that a convention Of the adherents Of Gov.
Dor" have passed solutions, in Rhode Island, de-
mandatory of President Tyler This comes with an
i'll grace fom body Of ,hiItess rnscals, all Of whom,
but for the wisdom and prudence, foresight and hu-
maniy Of the President, might long since have danged
from gibbet. The President did nothing to defeat
the triumph Of the right Of suffrage and of popular
liberty in Rhode Island. He was the advocate of
been followed all that the suffrage people claimed and
claimed justly would have been attained at the in
slant, and neither Of the parties in the strife uld
have disgraced themselves
do not believe that the resolutions referred to- meet
with the appreciation Of respectable portion of the
champions OF Rhode Island suffrage They emana-
ted, beyond all doubt, among band Of cowardly
seoundrels, who vapored about their valo and talked
after the manner Of Capt Bobad.l, of guns and
drums, and blood and thunder and then at the pre-
sentation Of the ghost Of ebulition Of vlainous
satpelre skulk ed and sneaked in their native kennels
and now to escape the odium incident to their
COW ardIce and iniamy, set up cry that they had
been mighty valiant but FIR President Tyler Out
upon such vagabonds. go to-go TO, ye unwhpt
scoundres." K.