The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-13

The Northern Democracy are willing 10 reduce
expenditures TO the lowest point, to raise tue greatest
amount of revenue, with the least burden 10 The PEG
Pile 10 provide for the public exgeneles, and nothing
more and allow the manufacturers TO avail them
selves Of whatever protection such imposts may al
ford. But they do not choose to have their noses
unnecessarily held 10 the grindstone, and their Tea
lures sharpened into grim look Vi hostility 10 any
portion OF their constituents, although they were not
disposed to give them peculiar advantages at the ex
Iense OF the rest - Washington GLIDE.
81 rays the Washington Globe in reply to the
Charleston Meroury-aDd this Is precisely what we
were prepared 10 expect from that worthless, Time
serving organ. SO long as the advocates oil Free
trade al the North and The people Of the South could
be put 10 sleep by fair words and fine promises, no
paper could discourse more yaanlly than the Globe
OF the iniqulies Of the whg, in fixing protective
tarih upon The country but that rs put TO the
est and It's spoil-seeking friends made TO toe the
mark, like whipt spaniel IT skulks of yelping, hall
scared and hall enraged. Was ever pre,ext more
himsy and apparent The advoc ties OF principles,
admitted by The Globe to be grossly violated intro
duced measure 10 arrest the further prog OF IN
justice II Is voted down by the friend, Of Mr. Van
Buren, and the reason assigned is, thatth democra-
cy did not choose 10 have their unnecessarily
held "to the grndslonc." Somebody had tatl'lsd
The Northern Democracy, and so the Northern De-
mocracy, TO show their devotion to principle, their
independence of taunt and their contempt for grind
stones, vote IN such wise virtually 10 fix upon the
country law which we tod in their hearts they
disaPprove as much as we do Now who b leves
this trash
we confess that we have have frequently been sick
ence with the vulgarity, nsoence and subserv.ency Of
the Globe-but this effort TO account for political
ialsehood and recreancy, exceeds all former pr &C.
dent What can we expect from men whose princi-
pies are thus childshy, shameessly trhed with
what must be the fate of party whose leading or
gans exhibit this barcfaced prevarication this
studied system Of pal iatng excusing and my styng
The acts OF party, until the planest deed, and the
simplest word, become enigmas which no man can
understand
The fact is that the Southern people are sckcncd
and dssusted with this eternal cry, =" the northern
democracy mean this-the northern democracy mean
that "a cry which we have heard these five years
with LIT lie or nothing to verify the large promises i'm
Plied and which, as yet, are unfulfllcd. We begin
to feel with the old Trojan, when he exclaimed,
1tmeo Danao' ct dina Grentes =" we begin 10 sus-
peet these presenttearing Greeks" Never was fsirer
occasion furnished for Northern Democrats TO show
their allegiance TO true prDciples-never a more sol
emn appeal made to them to fulfil their covenants
with the South, than at the present session Of Con.
gress And how have they met the occason-how
redeemed their pledges The Globe, in the above
extracts we have given, answers the question
Grindstone ~ Z" GIindstoDe !" This is the answer
we have receyed.-.4aba Tribune.