The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-16

Graf. forkDg over his losiuGs, and imptoriog his
Wing friend 10 let him Oh from that other bet hnd'
them 70 crown the whole, hear the Discrimination .
place Gordon Of fire-engnss around ne ,sr.s%ea
Club House, and, IN order u produce the .s"cs'
blaze, which could ssouish the natives, vet hre 70
the mighty pile. This 10 the grand conception, 'ne
magnificent beaa idsa Of the great campaign
On thou who fired tho Ephesian Dome, how, 10
such event, would thy immortality have beeo
dlmmed May we not rejoice, that such ouhains
famed throughout The broad extent oil TINS nation
for smmetrcai proportions and architectural beauty
the home OF genius-the birthplace OF intellect
the assembly hall OF the enchanting Muses-shou'd
have been spared for higher destiny the honor Of
becoming as II no doubt will, the home Of the dray-
horse aud the mule
II is matter OF rejoicing, too, that we are not over
whelmed by the bitter OF the papers that ad-
vocate the cause Of the Great lmsody ment. Read,
sW hos Jimmy Poik?" Who would vote for a cow
ardi Who would pander to the sPpette oil an ola
doard like Andrew Jackson Who would vote for The
tool Of tyranti" Hear them laughing TO scorn the
idea Of "a huDdredth rate man" beating Harry oil
the West 7" Refer to their first calculation For
Polk, New Hampshire-Doubtiul South Carolina
Hear them subsequently, claim . Pennsy lvaDia by
80 900 majority, and New York by at least 5O,OO0
majority" Remember when Pennsylvania was
known to have gone against them, how they swore
that Clay "wOuld have been dsgraced II that rePtt-
dating State had gone for him"-and then hear them
fastening their hopes with delight upon success IN
| repudiatng Mississippi See them sending forth
emssaries, and hear Webster and Cassius M Clay
counting. and fatiering, and cajolng the Abolition
lists, and then witness the denuncatons of their or
gans because some Of the Abolitionists they say
voted for the Democrats. View their endeavors
to transfer the Natives, like sheep in the SHAMELESS
and their success in these efforts, and then
listen at their howlngs, because of the Natives
too honest TO be thus bsrtered and bonght-see
them parceng out the Offices of the country among
their hungry aspirants and, in cases, not even
sparlng the good officers in their party-sep be-
hind the curtain and ascertain what Wing officer was
doomed to the block because he did not vote this way
or that, at their bddinghear them prescribing eve
ry officer, from to u, for opinions sake-hear the
promises Of place made to the tailen OF the would
be-great- men, for their fawning and sycophancy
We will not crow, Notwithstanding all these things
over our detected frendsbut to those who have the
impudence to taunt US for not growing because we
are ashamed of our candidate and our principles" we
quote the words of advice given by the cear-headed
and ready wited author of capital piece of satire
viz: political sermon some time since published in
the Republican Sentinel:
Kick Kiay TO Kamschatka and let every Koon
who may be alive follow 10 that Kool Kountry -
Kiae the Kitchen of all glee Hubs, with Yellow XII
psr and destroy every Koon that would lay his Kta,c
upon the Ksnsitaltion :"
P. s. Have there been airy calls at-Litte Koor
Den