The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-23

PETERSBURG, May FL, 1914.
Remember ruE SESSION OF ruE VEToEsl
THE DKFEspEk or the CossTIruros!
TaE DEIIvERAscE os tux PLorLE.'!


The Globe has been laboring for months TO satisfy
The leading Democrats in the several States, OF MIR
Van Burens availability and when the conductors
that press discovered that the well-informeJ and
diseernng politicians Throughout the country could
moi be duped by Their hmsy argument and deeply ia
t,re,ed efforts they finally resoied to open menace
and to the vulgar eIpedenl of bullying and logging
In, members Of Congress who would not bow In sub
mission to their insolent dictation. Surely, FIanci.
P. Blair has lost sight Of his pos,on--ths
yi,bls relation which he has 10 long sustained to-
ward the Democratic party He has certainly for
gotten, smids, tho dazzling glare Of an ephemeral
ospery that he bears upon his character the lndel
ibs brand Of guilty accompliee in the notorious
coalition of the Puritan nd the Blaekieg coalition
which yet stands, and will forever remain blight
ing curse upon the Prohsate individuals who reaped
their full reward Of political infamy, and from whose
fate the Editor of the Globe hope TO DO
psfated Although condemned at the bar of public
opinion psreeps erminis TO that unparalleled act Of
outrage and treason against the People he has now
the unblushng efron,ery TO forward the sti-
ndiary reviler Of the Chief Magistrate and 10 heap
the most a,rocious calumnes upon his head ,as the
Of breaking loose his giant grasp upon the grateful af
ec,ions of the People, and of checking his rapid ad
vances to the mo signal popular triumph The world
has ever with. ssed Wretched and unfortunate man
He has at last forfeited the generous but unmeried
repriers granted him by President Jackson and his
stingu ished supporters. He has become tho RE-
proach" Of the DE nocSatic party, and they now,
henceforward, and forever, denounce and disown him
as one of their organs; and the "sow-moving finger
Of scorn will be pointed a, him" hereafter, as "
wildsned ear bias ing his wholes some brothers"
President Tyler is in the hands Of magnanimous
and patriotic People. He owes his eminent char
acter as Republican, to the generous and cul-
ure he has uniformly received from the vrtuous and
con6jng yeomanry first Of his native county, then of
his Congressional District and lastly of the whole
Union. He was, 10 truth, rocked in the cradle Of
Republican simplicity, and ever since, he has lived
and moved and had his being in the ranks Of the Peo-
pie On all important occasions when great consti.
tutonal questions agtated and discussed, he he
YER failed to throw himself on the side of the masses
who too often the oppressed, and to sgnaze him
self ono of the champions OF popular rights He
has been, emphatically, one Of the People; and
there lies the secret why he has found little favor in
the eyes of the jealous and ambitious rivals whom he
has left far behind in the noble Of public
fulness and national fame. And shall the puny arm
of his malicious assaiants reach him he sits
on the highest pinnacle of human elevation AS well
might they essay the bold and ell-susained
high, Of Joves own imperial eagle, as he scars un
dazIled amidst the solar blaze. Shall his calumna
seduce the honest millions from his support by
justice' answer by nquiring, can they turn back
upon their aud distant fountains the mighty
torrents Of the Mississippi and its noble tributaries
Can you restrain the rapid torrent of the mighty Cat
sract Of the North, it sweeps in laundering and
overwhelming fury Can you stay the raging bill
lows Of the ocean, or chain down in Eolian
the winds Of heaven Then, yes INSCRIPTIONS de-
fsmers Of John Tyler, tell you, and all you
may nationally hope to accomplish such imposs-
bites as to suppress the voice Of great nationto
resist the colossal power Of the awakened Demo-
cracy.
But If, after ALL the ruinIus and fatal counses OF
the Globe shall be Needed and its IRRESPONSIBLE course
be coun,enanced by the delegates to the anti Terra,
Convention, with whom confding people have de-
posted their anxious hopes and deyou, aspirations for
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