The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-27
THE CONSPIRATORS

Tie secret moyemen nj of the seven individuals
whose appended to the confidential circular
which published two days since, should awaken
all true Democrats 10 a realization of the posture OF
the party Conspirators have been moving in secret
Traitors are in the camp. The extent TO which
their Vaccinations have reached is yet to be dscov-
cred. Their object evidently lis produce dscord in
the ranks of the Democratic party. Because they
could not command rule, they seek to produce ruin
The inellgsncer is complimentng Them for having
"disenthralled" themselves, through "sense oil
wroi z" they have endured. This is all very well
for the lniellgencer which seeks to fan the flame,
and 10 widen the breach. That paper undertakes TO
speak for the macontenis and 10 assign the reasons
for their disafection. The "two-thirds straagem,"
by which their candidate defeated at the Con-
venton, it alleges is the of the conspiracy.
The lntelgeneer is certainly very kind TO interest IL
self SO deeply in This matter. Its complimentary re-
marks will no doubt, be gratefully received by those
on whom they are bestowed But these individuals
should remember that while the treason is hatlered
the traitors despised
But who are these secret consprators2 A MAORI
~ of those whose names are appended to the "conf-
dental" circular are believe, notorious old Fede
rasts Many of those to whom this circular
addressed secretly are well and universally known
to be of that stamp W. C. Bry ant the editor OF the
Evening Post, WAS in his early life the tfaducer of
Jefferson. He iampooned him in docgrel verse.
Now he is doubly renegade SO with many others
whose names are connected with This matter. These
consprators seek to break down the party through
process-Mr. Benton by another. The object of
the two is the same and both stimulated by the
same feelings The silence of the Globe jus,ifes
the suspicion that i, is pmticps crminis the whole
affair. Or Is it playing the cunning game Is it
waiting to which will get the mastery,
and then to join the strongest party This would
be the policy of those whose Interest preponderates
over principle The Globe is.strongy suspected of
belonging TO that class. The Wing party look with
delight, and rejoice at these movements Of the con-
spirators and Mr.. Benton; and also, at the apathy
and silence Of the Globe. They see that the whole
contributes TO promote their cause and insure their
success while tends inevitably to defeat the Demo
cratic party.
These dsorganizers have become curse to the
Democratic party. Their intolerance and proscrip-
again, SO long as any portion of them are acknow-
lodged as having connexion with the party. They
must DO disowned--cast off The Democratic party
must be purified Of this frtid stuii-purged of this
putrid matter. There is no time 10 be lost. Meet
ings should be called forthwith, in every county,
town, and village, in the Republic, for the purpose
of putting the seal Of condemnation these base
conspiratos Let the Democracy Of the land rise in
their might, and, by united voice. discard all who
seek to defeat It's purpose and success by sowing dis
cord in its ranks and, by its resoute union of action
strike terror into the ranks of their Wanting enemy