The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-18
ORIGINAL CoRREsPON DENCE.


fhiLADGLrh'At hPth Ao'"t 'or''
To The Editors Of The JuadisoasS'
GEErLEnEs; You have no doubt loaned from
our papers OF yesterday that the sPprehsnsons OK
pressed 10 my last letter touching the Girard and
United States Banks have found a response IN the
bosom Of almost every Democrat In tho city aud
county Of Philadelphia. This is indeed refreshing;
and although il may be too late to arrest tho evil so
far the lesser institution is concerned 1t will uD-
doubtedly arouse healthful and invincibe opPosi-
ton TO the Interior views of the larger The bill was
not, as supposed, tho law of the land; have we
any to believe that il On the con
tray have very reasonable hopes that the prompt
demonstrations against IL, through the press and
otherwise, which have been made within the last few
days, have placed under the feet Of the young De-
mocracy Of Pennsylvania. We can know nothing,
however, until the afternoons mail.
am inclined TO break lance with you 10 the mat
ter of what is termed an Independent Democratic
press. My idea is that, believe the principles
of Democracy to be eternal the hills, we ought TO
yield them our unwsyering support; and however
much we differ upon matters Of mere detail, we
ought, for the sake Of the more paramount end in
view, to abstain from too close criticism and com
themselves neutral will be certain to do this to our
hands, and with quite sufficient force to guard the
general interests. Like one family, should in
| my humble opinion, reserve differences for the
reside, and only open the door to that which is cal
cuated TO further the principles which we have Ia
bored so much to place in the ascendency. To 90
back to a hackneyed subject what is preposter.
Gus tnan TO denounce Democratic Administration
because the President chooses to appoint Democra-
tic A instead of Democratic b to officer So long as
can conhde in the Administration the question is
whether we should not be willing to let the end con-
summate the means. But | am wasting words;
have doubt difference, if any, is in terms and
not in substance.
For the first time in my life have to suspect
individual of making indirect illusions and studied
objections to my uniformly courteous and consistent
| communications. For the benefit of the party Of
Tending, Twill here remark, that | only await the in
dspensabe right to rebuff prosecution by his execq
| tors, with plea of assault demesne. When am
fully fortified in this particular, promise to treat to
execution all those who have the morbid curiosity
| to see the worst of human nature expiate his sin
| upon gibbet.
After several weeks of sultry dusty, smoky wealth
er, with sun as red as copper, and moon rusty
old button, have at last soft, dewy spring
like morning, shedding its gadness over all that
would be yerdant and its smiles over all that would
be gay. Our beautiful squares thrown open to
the hitherto pent up and little ones who, with
the innumerable birds, contend for dominion over the
green grass and nameless flowers. Chesnut street,
our fashionable thoroughfare, is also crowded from
morning till night and, friend Willis would
say, looks like panorama of shifting damc7ds,
river in whose smooth Mirror are constantly re-
hected the eyes of angels whom we cannot reach,
and the rament of spirits which vanish from the rude
touch Of especially, the politicians hands. Thirty
commodiOus and parti-colored omnibusses ply up and
down the principal streets. aaordipg easy and
| cheap communication between the Exchange and the
lions of the neighborhood. The best of ALL however,
the living and increasing evidence in all ages sexes,
and conditions, that here the poor sufferers of Pitts
burg will reap the most abundant harvest Yester-
day large meeting held-to-day the committees
are abroad Stop, what is that hear' One of these
benehcent gatherers rings my bell and must to
duty too. II.