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The Globe and the Madisonian are dancing La
Polka in most glorious gee because, they say they
have found out that Mr.. Reed, of Philadelphia,
one of the Wing Committee men, to get out vo-
ters to the polls, has raised the sum of one hun
dred dollars, and sent it to county in the interior
OF the State, to be expended in furnishing con-
veyances for the lame, the aged, and the poor, to
get to the polls! A terrible business, truly


Does the dancing Globe remember its recent
BOAST that its " fiscality editor" would !" lose
or spend TENS OF THOUSANDS to prevent the de-
feat of his party! 70


Is the dancing Madisonian willing to acknowl-
edge how much money, cash in hand, has been
paid it by the men whom John Tyler put into the
peoples offices, in order to keep the Madsonian
in all it's misrepresentation and Stiffness from
giving up the ghost, and thereby saving them
selves (though not in every instance, by jug
full y from dismissal! Did not Mr.. s., of this
city, who is now out of Office, hand over $lOO,
the same amount which the Madisonian discovers
has been sent to the country, by the Wing Com
mittee of Philadelphia Did not Lemuel Will
lams, the Collector of Boston, hand over $500
If so, don't let Restless Rantoul and Mosquito
Roberts succeed in getting Captain Tyler to turn
him out, in order to give his place to some one
else who, perhaps, will hand over another cool
$500.


Will the Madisonian tell what were the condi-
tions enjoined by Robert Tyler upon Mr.. Mont
gomery, the late postmaster Of Philadelphia,
whereby he could retain his office!


We have more questions to PROFOUND in this
connection-but here are enough for to-day.
Hold up your head, John Jones, and speak out.