The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-10-19
JOHN TYLER AND DANIEL WEBSTER.

The names Of these two distinguished statesmen
are now placed in brilliant and glorious attitude be-
fore the American people. The destiny Of the Re-
public is committed 10 their charge and the liberties
OF the country safe in their hands The former,
son of the Old Dominion, republican in precep
| and practice coming from the home of Washington,
Henry, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe; protesting
to be governed by their principles and guided by their
patriotism distinguished for his strict adherence and
bold defence of the Constitution we have the utmost
confidence in his integrity, and believe his Admins
tration will conduce 10 the duration OF our Repub-
can institutions and 10 the welfare of future genera
tons The latter, once the New England boy, =
gaining immortal fame by his own exerllon-bofn
among the log cabins" Of the puritan land always
associated with the people-coming directly from the
consecrated soil of Bunker Hill-mpressed with the
thrilling scenes from the revolutionary plains oil Con
cord and Lexington-earIy forming an attachment TO
freedom, and imbibng the sentiments Of Samuel
Adams, Hancock, and WaTen-unriyalled for his
staiesmanlke ability we have every reason to rest
assured that he will devote his ranscendant inteec
ual energies TO advance The glory of his country and
promote the prosperity of the Union The name OF
WEBSTER, is sufficient inspire confidence, whenever
and wherever il is mentioned Let, then every good
citizen stand by the Administration, and give 1t cor
dial and hearty support.
The Administration Of JOHN TYLER will form
| new and brilliant in American history. Enter
ing upon the duties Of Chief Magistrate he did,
when the country and the People surrounded by
great and numerous embarrassments-when the pub
TIC treasury was emptythe nation was IN debt-and
foreign relations unsettled there was arduous
and difficult task perform But great part of these
difficulties have already been removed and others
in fair train Of adjustment. The defences Of the
country, long neglected by the late Administration,
have been attended to by the adoption of the Home
Squadron and Fertilization Bills The policy OF
President TYLER in regard to foreign nations was
proclaimed in his first address Justice part 10
| all, submitting to injustice from none" We rec
the principle carried out in the preparation to defend
US from injustice" by the improved condition of
| Army well Of our Navy, "the right OF
our nations defence" Il may be emphaiically said
that have loor in the field and lcisdom in the
binet. The Florida war, SO long disgrace and
pense to our nation, is rapidly coming to close
Notifications rising rapidly upon our northern and
north~ esern frontier board is being placed in
position of defence-our dismanted cannon are
Stunning their former position and Clustering with their
former brghtness-our cities and towns to be no
longer left to the destruction of ostile foe-even
own little village exhibits in degree the truth
of our remarks. Hence the present admnstr ration
bids fair to accomplish all the People expected--a
that promsed-the Federal National Debt will be
paid the odious Sub-treasury consigned TO oblivion
bankrupt law established the proceeds of the sales
Of the public lands given TO their rightful owners
American Industry protected difficulties with 70
reign nations settled with honor and justice to our
selves; fiscal agent for the restoration of the cur
ency and for the regulation Of exchanges, and the
country will be restored to its former prosperity
Clinton (N. ~ County Whig