The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-05-21
HEADING CAPTAIN TYLER FlRST PUB
Lie DEMONSTRATION OF VAN BUREN,
ISM IN NEW YORK

In another column is sketch of the spirit of a
meeting, mominaly called to encourage the insurgents
of Rhode Island to carly out revolution by force,
but really to head Capt Tyler, and to esrange at
tao hment that has begun to be formed for him among
the older and better part of the Republican wing Of
Tammany Hall
new actor appears in this meeting, old In years,
as old in nctoriety, and old in the confidential aec
tons Of Martin Van Buren, viz the Hon. c. c. Cam
breleng, late Plenpoentary of the late Adninistra
ton to all the Russas
Thus in these Rhode Island matters, Mr.. Cambie
leng leads off with caution but Ely Moore and Mr..
Wright the assigned Orators Of the day, fired at the
President right and left. Mr.. Cambreene has evil
IDENTIFY seized upon this opportunity when Mr.. Tylar
is called upon to discharge unpleasant duty, to
deavor to ALLEVIATE from him the growing affections OF
the Van Buren, party in the State Van Burenlsm
that has not the pluck to appear outright yet in New
York, appears thus insidlousy IN an Introductory
form.
ments an attempt to head Mr. Calhoun, who is in
clined with the South generally in supporting State
Government as the Federal Government find it; Mr..
,lhoun naturally enough neither likes the revolu-
onary politics, the political abolition of this So
called Governor Dorr. HIS doctrine, the South see
that numbers can change constitution without going
through the forms of law, would at once convert the
numberess blacks of the South into voters, who could
vote down the Southern State Governments at their
pleasure Numbers, indeed, all the Iammany speak
they desired though ofwhat color the numbers should
be, whether black white yellow, they did not
name But when to this doctrine of numbers is add
ed the belief Dorr enteItains that it matters not
of what color the numbers are naturally enough the
South shrinks from him and his cause.
MI Cambreeng thinks that by taking hold of the
honest prepossessions of the People for enlarged
suffrage he can prejudice them against both Mr. Ty-
Ter and Mr. Calhoun and thus favor lis old MASTER
Mr. Van Buren,, again. Hence the three &C. c. Co.
again start upon the stage from the long obscury in
which they have been buried in our city. Wander
poel, of Undertook, appears too.
But they will be mistaken in the end, all of them,
or we much mistake. If Dorr moves one inch prac-
tically in his Government, President Tyler will be
down upon him, notwithstanding all the clamors Of
and power, that will spread bis popularity far and
wide 1t is the very crisis td'ihake renowned,
and John Tyler will not shrink from it, when is his
duty to act.
We copy the above from the New York Elk
press. Read and ponder. We repeat what we
asserted yesterday, that the Suffrage party,
while seeking remedy for their grievances
peaceably, had our sympathies, and if they
were in majority, our wishes for success. But
the whole affair is assuming new aspect. The
cloven foot of the dcstructives and demagogues
is being thrust out in full view. If Dorr per-
sists in the attempt to subvert the existing laws
by force of arms, then it can no longer be con-
cealed from the public gaze that the whole pro-
ceeding is nothing more nor less than GRAND
ABOLITION MOVEMENT! Dorr is an abolitionist of
the most rabid description. Allen, from Ohio,
the Demagogue, Jacobin, Destructive, we have
reason to suppose will be the champion of the
Northern Abolitionists, fro n this time forth.
Dorr declared to mob (headed by Cambreeng
and Vanderpoe) that all men were equal
8" that he was the uncompromisng advocate Of
human rights y 4" that the majority Of human
beings in any State, had Alright to alter and abo-
other cant phrases Of the fanatics. Thus, if
the civil institutions Of our country are liable at
any time to be crushed by an armed mob-if
these Destructives, these Abolitionists, are to
succeed in this instance, Nth arms IA their
hands, then farewell to the prosperity of our be-
loved country The devouring element of ia
naticism will run into other States, spread
throughout the South, and in less than twelve
months our whole country will be scene of
fire, rapine, and blood
Mobs will soon be assembled in all the slave
States. The slaves over twenty-one years of
age, will be supplied with arms and ammunition!
They will be told by other DORIS that "dll
men are free and equdl.n They will be ex-
horted to fight for "human rights !" Consti.