The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-15
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The following article is from the Harrisburg
Pa.) Reporter, the leading Democratic journa'
in the interior of Pennsylvania.
PRESIDENT TYLER-HIS MEASURES.
We have had frequent occasion to comm' nd IN hign
terms of praise the course pursued by President ~
er since he has assumed the reigns OF Government,
We have said that we believed him 10 be guided anu
directed by the pures PATRIOTISM and ny ihe a.' ~
of an honest conviction Of what he conceived W "
for the interest of his country. We have appto'eu
of his measures in numerous instances, and We al.
not vet convinced that We have erred IN so doing
is true his signing the bill repeating the indepenoens
treasury we did ssot approve But, independent "
this, he has pursued course which has met ou' a'
qualified appreciation :. ~.
we are led 10 these remarks by an article In the
| Washington Globe Of the 7th instant we are d,
loss TO understand the reason OF the hosliii'y ~
the editors of that paper TO the rresiuen.,
cannot understand the policy OF their oPpositon.
They seemed disposed to give nm ne credl' ~, ""
course he has pursued in thwarting the schemes OF
the federasts, and following the very course ~
many instances, which Mr.. Van Buren, woua
have DONE had he been placed in the same posi-
ton Even in the two vetoes oil The bank o'''
passed by a federal Congress, the President re-
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that paper as well as every other democratic paper
in the country called upon the President TO pursue
the very course he did in regard to them. Inc IRE
sident is also condemned by the Globe for signing
the present tariff bill the very bill, too, which was
passed by the votes of same Of the abest ard most
substantial democrats in the country
In the election of General Harrison to the fresi-
dency the Democratic party expected as ma,'si VI
course that the Federasts would ENJOY the Iui irui-
ton of all their hopes and expectations. They ex-
pccted TO see carried out all those odious Federal
measures which they had baltled for years to put
down But in the providence Of God, far different
result has been accomplished. lie who would have
been but AN instrument in the hands OF Henry Clay
aud his adherents is succeeded by an original Demo
cra-a man of genius independence, and nfexble
integrity And what though for time he had stray
| ed away from the Democratic fold-wnat ihough ne
was elected to office by the enemies oil Democratic
princples--shal the gates be closed against ms re-
admission Having returned to his hrst love- WIN
full determination to adhere and carry out the true
principles of Jefersonian Democracy, shall he not DC
supported and sustained Although found Tor time
in the Federal ranks Mr.. Tyler has eschewed all con
nexion with that party. He had a better opportuhl-
ty to learn and understand their principles and mea-
sures, and he has abandoned them with disgust
and adherence He has retuced to the SUPPORT
of the true Jeiiersonian principles oil Democracl-
He avows his una terable determination to adhere
to them and carry them out. He has given ample
evidence of the honesty and sincerity OF his proies-
sions. What motive, then, can prompt any Deiho-
cra to assail his Administration and strive 10 CLOSE
the Democratic ranks against his admission we
are indeed at loss to determine.