The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-11-28

The following (!rom distinguished pol!'''
cian) 10 fair specimen OF the couhiless le''e's
we are now receiving daily.
BosroS, November 30, le42.
TO the Editor Of the .Madisonian
DEAR SIR Having had sufficient proof of the wis
dom, integrity and true patriotism Of John Tyler
since he has been President of the United States,
and being fully convinced Of his determination TO adj
here strictly to Republican principles in his admins
tration, no longer any reason why or any oil
the Republican party, whose object the good oil the
country should withhold support of his admins
traiion.
Ii il is for principles, and not men, that we are
contending as we profess, reasonable ONCE
ton TO uniting with the President in his endeavors 10
accomplish those measures which the interests Of the
country imperatyely demand.
Having ever acted with the Democratic party,
did not vote for President Tyler Vice President !;
but acknowledge myself happily disappointed at The
frmness and decision with which he has maintained
his former protested principles, and shown himself
above the influence Of party, or the dictaton OF par
ty leaders. And what admire more, he has not sa-
crifced the interests of the country the altar of
personal ambition.
For the foregoing and others might men
tion have, for a considerable time, felt favorably
disposed TO the present administration and now feel
perfectly free to declare myself its open advocate and
supporter, and trust that large portion of the Dc
mocrac party, and the candid and Republican por-
ton Of the Wing party will soon do the l be-
lie,e the administration Of President Tyler is des-
tined to be one Of the most popular we have ever
| had
As believe he has been unjustly revied, and his
conduct and public acts grossly misrepresened ior
base party purposes, it is but due to the private
character Of the President and the honor OF
the country, that facts should be made known and
justice done to all
1t is, therefore, incumbent those who wish the
public TO be correctly informed in relation to our
public affairs and the conduct Of rulers to aid il
circulating such papers Will do justice to ALL and
not pervert the truth to build up party
| wish you to enter my name upon your subscrip
ton list for the Madsonian, as highly approve the
course il has thus far taken, although am now well
supplied with political papers.
! The result of the recent elections in many Of the
States is just rebuke to those who have msrepre-
scented public opinion and the will Of their consu.
enis and have proved false their former preences
and promises; and is clear indication that the Peo-
pie will not coun,enance deception and intrigue and
must also be conso!ing to the President an ev.
dence that his consistency and honesty duly APP
preciated, and that he will not look in vain to the in
teligence and integrity of the Democracy for sup
port.
! Having written much more than intended, viii
now close by expressing hope that the Madsoniar
may be the of correcting many of the msstate
mcnts which have been freely circulated throughout
the country and arousing all to of their owl
interests, and their duty to their county.
Respectfully, yours.