The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1842-07-30
From the To,oanda { Pa. Banner and Democrat.
THE VETO

The message Of President Tyler, giving his reasons
for disappearing of the " little tariff bill, VIII DC
found in columns to-day This act OF the fresi-
dent, added to his two bank Vetoes, entities MN 10
the warmest thanks Of his country and 70 the gra'-
tude Of all honest supporters of Democratic princl-
PIES 1t is true that John Tyler was elected TO the
Vice Presidency by the Whg party or through It's IN
strumentality but it is equally true that he was run
as Den.ocrai-a Vugiaia STATES Rights Republican o.
the Jefferson school He eschewed none Of his former
anti bank nor n-hgh tariff opinions, while the Wing
leaders made free of them to obtain Democratic
support in Democratic States When, therefore,
through the death of General Harrison, the high and
responsible duties Of the Chief Maglstracy OF this
Union fell upon the present in-umbent he stood be-
fore the country unrenouncing Dem crat, pledged
by his former and opinions to carry out the
principles of Democracy in his administration OF the
Governments and although-as we presume rather
from feeling of courtesy and in spirit OF comPro
mise, than from any concurrence OF senhment-he
has yielded several important points to the Wings as
in the repeal of the Independent Treasury and the
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands, he
has nevertheless the delicacy of his situation and all
circumstances considered, eylnced an independence,
honesty of purpose, and rega for consistency,
worthy of all praise and commentator. When we
examine his Administration from the commence
ment, we certainly find more to approve than con-
denim, while it cannot be denied there have existed
peculiar circumstances which go far to excuse his
official sanction of and acquiescence IN those mea-
sures which have concted with the views and prl-
| ciples of the Democratic party.
| 1t is now settled that no tariff bill can become
| law during Mr.. Tylars term, which violates the
Compromise bill and continues in force the Land
Distribution act This is Notifying to the ultra
Wings as it is gratifying to the Democracy, and
while the latter exultng with triumph, the Tor
mer violently assailng the President, threatening
summary vengeance upon his head and the country,
| and inventing and untried schemes for heading
Capt. Tyler. But while desperate demagogues are
thus employed in embarrassing the Executive and
clio ging the wheels of Government, to the no small
detriment of the public interests, the PEOPLE are
neither unmndu of the total disregard OF the wants
of the country by the Federal Congress- nor blind to
the real ends intended TO be accomplished by Its cor
rupt appliances. We rejoce to some of the most
obnoxious schemes of Whiggery defeated, and we
are sure the Democracy of this section Of the coun-
try will heartily unite with in congratulations up
on an occasion of so much Importance as the third
Veto Of President Tyler Whilst his Federal enemies
are attempting by trick to head" him. the President
is gaining strength and support to his Admins
tration, by choosing the which is conscience
tells him is right, in preference to performing the
miserable part Of slave to an unprincpled party,
and acting instrument in the hands OF stOckJob-
bers and bank nabobs for the creation Of monopohes
to subsdize the country, crown HENRY CLAY Mon
arch of the SOIL and make their proprieors "Peers
of the Realm