The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-04-06
From the NJ o. Advertiser.
rr1r sROI1ND WE STAND ON.

,rhe ground we stand on is that occupied by the
soye,esn People, not by the corrupt herd of point
clans "Our country first, our country always
the motto of the Administration and its suPpoi,esi
Not so with the Wing and Locoioco PolIea ,hrans
men who infest the halls of legislation, who III
the offices of public trust and proht' w Thav IN,
is Our party first, our party AWAY faces with
on the garb Of patriotism, they cover ,i. ,IL ahly
~, ,noi - The country but in their hearts they
care moi damn" for either. Their grand oD)eci !.
to hold power, to elevate to me En'e,
man who will be their INSCRIPTIONS TOOL
TWAS thstyranny of party, for base rtypuFPosssi
which induced Mr. Tyler To place his foot upon the
infamous Bank Bills Of the Extra Session. he saw
that the legislation of the Wing party IN Congress
was not for the good of the country but was INTENDED
to advance special party purpose, besides violating
the Constitution and infcting direct injury upon
the People Hesaw that the contest was between the
Money Power and the Popular Power and his choice
was made. lie barred his breast TO the battle ana
armed by the sword of the Constitution, ne oVei'hie"
and routed the enemies of the People.
The tyranny of party for the country purposes, /"
absolutely necessary but to secure those PURPOSES
the material must I've drawn from the pure loun'an'
of the People not from the politicians muddy s',eIi
II is the Peoples he Administration sahus "
and that cause must be defended ny i'ui'iuu
ected from the People ;,,.
When we hear the e"rs of our opponents anu JDo !:
Of our enemies at what they call the iyler parry, y
makes our blood flow quickly for these men, tnese
POLITICIANS know anu Ieel iuat the e'P..Ss
and they dread the result The great People sustain
heart and hand the Administration OF honest John
TYLER bee ause they that he is OF them and WIN
them and when the hour comes, as surely II VIII
come, the Tyler party will sweep like a hurricane
over the country, and leave the vain and arrogant
Wings and Locofocos, who now affect to be the lead
en of the People, gaping and staring with wonder
ut their defeat.
The ground we stand on, is the Peoples ground
John Tyler goes Tor the direct exercise of The constr
tutional power to make a uniform iedeemable paper
currency. So do the People. John Tyler goes for
maintaining, at all hazards, the honor of the country
in its intercourse with foreign nations. SO do the
People. John Tyler goes for an economical admins
raon of the aais of the nation by the ard OF honest
and capable friends Of his measures of policy SO do
the People John Tyler goes for submitting his adj
minisu alton to the test of its acts. So dothe People
John Tyler asks the nation to roll back the tide OF
abuse and viication which the Clay party and the
Locofocos have let loose upon his head. The People
will do it.
John Tyler is the Peoples man, and he has the
wisdom and the courage TO carry into ell ct every
measure which their interest demands. His veto
are loer acts Of courage than any which the conque
ror of nations could boast Of The People know and
this and they further know and see that he has al
his side brave and ssiu generals, from the broad
shouldered Webster, to the aboriuus Wickliffe al
ready to do or die the administration OF their affairs
and the protection of their sacred rights from foreign
aggression.
Huzza then, for the ground we stand on.