The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-03-14

| scribod. Moot of those who abuse President Tyler
fjr his veto admit this but il is deemed necessary
by the friends OF another prominent candidate for the
Presidency, to fnd fault with something on the part
OF all other candidates. United States Bank was
not learn, popular in Ohio, two years ago; and men
ton of one purposely avoided in the resolutions
pa sed by the convention at that time is the sub
eci mentioned in the proceedings Of the late con'eh-
ton. And not only SO, but Thomas Ewing, who sup
posed he had annihilaed the President is in Ohio no
more than what | believe he always was, common
man. Although residing but thirty miles OF, he DID
not make his appearance at the conventions but on
the night of the convention he harangued some few
persons in the bar room Of The Neil House for a few
minutes in a clumsy way. His abuse Of the Presi-
dent not well received and early the next morn
ing he made of for his home. The belief was preva-
lent that Gov Corwin had refused, rrevocaby, to he
again a candidate for the Office of Governor and |
am told that he would have adhered to his refusal
had the prospect been good for The nomination of Mr.
Ewing, he and the latter being bosom friends, But
Mr.. f. has sank to Use no more. have heard his
conduct severely commented upon by some OF those
who were formerly among his warmest political friends
county court lawyer his elevation to the head Of
the Treasury was too sudden His head was too
weak to stand it,. MIR. Corwin is very popular with
the people-of this popularity the Wing par
ty intends TO take advantage for the pur-
pose of bringing majority into the next
Leglslature-in any other respect the Office Of
Governor is Of but little Importance, there being
hardly any power and no patronage attached 20
1t. Happening To put up at the same house in which
the Governor lodges (lhe Neil Ilouse,) / had the
pleasure Of an introduction. He was laboring under
ndispo .ition at the time Of the Convention
In addition 10 Thomas Ewing, heard the names Of
some twoor three gentlemen candidates for Cover
nor in the event of Gov. Corwin absolutely declir-
ing, the most prominent of whom were Elisha Whit
tesey, of Trumbul comfy, and James Wilson,
Jefferson. II being understood that Mr. Whittlcsey
preferred his station in Washington to this honor,
think the choice would have fallen upon Mr.. Wilson.
The latter is an Old editor, and understand is now
connected with the newspaper press; he seemed 10 be
avorte among the editors Of his own party as well
as with very many members Q! the convention. He
is, learn, warm friend ofMr. Webster and is sus-T
pected of Tylersm but appears to possess much IL
fuence with his own party, He formerly
member Of the Legislature, and is now or was, Judge
Of one of the courts. He is distinguished for sound
and correct views Of State policy, and for old Jelersos
man Democracy.
As to the Administration the Democratic party ID
Ohio is opposed to it, because it Of ther choice;
and the ultra-Whigs opposed to it because they
want to see Mr.. Clay in the Presidential Char; but
the people at large will judge of the Administration
by its acts In addition to this there is strong aud
warm feeling in favor of Mr., Webster of long stand
ing. One half probably, Of the Wings prefer MIR.
Webster to Mr. Clay as President, and they look for
ward to his succeeding President Tyler, after the lat
ter shall have served another term, or in other
words, term in his right This gives the
Administration greater strength in Ohio than as vel
appears upon the surface of things. DIR. Miller,
of the talented editors of the Old School Republican,
is sangilne to President Tyler receiving the vote
of Ohio and he reasons upon that probability with
what appears to me much judgment and with much
knowledge Of public men and popular opinion But
have scrubbed away until but one blank side is loft
for the direction You may probably hear from nc
again from Cincinnati; am my way there, to
about getting specie as this is pay day
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