The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1842-02-25
THE FRIENDS OF THE ADMINISTRA-
TON IN PHILADELPHIA.

We commend TO the attention Of our readers
the proceedings of an enthusiastic meeting in
another column. Philadelphia has made no.
bic demonstration in behalf Of the patriotic
principles of the President. The Presidents
letter deveopes his principles and purposes.
He apiH nerer be moulded to suit the rieirs OF
ambitious aspirants. Factions may exist but
they will never reign while he is President.
The Rubcon was crossed when he refused to
submit to the dictation of an irresponsible party,
claiming the right to govern him and control
the Administration. To retreat from the posi-
ton assumed when the two new heads OF the
old HYDRA were crushed, would be disgrace-to
submit to the behests of unprncped leaders,
however powerful they may be,) whose over
throw has been universally acknowledged by
the country, and humbly admitted by them
selves, would be dishonor. The President is
incapable Of either. He appeals to the people ;
TO the people he will go. They will uphold his
Administration He asks for no " Tyler party"
Any party believing it JUST may support the
Administration. If the Administration shall
win the applause of the country, must certain
men, because they were Wings or Democrats,
be unceremoniously thrust out of>the ranks OF
the Administration party? Shall the door be
slammed in their faces2 Heaven forbid Who
composed the meeting in Philadelphia Wings
and Democrats mingled together They met
on neutral ground They met as FREEMEN, and
resolved to sustain an INDEPENDENT President
Look at the independent press, in all the large
cities-the independent press is with the Ad-
ministraton. The cumbrous presses of aristo-
cratic cliques, whose conductors are fed by mo-
nopolizing corporations, sheer at the "penny
Sheets" and offer double faced support to
the Administration, prorided all the Govern
ment patronageis giren them. The INDEpEN-
DENT PRESSES support the Administration vo-
UNFAIRLY, in behalf Of PRINCIPLE and demand
no venal reward The poor are with them
them; they must triumph.
Every Wing is not an ultra Bank man; nor
every Democrat Bentonian humbugger 1t is
TO the moderate men that the country looks for
salvation. Behold New Hampshire. The mo-
derate and rational Democrats Of the granite
: assembled together, and adopted this, among
other patriotic resolutions:
Resolved, That we approve many of the measure:
of John Tyler since he came into the Executive chan
of the Nation that the country is deeply indebted tc
him for his successive vetoes of bills charterng
National Bank or Fiscal Agent with the most odiou
features that we hail the magnanmous spirit tina
has in many carried out the declared Whil
doctrine of refusing to prescribe men in Office fol
mere opinions sake; that will forgive in 50 :, l.
erous an opponent President Tyler, the few de-
partures which have been made under him in the re-
mova from Office of political opponents provided he
will hereafter make no change-except for some
known cause independent Of political action anc
opinions in any commission running for specific
time when that time arrives, he will do injustice tc
himself to continue opponent in office where he
had friend equally capable and honest to fill it.
p S-We have learned, since the abov
was written, that further and yet more de
cided demonstration in favor of the Administra
ton, will be male in the Granite State in few
DAYS