The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-18
TIE GERMAN DEMOCRATS.

The following spontaneous manifestation Of the
respect in which President Tyler and his manfu
course held by the German voters Of TN, coun-
try, was made at meeting Of tie German Demo
cratic Association Of the city Of New York held on
the 18th instant, when the following preamble aud
resolutions were unanimously adopted
Uhereas the time has arrived when 1t appears pro-
pc. and nec,s sary once more TO proclaim publicly
principles, aud firm resolve faithfully to adj
here to then and,
Uhreai, every Democrat has an iudubnablc and
unlimited right, free and openly TO declare bis views
in favor Of any one candidate, whose principles are
Democratic, without mourning the danger of having
his Democratic principles drawn into doubt; there.
fore be it
RssoIred That this association entirely approves Of
and sanctions the following principles, 10 Wit: No
Bank Revenue Tariff; strict Interpretation Of
tie Constitution a. cNpCundcI by Jefferson no Pub
lie Debt; Personal Responsibility Of Public Officers
General Suffrage, and a General System u EIuca-
ton.
Resoired, I hat we will support, FOR the next Pre-.
sdcncy, the candidate nominated 10y a National Com
NeuiIon which is composed Of delegates chosen 10y
districts, and none Others
Rr'o!rsd, That tins association without hesitation
cordially approves of the noble action Of John Ty.
ler IN imposing his veto upon the Bank bills present.
ca Iul Ms appreciation.
RSoircd, hat the Democracy Of this Union Will
for ever remain Indebted m gratitude a. President
John Tyler iur having saved the country from TIE
curse Of Bank which, at least for long series Of
years, would lave checked again the prosperity and
energy Of this great nation
Rco'rcd, hat this association will congratulate
itself and has perhaps already reason TO do so #
men who never he'd distinct Ilca Of what are De-
mocratlc prInciplcs, who, from private interest,"
slmiotc principles Of winch their natural cupidity
knows nothing, keep away from tic meetings OF this
association, and occasion m 1t no further disturbances
The following resolution lpassed at a former meet
ing) was then again proposed aud adopted
Rooirrd, That this association considers itself an
Independent body, whose Democratic principles only
ally It with SUCH the principles Of whom IN rR,crtoE
as irfH as h60Iy agree with ours. We recognize no
other political authority than convictions and
such resolutions as shall be adopted 10y after pro-
per consideration. We therefore shaH never permit
ourselves TO DO dictated TO controlled on any sub
Jcct by Tammauy Han or other political organs, aud
every bond, which apparently or in reality has CON
ncclcd Us with any other political organization VIC
hereby declare 90 be- dissolved or not to exist.
STEAMSHIP peNcrroN This noble war.steamcr
was to have weighed anchor this morning at O'clock
on trip 10 Staten island where she will receive or
board the large Paixhan gun which has proved so
powerful an engine Of war 10y late experiment at the
Hook She wnl probably run up 10 New York
md Their &C back TO this port where her equipment
VIII be completed. This trip will afford Captain
stockton line opportunity t. test the speed Of his
iayofito ship, and we trust and believe his expccts-
ton viii be fully realized.-Pha Z. S. Gazette