Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-12
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A Convention of the friencs Of NJ. Tyler recently
assembled in Ba,imore-Mr. Moreau Forrest IN Tie
| Chair. They issued we'll written Address "Ta Tie
citizens OF the United States" in behalf of the Ad
mnisraon, AID IN ndston Of the prelersocs
Of Mr. Tyler TO TIE Pres dental Chair We shall not
anayse sttements-b cannot precisely catch lis
object, It be TO prepare his itnds 10 rally upon
him at tie B,limore Convention of May They
set out with saying, "The time is al hand when the
Democratic party should frankly canvass the relative
and merits of the varons candidates whose
names ba been presented t, the Democracy for coz.
slderaton al the Convent on which 10 be held Nav
next" Bot they recommend no plan OF operations
for the purpose OF bringing Mr. 1y Ter before Con.
vention. The MadIsonian re-patl shes their Address
but contends, that "tae purpose oil lis authors and
approrers the different wards has already heen fore.
stalled Nv the central Jacohn Club, perpetual ses
SION at W ashngton II a!i-ms. that The Gl,be ha,
repeatedly said that Mr. Tyers name shall no. be a.
tered IN the Baltimore Convenlicn-ard the friends #
Van Bnren have sustained IT. |, has assaied ard ca.
Illuminated the President and the friends If his rdnins.
tra,ion, even more than the Clay presses and III,
friends of MIR. Van Buren, in Congress hare mate II
ttcir organ Therefore, far The power and NIGH.
of the Van Buren, party can %, the Globe omnrpo.
tent The hladisonIan thus processes believe liza,
the Convention of Baltimore is "a Van Buren, no. a
National Convention and appeals 10 the pride OF
the friends of all the other candidates. VIII, tier ey
will JOIN IN Swelling with their presence The lumphal
procession of Mr.. Van Buren, IN ls45 and Of - his
appointed successor in 10 and -
As for Mr.. Tyler. tar Madlsonan seems 10 discis m
any concurrence with the movements Of the Conven-
tIon and with passion than prudence dee ares
that "we who know John Tyler best, prefer To be de-
sroyed with him, rather than undergo the humlaiinr
ceremony of craven Submission th- base nGu s,orii
tribunal established By the tools OF Washington. And
wat! none but time t. II and by US We doubt
no, the Baltimore city Democratic Tyler Convention
wall cieeriuly shlre the fat reserved Tor the Pres
dent
For Gtsclairn the
as we'll the log C Of the Mntrsonan. NJ press
rules the Democratic press. The Globe, with all
fts fine talents, and al! lis distinguished services
cannot assume The power OF "Cenral Club
| As far the Van Buren, party concerned i
not omni poten--hpugh there is press IN the
Union, which hns more influence, perhaps much. a
the Globe Yet is idle To attempt 10 make press
any the dictator OF the party Wh1', rh"u,h
the Globe may have offended Hlr TJl-r; Naa'.
though owing u particular and strcng consd sraons
hu, not at all connected with Mr. Tyler lis Editors
have been reelected The Prnters 10 the House, Is
any reason Why Mr. r. Ter should now throw han
self against the Republican par,y-d lam the
men,s Of the Convention, and do a.. IN his power
10 promots The election of Mr.. Clay Let Mr. Tylr
come before the Convention and our life IL, Il he he
the Of lis delegates, the Rorntl party ),
90 for him in preference Mr. Clay. she then gch
lncened with the Globe that he viii only sacrifice
Mr. Van Barren, but his ?roicssad prime pies upon
the shrine OF the Federal leader Dies he act from
revenge and is it possible for him to deicst Marlin
Van Buren, more than Henry Clay
The appeal to the Madsonian IS vain. |. wII not
succeed producing c1flton and distinct
conve with the friends of the other CANDIDATES
They the abyss with which we are threatened
Thy sFe the danger OF electing Mr. Clavand Of So
curing his success by divisions Tney will pr.
nnion, and ascension, sthe rock Of our raj
y-Wiih them generally, and with few exceptions the
badge OF the Carroll Association Will be Their &
sign: "USIoS choice, the nominee Of tIe National
| Democratic Congention-Under this flag will
qner in Sii Should IT be the " II Of the Reputi
can party, speaking through their Delegates at Bait
more that Mr.. v Is. should be their candidate 10 redress
the wrongs which all suffered his person from lie
outrages of the Wings in $40, the Iadisonian may
rest assured that the Republicans Of every clique and
classification Will go for him, with very !ew exceptions
We appeal therefore "lhe sober second thought o..
the 5Iadson'an-"e appeal from Ph'lp drank to
Philip sober from the passion of Mr. Tyler ftients
10 their cooler judgment-fom spirit of bind resent
ment to their regard for Their principles and their coan.
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