The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-02
Elom ne Chronicle and old Dominion.


Mn FprroR:-As have witnessed correct ana
roner disposition on your part TO do justice 10 Alr
'ryIer and as you have rebuked The seuseI,s' SPIN.
,ybich would prescribe one to whom the Nation owes
SO much throw myself on your courtesy Tor lhe
use of your columns Purposlng series oil lel' %
bold IN 10 INV democratic brethren, true eNPO,I.a
of the principles and course of Mr.. Tyler and o. DIE
ustrate TO them clearly and orclbly II can NE I1c
that they owe TO that eminent man ueOl Of gI'.,-
tude which they should not hesitate 10 acknowledge
and as a matter of Justice To receive hm INTO ilN
communion am aware that some presses, clamrg
mar erosuence TO speak the sentiment Of The kopun
can party using the most strenuous EFFORTS 70 ktc
the mass Of the people in ignorance as to he ICa m
tives of the President and IN iuthefanoe o. uaI t"
iect assail his acts with torrent oil NlhdlruNe de-
nunciation II is the duty Of every sincere friend "a
hi, country-of every man who PROCESSES those luu-
ciples to advance which Jefferson devoted all the
orgies of his mighty intellect, to scan closely he .
tipes which actuate the opposition TO the President
by the presses aforementioned, and beneath uc
face Of which evidently turks more than meets TIE
superficial observer These attacks are coNclty
aimed al men who stand in the way OF their own pc
culiar ayolite and if detected and exposed are sure
to do his cause rreparable injury. There i mean
ness groveng meanness about the sPeclr' Of war
fare, so foreign to the open honesty which always
which deserves not indignation, but whitening scUu-
and VIII ch is soon 10 recoil on the authors.
Attached to that party which arrayed against
General Harrison, and devoted TO the cause Of tI-
opponent | can truly declare that no man more
slrenuously advocated the reelection Of Mr. Van
Buren, than the humble citizen who traces Ii 81 lines
was of course, in conn on with The whole
country, that the party 10 which | stood opposed,
ever throughout the conflict in cunyonnon--ou the
Ilustings-and through the presses refused 10 base
the issue upon Principles-but keep every thing Of
this sort shrouded from the public gaze They never
dreamed of contingency, which by the providence
of God, was permitted TO occur, and it Is my solemn
conviction that had the apprehension OF that calamity
TO them, been remotely ioreshadowcd, John Tyler,
never would have received the nomination at thCIr
hands. Ii was an artlul trick, that nomination 50
far the wings were concerned, which has rccollcd
upon the authors-who are responsible alone for any
disappointment, they may have experienced for
Mr.. Tyler made sacrifice Of his prime pies, and the
whole tenor of his political life is fraught with eN
dence that uniess he the base aposate, they have
the audacty to claim him TO be- he never would have
sanctioned the projected by Henry Clay and
his servile followers IN Congress. We, OF the Re
publican party, in this State at least, knoto that MI
Tyler was pointed 10 triumphanuy the imboaI-
ment Of Republican principles That whenever aud
wherever charged the seif-sYled Wing party vii,
design to create National Bank, thai his view
upon that question were loudly appealed TO, and
untingy asked if such an issue was presented,
or contemplated, would they supper, man for the
Vice Presidency, aud who President OF the Senate
might have the casting vote, whose opinions against
the measure had been promulged time after time, 5s
was matter of record Who had often and repeat
eddy affirmed his conviction Of ITS unconstituionaly
In this way the question was eSaded, and honest
men led astay by the apparent plau'ibllity Of the
mode of reasoning, settled down into the conviction,
that change II men, not Of measures, al Ihgt
contemplated and this belief the Federal orators
every where continued TO impress upon the people
But strange TO say, when the declaration, made
before the election, made matleroi fact after The
election, by a conformity thereto Of Mr. Tyl,rs
course, he is charged with treachery by one party
and loaded with denunciation by ortion (and thauH
God it is becoming smal) Of the other
Let me a.k-spurnng to question ultra Clay 10
eralists who too rabid, TO acknowledge merit
any but their ldol--et me ask the honest yeo-
many e the land-and in this immediate section the,
know John Tyler is in truth their iriendf this far
treatment lf it eyinccs correct and proper spirit
To denounce man, whose services in defending the
Constitution from violation entiue him to lasur
gratitude and whose principles are boldly proclaimed
and maintained 10 be Jeilersonian!
! confidently predict the time is rapidly drawing
nigh, when Justice viii be done John Tyler When
the clouds and the msts which are thrown around
his character and conduct by artiul and designing
men shall be dissipated-when smooth falsehoul-
naked perjury and enyenomel detraction shall fade
away before the light Of Reason and Truth,
"-crushed to Earth will rise again"
Star fthe ascendant, and resistess In its naked
majesty.
One OF THE PEOPLE.