The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-19

wee Presidents,
Henry Rhoads Major John Elmer
George Goodhart Charles kerp1r
George Boyer Feler Rapp
! j. Augustus Feather Charles Schroe hler
Ferdinand IL. Whitman Henry Felix
Henry Fibert George Row
| Lewis Diell George Di troh
VIM Hayden Jacob Price
Solomon Doebler, John Lott
Secretaries,
VIM. Spay'd Fichthorn Solomon Stout
The meeting having been organized, George G.
Barclay, Esq. presented the following preamble and
resolutions, which were read and adopted by acca-
nation.
WHEREAS, the time has arrived when il becomes
all the friends of democracy avow their principles
and organize for the great contest which must
So n take place, between the friends of equal rights
on the one side, and the forces of federalism the
other AND WHEREAS, il has been the custom Of the
democratic party, from the days of Jefferson to meet
in their primary assemblies and give their views in
regard to or measures, without fear or favor
Therefore,
Resolved, That we hold il of the first principles
of the democratic party To support those men, and
those men oIly, whom they know TO be true to the
democratic principles, without regard 10 dictaion
from any quarter.
Resoired, That in John Tyler the President of the
United States, we find the worthy follower Of the
illusrious champions Of republican doctrines, who
have preceded him in tins elevated station, and the
consistent disciple of Thomas jefferson, The apostle Of
Democracy.
Resoired, That the firm adherence to principles,
which in spite of the denunciaons of Interested de-
magogues and hackneyed politicians, has charactc-
rized ms administration, proves that he possesses, IN
eminent degree, those qualities which so much en-
deared the illustrous JACK son to the people, ard
that ne deserves, he will receive the support OF
the honest hearted and unpre JUDGED of all parties.
Resolved That the reckless and unprncipled as
saults which have been made upon the adminsira-
ton by partisan prints, and yenal editors, alike
destitute Of common decency, and disgracelul to the
national character and cannot but recol on the heads
Of their auth rs.
Resoired That other candidate can so entirely
concentrate the support Of the honest portion OF all
pares-ihe tue friends of republican principles
the unbiased farmers and mechanics and working
men of the nation, as JonN Tyler.
ReSo'red That The democracy can never forget,
that when the nation the eve of being again
cursed with National Bank, with power to contract
and expand The currency al pleasure, President Tyler
ineriered, and by the manly exercise Of his consiu-
tioDal rights, sranglcd the monster in lis birih,-
The whole country now enjoying the advantages oil hrs
wisdom and moral courage.
Resoiped That every act of EresilnL IuLsr,sl lis
1tior--every document that has emanated from hi.
pen, and every measure of his administration prove
That he Is democrat, thoroughly imbued with true
democratic principles, and IN eminent degree
worthy the support Of the friends Of our pure repub-
lican institutions.
Resoired That We call upon the independent voters
OF lhe nation TO Judge the administration Of Pfesi-
deht Tyler by ITS acts aud not by the uniounded ac-
cusatlos aud interested assertions Of partisan editors
Resoiutd, That the result OF all our political expe-
renee -, that true democrats we can support only
those men that have the Nil and the intelligence 10
inquire and ascertain what is good for the people aud
the country, and that have determination enough TO
adhere TO carry II OUT and that since, believe, that
John Iyler has royed himself to be Of this stamp and
character, be IS and shall be our man.
hsoir'd, That We place the most unlimited conf (
dence IN The ability and sound republican prne piles
oi me ZION James NJ Porter, regarding his call 10 a
seat m The national cabinet a. deserved tribute of re-
gard to an esteemed citizen, and a fatiering comp-
ment To The Democracy Of Pennsylvania.
fesoirtd, That we approve Of the nomination Of
John Ritter, Esq, the veteran editor Of the Reading
Eagle, believing his nomination TO the national Con.
gres' TO be called for by long and wellspen life OF
public services.
Re'oired That we approve Of the whole ticket
framed IN the Democratic convention this day
pedgng ourselves 10 stand by "the ticket the whole |
tcket and nothing but the ticket II is composed
OF democrats, good and true" and "worlhy and
and well qualified" TO discharge the duties OF those
Offices, 10 which they will soon be called by the suf
irages Of their fellow citizens.
Rtsoired, That rs Democrats we desire the com
peie union and harmony OF the party ~ all its future
conflicts, pledging ourselves IN the name OF Jous
fLrR To abide by the decision Of the Democrats
,nepuohcsH Convention, TO be held at Baltimore in /
n'sy next, ana mat whoever may be the candidate &C
u's party we shall be found battling in his ranks
hesotred, That he shall receive IN old BerLs alone
a majority Of 6,000yotes
Alter the above resolutions were adopted, Georre
g. Barclay Eq., being called upon from all parts OF
the meeting proceeded to address the assembled null
tlnde in has usual able and impressive manner lie
stated that though personally ndisposcd he was will
ing at all times TO make effort TO meet the wishes
OF his fcllow-ctizens, and especially when called up
on by so large and respectable an assembly Ilc
then proceeded 10 review the course Of the present
National Administration, showing conclusivey tho
claims which the President, has upon the confidence
and support Of all true Repubcans-all who love /
their county better than party The principles Of
The Jcfcri oman Democracy as excmpli6ed in the /
Administration Of President Tyler, were warmly en-.
Iogsed and met with an ardent response frou, the |
meeting. The address was cheercd in the most en-
thusiastic manner
On motion of Henry Rhoads, Eu
R''oirtd, That the proceedings of this meeting he
punished III ihe Democratic par ers Of Bekcs county
on molon, The meeting adl ourned with nine cLests
Tor John Tyler and Democracy
In New York. on Friday child aged betwccn
two and three years met its death by taking yirio,
from bottle which unfortunately permitted IA.
come within its reach
ACQUITTED. Carter, who has been on trial so,nc |
Ihrcc week, for the murdcr nftI,o ~ 49,. r. d, |