The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-02-11
REpuBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE

announcement anu Iesoiutiohs VI Inc NePu""-
can Committee:
REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
At regular meeting of the Committee friendly To
the general administration held at Military Hall, on
Monday evening, February the 9th, the following
resolutions were uSASIMoUsLY adopted -
Resolved, That this convention entertain the most
exalted sentiments Of respect and confidence for his
Excellency JOHN TYLER, and IN view OF the eminent
services he has rendered to his country in the various
stations to which he has been elevated hereby re-
commend him to the People OF THE UNITED STATES
as suitable candidate for the office Of President at
the next ensuing Presidential election.
Resoiped, That for the purpose Of bringing his
claims before the American People, il is expedient to
call PUsLIc Mass MEETING of the friends of Presi
dent Tyler to be held the 18th day of March next
at Military Hall, at half past seven O'Clock, to adopt
such proceedings as they may deem proper.
Resolved That committee consisting OF one per-
son from each ward be appointed to correspond with
distinguished friends Of MIR. Tyler throughout the
Union requesting them to attend the public meeting
in this city, and assist in its deliberations.
Resolved, That the Executive Committee be au-
thorized to add to their NUMBER and TO include cIt-
zens not members of this committee, to carry the
important objects Of the foregoing resolutions.
Resolved, That these proceedings be published in
the Union and Aurora of this city and other journals
throughout the State and Union friendly TO President
Tyler.
The AURORA (also containing them) makes
the following remarks:
GREAT ADMINISTRATION MEETING.
TIE true friends of the Administration will hail
with pleasure the above call of the General Com
mittee for mass meeting in this city, on the 18th
of March next. We predict that this will be great
gathering Of the honest portion Of the people, among
whom it hardly fail to arouse spirit OF enthu-
siasm in behalf Of upright, straightforward and
unwa vering republican President, that will shake the
confidence and ovcrturn the corrupng schemes OF the
base party slaves who foolshly imagine that they can
control the destnes of the country and lead the peo
| pie captive at their will.
II is time for the real friends of the administration
to show themselves in the front Of the hght-to Sc
parate themselves from the hypocrtes, the unfahfu
and the lukewarn, and enter vigorously into the con-
| test There must be skulkng in the ranks-no
half-and-half men must be allowed within the lines
and every man who claims rank in the Tyler army
must enlist for the war, buckle his armoi and put
his shoulder to the wheel in right good earnest we
look TO the proposed meeting as the day when active
movements shall commence here; and when an or
ganization will be perfected which shall embrace IN
harmonious and energetic action all true republicans
who regard the honor and interests Of the country as
above the claims of party and party leaders On that
day, we expect the people will put in motion ball
that will eventually crush the unnatural party lines
which have long separated the true friends Of the
country-abolish party savery-dethrone the tyrant
King Caucus-and triumphanuy sustain the ncorrup-
tble and fearless friend Of the country JONI Tyler,
in his endeavors to promote the prosperity and hap
piness Of the people.