The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-11-28
GOV. sHANNoNs LETTER.
We appead DIE Isller Of GOV. shannon ]

GOV. SHANNONo Lis y W EN'
We append lhe letter Of Gov. shannon N
vindication Of President Tyler and his Admins
is,ration. In times like the present. when the
selrconstitutsd managers OF party are "run
ming over rough. shod," and ''dragging 10 The
stake, every man OF high standing who daFes
to utter a word 10 behalf of the President No
preserved The Constitution and the People IRON
the Federal innicticn Of National Bank-and
offered up himself as a willing sacrifice, SO IhaI
the principles of his life might suffer 90 desc
cration-in such time, as these. nothing but
deep and settled conviction OF the Imperative
Justice of such course, and an utter disregard
of consequences when pertaining notle act
could have actuated such a man as Gov. Shan
non, to speak out, and speak freely, il Wind
ZION Of the much reved Chief Magistrate OF
our country.
And the convictions and feeling which I'M
PEELED Coy. Shannon TO make such bold .decia-
rations, are shared by the honest and unit rrieu
People OF the great Safe over which he pre-
side, and to greater or less degree in all the
States. These convictions and feelings can
not be reversed and reprcssed by party dc'a-
tors they must find vent sooner or later, aud
The longer IL is pur oil, the more certain ana Ell
fectual will be the destruction OF the dictatorai
Globe clique, when The day Of r,tribuion does
come.
When the Wing majority of 10000 IN Ohio
was reversed la year, Gov. Shannon wen
knew that the Republican party was indebted TO
The co cooperation of the friends of the President
for its victory; and he knows very II, maj
if the friends Of The President should be "ab-
solulely repeAed," as advised by The Globe, thai
not only Ohio, but large majority Of the
States '"would fall into the hands Of ultra Fede
rali,m."
WHY has the President been assailed by the
Globe politicians Has he declared his n;cn
ton to be candidate in 1874? If to Be can
guilty befrc he was executed. But the deed
has been done. The Globe and lis little pack
of yelpers, have illuminated the President far
more ineycusab!y than the ultra Wing sheets.
And nor the Democratic party zee sincerely
Geiieue, uiU administer a just rebuke, by de
cliniag to endorse The Globe and It's followers.
But TO the et'er, which speaks for itself bet
ter than we speak for il:
From he Clepeiand ( 0 Piainiealer
CLEtELAND, Nov. G, l9i3
To His Exc llsney, Wilson Shannon
SIR-At large and respectable meeting Of the
friends Of the Administration of the General Govern
ment held in this city Wednesday evening the l't
inst, the undersigned were appointed committee to
transmit to your Excellency, copy OF the resolu-
buttons which were adopted upon that occasion-
pressive Of the views and sentiments entertained by
portion of our feow-cilizens (and small portion
ether) in relation TO your public services but par-
cuary in relation to the mild conciliatory and judi
cous policy which you have adopted in the discharge
of the high aud important duties Of your high station;
and the disposition which YOU bake manifesied unon
all proper occasions, TO do justice 10 tn acts and
ea,ures of the Administration OF the General Coy
ernment-sustaining the Executive IN his endeavors
TO administer the affairs OF the same, in such man
ner as viii best subserve the cause Of republican
principles, and advance the prosperity and glory OF
our common county.
In performing the pleasing duty which has been
assigned us, OF conveying to you their sentiments,
permit US add our own convictions of the sound
ness of your principles, and the value Of your public
future welfare
We have the honor TO be, sir
Your most obodieni servants
III N, BARSTOW,
J. s. PERRY,
MICHAEL PHALEY,
p MATHEvlT,
WILLIAM KINNEY,
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