The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-30

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Not one u The other candidates vetoed . t"hna
states Bank Ia hispsrtculAs General Jackson and
Pres,dent Tyler, stand On The same level A.s -
the democracy arussd reduction 10 General Jass
ios hn veto, ought they no, nov 10 make hr same
award ia the shape Of ,sasnssaaissa 10 frss'asn'
1ysrl There ~ another reason Why tht no"ss"sti"'
should not be gwen any other csrdsdste and that
is, that the nominee VI the Dc@osrssie Nau.na'
Convention will run upon ''ths Bank question rfe'
sideni ~ Ter Is Just the who should run on this
momcuious issue. lie raised II, and the wings de-
nounced him for il. Why should be no, be- pa' be-
fore the people this hes osra, question Justice GO
mands that tie who should gather IN The harvest
No one should be permitted 10 wear Mt tylerr
robes o. triumph, when Mr., Tyler |" able 70 wea,
them 80 yictoriousy through the coming Presidential
contest, himself His diet ngusbed competitors are
all known, and well esteemed Ia their ia""vdiaf,
neghto,hood but Of them have that UNIVERSAL
popularity amonsihe people that President Ter has
Nor Is this matter Of mere assertion, Tor The
proof is at hand We all remember, that when The
present Chief Magistrate Of the nation sent his OBJ
ections against the Clay Bank bills 10 Congress, with
what hearty applause his yetoes were greeted by the
democracy all the country. II WAS not here and
there that the huzzas Of the party were heard, bu
every where, on high ways and by ways on the lakes
auu rNcIo, IN ciuee, oWn> suo "amies'.
~ nook and corJer Of the republic cheers TO Tyler
and his vetoes were heard. Thus we see his PoPu
larty with the party has been every where tested
His nomination il will thus be seen, would meet with
the enthusiastic appreciation OF the people. In Sc
lecting candidate for the Presidency, II is matter
Of the deepest concern, that We should name one
that is we'll known to the people, and about whom
there can be doubt as TO his popularity with the
democratic family Of the republic.
In our judgment, President Tyler is that man, and
we base our opinion upon the universal thanks SEM
up to him by the democracy in every part Of the con
federacy, when he destroyed the Bank schemes Of h'
wings by annihilating them with his veto thunder
bolt which the Constitution SO judicousiy vested IL
the Chief Magistrate Of the nation
man runs best for public station with the peo
pie whose deeds eminently conspicuous, tbs
they stand out in bold relief upon the popular mind
Thus, if be asked, what has President Tyler done
to entite him to nomination to the Presidency, we
have the same ready answer that was given when
General jackson run second time, viz ;-"He vo
toed the United States Bank"--and this deed Is moi
known TO few, but to every man, woman and child
in the nation. General Jackson was reelected ri
umphanty upon his veto, and the democratic rani
and file, are anxiousy waiting to render the same
justice 10 John Tyler.