The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-09-25
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

MoxDAy MOANING, Sept. 25, i6i3.


heard strange rumors, which you ought 10 hear
1t is said that whilst the President was absent from
Washington, some selfish and designing in Tho
parts have mentioned, did most miracuously sue
eeed in ousiing from Office several Of the truest
and most efficient friends Of President Tyler, and
liberal supporters Of the government paper Two Of
these removed gentlemen have seen, and both are
still the friends of the Administration One Of
them, convinced that the changes were effected by
means of false information and gross misrepresenta-
| tons communicated to the Heads Of Departments,
and impressed with the belief that the President will
NORTONlZE such movements, as Old Hickory did
moro than once so far from rushing into the Of
Clayism, was expected, IS now putting into the
hands of all his neighbors, your Vindcation Of tie
President"
But still guess the false iniormation- manufactu
rers have injured your paper. After succeeding in
oustiug of the friends Of the Administration,
they very busy in circulating report among those
remaining in Office throughout that region that those
who known as the supporters of the Madisonan,
would, by means of a most mysterious influence soon
share the fate of those just decapated The effect
OF this may be easily imagined-you have no doubt
fA it. II you can indite line or two to counterac
these injurious reports and Influences il willbe we'll
A YANKEE.
The President will not hesitate, we are sure,
to repair any such injuries inflicted on his
friends, by the means named by our correspon-
dent. Nor will any influence phdterer, whe-
Their mysterious or otherwise, hereafter
achieve the removal of any friend, without
good cause We say this 10 :" counteracP The
"reports" said 10 be in circulation, and because
we know that the friends of the Admin'stra
ton will be shielded from moleslation. As for
the supporters of the " Government paper,
being lorewarned of The mac ,inations OF our
enemies, we shall endeavor 10 be Jorearmed.
Let III, III pay no attention 10 the mlsrepios enta-
tons OF the Grading politicians" For our
own private convenience, we shall draw oil and
keep by us list of the names of our valued
supporers.-ED. MAD.
The following preamble and resolutions were
adopted by the Repeal Convention in New
York
Whereas, the division Of the human race into those
great families OF men called nations a divine ordi
nance intended to deyelopc and give activity TO the
nobes powers and sentiments of the mind and
Whereas, Vaccinations Of fraud or misgovernment
to deprive any people Of their independent national
existence initiates against this ordinance, tends TO
the degradation and debasement Of that people, and
thereby TO prejudice the general society OF mankind
the ieiore
Resolved, That it is the right and duty of all free
states, and Of al good men, 10 exert their peaceful
influence 10 prevent such injurious attempts and
shield the threatened from destruction.
Resolved, That, judging the present legislative
nl Rrita and hx
parrcida character of the acts, Itself part of the
Irish parliamentary the means which were employe /
10 obtain it-by the blighting consequences The
trade, commerce, manufactures and agriculture OF
Ireland which have attended is existence the
fierce and unreasoning tenacity with which, a rob-
Der to ms prey, the ultra tory ministers of Great
Britain tighten their grasp of A. whilst the united
millions OF oppressed Ireland, with one voice de-
monded It's repe3l-this convention OF the friends Of
Ireland IN the United States pronounce that union
deroe Tor the gradual and piecemeal destruction in
ireland OF those moral and physical elements of pow
er, without which nation cannot exist and declare
fixed and unaerablc conviction that 1t ras and is
intended for the subugatlon and debasement of the
Irish people and their utter extinction nation.
ReSoired, That such devices, whether conceived
and perpetrsted by states or individuals are great
public crimes against the prosperity aud well being
Of mankind, and demand from us nj least the employ
ment OF all peaceful means TO prevent their consum
nation.
friends Of justice and liberty in the United States
deeply sympathize with the people Of Ireland in their
long endured suferngs, and IN their present patriotic
Efforts TO reinstate themselves among the nations OF
the earth; aud that we will steadily perseyere in
supporting these efforts with the moral force Of our
united opinions, and the physical force Of our united
action, by contributions Of money and all other law
iul and peaceful means within our power
RS ired, That TO this end, means should be I'M
ceasingy used TO awaken throughout the civilized
hn niIUrN.f
OF ireland, and to procure aid Of the generous for
her struggling champions.
Rtso'red, ! hat all the American and European
states be separately addressed in behalf Of Ireland
and that the repeal associations Throughout the Uni
ted States be, aud they hereby are earnestly request
ed TO Ciganze repeal wardeus, assigning 10 each
warden separate district and thereby giving 10 the
cause of ireland the support Of ebtlre aud con-
tinued strength.
Resolred That il be recommended 10 the repeal as
sociations Of the United States to confine their &C.
ton, discussions and addresses TO tie single purpose
OF aiding the people Of Ireland in restoring their
country 10 her "placc among the nations Of the
earth, and sludously TO avoid all reference 10 topics
not necessarily connected herewith and in REFER
ence to which differences Of opinion may exist among
the friends Of Ireland.
R,s0Ired That this convention approve Of the pro.
ject Of a standing national executive committee 10
be established for the purposes forth in the report
Of that committee which was made at the first ses
sion in the city of New York, the 29th Of June !
last; and recommend TO all those associations OF the
friends Of Ireland in the United States wishing to be
represented in that committee, 10 appoint their re-
spective delegates for that purposeii being under
stood that the executive committee is subject TO GER
tain regulations.
Resoired, That the thanks Of this convention be, |
and they are hereby presented TO Mons. DE Doissy |
for his generous advocacy Of relief to ireland IN the
House OF Peers.
Resoired, That the thanks Of this convention be |
and they arc hereby presented TO Mons. Arago, who
presided at the banquet when Frenchmen so promptly
responded TO the appeal made TO their generous SYM
paihies by the friends Of Ireland in America and TO
Mons. Ledno RoliD selected to convey TO the Irish
people the expression Of the deep sympathies of
France for Ireland her ancient friend and firm ally
Resolved, That the gigantic labors of the moral
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