The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-02
FYom the Louisville Daily Keniuekian.

From me LottssrtHe DAILY htHineAsan.
The friends of President Tyler, Notwithstanding
the sncers jeers and Jercmiads Of those who would
incucale the belief that they form but an insignif
cant portion Of the people, have determined To make
stand and abide the issue We copy, above, the pro-
ceedngs Of meeting held in the city of New York
on the 9Th instant, at which mass meeting OF the
friend, Of the President called for the 18th OF
March, in the city OF New York, and extending an
invitation to the friends of the President throughout
the Union, requesting them TO attend and participate
in that meeting. Some may affect 10 treat this
mcnt with dsdaln ridcuie So do not We. 1t is
useless to disguise from ourselves the dangers u
which we are exposed through want OF harmony in
the materials Of our party, wherein union and con-
cert are necessary The coniiaued hostility IF the
Globe aud ,hat clique TO the administrator doiao-
rial prociaq alton Jths Globe the. but '.rensgads
Democrats" rouid accept office under this idninistra-
oa or hold office, could hsre added, but that might
hare been danger 10 Of its Eisnds-the de-
mouslraons Of difference daily being exhibitedthe
stand now takea by the friends of MIR Tyler, driven
to 1t they have been BY those who would rule the
Democratic party with despotism from which eve
sensitive and proud mind would shrink and against
which the true heart would battle-all, all tend to
show the dangers that threaten the party.
We do not think il will contribute 10 the concentra-
ton of strength that it will recruit levies TO
revive promise 10 and reinstae all the pol
tiles and politicians the people passed judgment upon
in 1870 There must be new principles Of organza-
though soIictous to do justice TO those whom they
believe to have been unjustIy dealt by, Rave
ious wish that all and every thing identified with the
Administration Of MIR. Van Buren, should be revived.
There many things called up by the prevailing
circumstances, in which the Democratic party can
have no interest, and with which it cannot be iden-
fed nor should there be an effort 10 identify it
True, it is natural that those connected with that ad-
ministraon should feel pr de in having every act
sanctioned but 1t would be seeking too much to ask it
at the sacrifice, hazard Of the party. We do
not hold the sentiment that the party are bound 10
sanction all the Of those Hbo may be placed at
their head or that il is due from the party 10 those
who take or wish to take the trouble of direction
to follow their lead with blind and tacit reliance
As we before remarked this proposed step Of the
friends Of Mr. Tyler is one Of Importance to the De-
mocrauc party. Heretofore President Tylers name
has been mentioned in oonnexion with a nomination
for reelection, always with due Difference The de-
cision Of the Democratic National Convention. i.
he TO be cut of from the hope of fair trial in that
convention, Ii so, his friends will not tamely stand
by ADD submit in silence However iesdi,g politi-
clans may affect TO contemn the influence he wields
when the hour Of trial comes, il may be found that
at least he holds the balance OF power. and although
il may be he cannot secure majority for himself,
yet his friends will be able 10 the majority 10
whom they may incline
We opposed 10 dupci,y and double dealing
and hope that IT may not mark the policy Of the De-
mocrscy. Let the people be convinced that
they have been played upon, and made mere ins,ru-
ments Of cunning and fraud and the knel Of the
Democratic party will soon be rung. No promises,
soothing language will bring them back. In vain
would il be insisted that The Democracy Iden-
tihed w'th-nay The people. Then let the field
be fair and open. Let the North and the South the
Fast and the West meet in honest and manly arbi-
trat'on, and settle all differences, heal all wounds
What Is the course Of the Whes to he Admins
trstion Of President Tyieri They publicly proclaim
that rH not Be rrr~ed By ther II ihey could
vtiere We prefer to suffer sn, and find relief a,
least from honest hands, AID this accounts for the
fact that with Wing majority in both Houses OF
Congress, nothing has been done for the finances oi
the nation-noth,ug done 10 relieve the people
Soon there will be Democratic Congress, Will
they adopt tins language and act out this principle OF
their sd,erssriesi Dt srvrfik let them not sacr-
hce the country through fear OF permitting President
Tyler TO render hrs administration successful and
popular The Democratic party will not aggregate
strength by expelling the Administration and its sup
Poriers. Perhaps the ambitious views OF one Of the
political aspiran,s who look forward the support
OF the Democracy, might seem to gather strength
from such expulsion, but the eden OF hi. hopes woult
be but dream Of the Imagination and flaming
sword would still keep him on, OF paradise.