The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-29

We dopr believe Mr.. Tsser viii be bothered rsoei
rerf wsnse. with TIE excisflsion, canfsDt y &C.
med that Sss,ons bsnk has beet snst1aoed " me
people f'--Csge~ II SPIT sss<y, i5fi-
The Globe was rlzhi-ihe President was noi
bothered much that winter with sueh eIcisma-
uons. The snti-Bank or Republican party
land the Bank question is The principal, II not
the only line Of d-mzrksiion between The par
ties) viii hare a majority Of about NINETY II
the next Congress. Never. perhaps, aimee the
foundation u The Government, have the Peo-
pie spoken 90 emphstieasiy on any subject, as
they have in appreciation Of The exercise Of the
Veto against The Bank bill II II bad not bern
for the Presidents Veto, the lamentsble condi-
ton Of the Democratic parry, 80 woiuly de-
seribed by Mr.. Wrigbt 10 1871, would have con
tinusd till 1861. Pendent Tyler snatebed I've
Presidential terms from the Bank Federalists, If
the hing be properly managed. But II the
Globe Dekiructves hare the ability TO destroy
The Democratic majority, why, then, Of course
The Baukiles viii gel The ascendepcy again a.
the expiration Of one term.
Blu, We VIII moi believe that snr such fate
awaits The Republican party. We will not be-
l.eye the Globe possesses the power 10 destroy
it. Aud as long as the anti Bank party IS IN the
ascendant, President Tyler mus, ever be regard
ed as IFS head. What other man living Gene
raj Jackson excepted, and Tennessee, alas. has
fallen into the hands of the enemy , has done
as much for The anti Bank pany7 Thousands
have spoken against IL, vVied against IT, asd
written against it; but one only could XIII II, snd
that was MI. Tyler
They may abuse President Tyler 10 Their
hearts content, but they cannot change b.. dee
iiny. II the anti Bank parry is TO be rieIorious,
the man who killed the Bank must De it, chief.
II Il shall mske Presidents, Mr.. TYLER must b.
one Of them. if the Bank killer il not 10 be al
the head Of the anii-Bank party. The Bank party
will sooner or later be victorious again. And who
will kill IT the next time, with perfec, certain
ty Of being cursed for his psins7
We append one or two more choice extracts
from the Globe Of Is4l:
CoLrzSrs, September &.
We have had glorious day, and cur friend. are in
high spirits- Own made attic speech. HIS poll
teal f. IN fairly oseiosed; BIZ. exposition Of the
policy adapted 10 The South, well lad down. and
srongIy maintained and hs defence Of Hr. Tyler.
hi. cofsisteDcy ard patriotism, IN ,etoiDg the Bank
sss admirably oOrsdueted. have seen
s,>sss. bsilsr received; and much mistake, II fny
~ s,ss Hb,gs IA t,s county will not vote for Dr.
Ipls sod j@ceb Thompson, and thus support the veto
4p~sspsss ~ Wing FressdsDt The violence Of
se,ass " he Bark sy9sa towards Mr. Tyler has dr.
gssasS nssny homes, " h,zs, particularly those that
stss hlsbts-men, and who have never been par
tai TO MIR. Clsy~-!Hissss'ipgr Free Trsd>T.
The following Is the motto chosen by The forty
Federsltsis, who 10 the name IL the Wing member,
Of Congress got up manifesto" 10 deDouDoe the
President:
" Tsg WILL Oy Tnr EaTToE UNCONTROLLED br
THg WILL % ONE NAN osE PsInDrETtsL rssn
rsuGsL CorrsxsEsr, stn-Tsr,su,T
OrIs os COVERT, ~ spssTsscr IN FACT; 80
G0frEkHEsr BAsS, rUr An INSTITUTION CAPABLE %
GUARDING rur ProPLLt TKr.srHr axD .pnfSI,-
THING THE PropLrs wARr,."
The uiu u the nation Bnoonr6lIed BY he tiA Of one
MIR Tyler IN vetoing the Bank bill, has truly
expressed the will Of the nation uncontrolled by the
will Of one msn-Henry Clsy.-Louisrilk .9dueTtiser