The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-05
From the Chronicle and Old Dominion
PRESIDENT TYLER-No. ..


The very reasons which constitute the true source
of that rsncorous maiignity, with which Mr.. Ty-
Ter has been assaled by the Wing party, ought on
ly to bind him with bands of steel 10 Democracy.
Not doubt can exist, that IL upon the death of &c
neral Harrison, Mr. Tyler had proc laimed his nten-
ton not TO be candidate for reelection, and given
81 ms = Y%2's se 81 ASPIRATIONS na
tnen' "a ms cause, ne would have been Iauded to the
in ,hst sa.s e" VINO lifting Is.,
g co,s.- = oafking at his heels, would have re-
:s%haihed kennelIed, have been directed to other
game. This is the head and front of his offence He
had too high sense OF what due TO his own honor
and The solemn responsibilities Of his trust and he
was lett truly SOLITARY and alone" TO bear the brunt
of concentrated malice which burst in the widest
Jury upon his devoted head. A man le.s honest
would have wayered-less firm would have bowed 10
the blast but the mind of John TYLER was canal 10
the crisis, and noby did he sustain himself against
the whirlwlnd which ragged around him His whole
course throughout the stormy of the last Con-
gress does hun Infinite honor and will stand 10 all
time as a monument Of his prudence, his frmness.
and his stern devotion TO his principles
The mighty services he has rendered TO the Re.
publican party, must beyond all cavil entte him 10
ter yeliest gratitude and as he openly processes
TO be governed as always, by principles which he
holds in common with that party as his administra-
tive acts go to show then he also entitled TO their
support. The magnitude Of the service he has rem
dered TO US Of the Democracy may be inferred from
the deep rooted hatred and hend like malignity with
which he Is regarded by tho Federal party When
the passions are aroused do they ever dream of de-
cency or propriety Not content with pouring out
The walls OF their wrath upon the head of President
Tyler, and applying 10 the Chief Magistrate of the
nation, language that would startle a BIHpgsgate
h'hwoman, and which for profanity and vulgarity is
beyond precedent lie has been hung and burnt IN
elhgy, whilst the myrmidons Of federalism, Offering
this sacrifice TO the moloch of party have Ioadcd
the very atmosphere with blasphemy and reyiling.
and all tins because John Tyler proved true
TO has God, and TO his country-because he would
not commit perjury, and inAct mortal wounds
upon the Constitution, 10 advance the ambitious as
pirations of Mr.. Henry Clay Ha, not this man
entitled himself to The applause of all good men and
true patriots, and above all has he not won for him
self need Of fame, which will live in history when
the ephemeral party triumphs or reyer.es OF the
day shall be forgotten Shall the base fasehoods-
The enVenomed abuse-the viper-like maligny of
his personal and political foes--foes because he
would not commit moral treason against his coup-
ry--be permitted TO triumph In the prostration of
such mann Shall John Tyler fall a martyr to the
Republican creed, and the party stand by in cold
neglect, IN dishonorable apathy to witness the sacr
ice Or, and | put the question to those presses
which have joined their enemies in denouncing Mr.
Tyler shall any republican be so lost to all sense of
lonor or gratitude, TO join in communicating such
holocaust Of all that Is bold and true-hghsouled and
,striolici
The duty OF the Republican party TO President Ty- |
er PLAIN. Around his administration they should |
ally to man. He Is disposed to carry out our prfn
'ples, for they are, and alwsys have been his own
md the people will hold watchful eve on all whose
mister purposes may diyerge from this honest and
n''sh' pam OSE or THE PEOPLE.