The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-17
DEMOCRATIC TYLER MEETING.
BALTIMoRE, May l6, lo43.

BALTIMoRE, May l6, lo43.
Mn. EDITOR: On last evening, pursuant t.
public notice, meeting Of the friends of JOHN TY
LER took place at Mr.. Samuel McMurray's, at tn
head Of Howard street, for the ppro9on6d confidence
their cnrd,rho the conscious rectitude of prnci
pie and of purpose-amid the assaults of disappointed
and inlurated ambltion-stimulated by the btteres
political hate, has dared be sngularly good ant
who has stood firm and unmoyed in the advocacy
support and maintenance of the principles of the
great Democratic party Of these United States
At half past seven O'Clock, on motion of J. c.
Jones, Esq, GroRoE A. HruIsLER, Esq was called
TO The Chair, and THOMAS J. MoRI,nrY appointed
Secretary.
The call of The meeting having been read, on mo
ton Of X. c. Murray, Esq. Mr.. ANDREW MARTIN
was appointed Assistant Secretary.
On motion that a committee Of five be appointed
to draft resolutions and report to the meeting the
chair appointed said committee the following gentle
men; T. }. Ahen, Thos. Lloyd, r. C. Murray, J.
G. Jones and James McNevin, Esqrs who retired,
and, after a short time returned, when T. j. Ahern,
Esq, in REF but energetic and eloquent speech
laid before the meeting the many and lust claims Of
John Tyler 10 the confidence and support Of the De
mocraoy Of this great Republic, and after citing ma
ny acts Of the Administrator in proof, concluded by
offering to the meeting the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Uhertas, the Democratic friends Of John TYLER.
here assembled decidedly approve Of his ludicious
Recommendation TO Congress TO provide the revenue
necessary TO support an economical administration
of the Goyernm cot Of the United States by exact
ing discriminating tariff that would encourage the
labor skill and enterprise Of the People in every pur-
suit without expressing any;
And irhereas, we applaud his wi dom and patriot
ism IN boldly yeiong the two passed by the last
Congress TO charter Bank Of the United State.
an obsolete idea-and most sincerely believe with
him that sufficient and satisfactory currency Of uni
form value, and every whero convertible on demand
and without loss into coin, might be readily and safe
ly supplied by the establishment Of National Ex.
chequer
Ind uherea,, the skill and statesmsnsbin NJ IN.
present Administration have effected Jus, and homo
rable settlement Of the Northern Boundary of Tho
United states, under most exciting circumstances =
find whercas, cordially concur in hi, purpose
to maintain the right Of American vessels 10 pass in
time OF peace to and fro, without any interruption
on the high seas;
.4nd whereas, IN unison with him, we ever gladly
welcome as fellow citizens the yiruous acd oppress
ID Of every cline and nation Therefore,
]. Resoired, That this meeting frankly ayow and
hereby proclaim their most profound confidence in
The integrity, patriotism, wisdom and Democratic
principles OF John Tyler, and their belief that the
measures OF his Administration entitle him 10 the
grateful support Of the Democratic party
2 Rssoired, That this meeting recognize in M. |
fearless yetocs Of the acts passed by the last Con-
yress TO charter Bank Of the United States a .tric,
adherence 10 the principles, and virtuous imitation
IF the bright example Of Thomas Jefferson. and /
irm resolve 10 follow the footsteps Of that most H.
tfstrious Statesman.
3. Rssolrtd, That whilst thi, meeting arow their
preference for John II Ter, still declare our pur
1ose 10 support The domination which the National
Convention OF the Democratic party sha m ke
4. esotred As the Of this meeting. that
Nay lofi should be the Time, aud Baltimore the
'lace for holding said Convention, as that time and
he SAID place, have been already choseL by the De
nocratIc party in many States.
S. Resolved, That the Democracy Of IN. old s,l
Ward are entitled TO our thanks Tor the clear and
orcble exposition OF the grounds upon which we
upPor Mr. Tyler contained in tic resolutions passed
1 the meeting held Ia that Ward on the 9TH instant
s Re,ofred, That we recommend to the friends of
ohm Tyler, throughout the State organize as soon
practicable, in order that the claims of MIR Tyler
presented fully TO the consideration Of the great
party.
When the foregoing preamble and resolutions were
BAD and passed without object on or controver,v.
IT. Thomas Lloyd moved that the proceedings Of tho
oeting be published ia the city papers favorable 10
~ Administration, which passed unaf mously-after
hich the meeting adjourned.
GbO. A. HUSTLER, Chairman
TuuNas J. MopnRrr Secretary
ASDRtw M,hrN, Assistant Secretary r