The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-06-29

FOR THE MAplsoNIAS.
THE CAMPBELLS ARE COMING.
ErBRAIM GAlBRarrH, jr, siaunch Demo-
Graf, descendant OF John Galbrailh, formerly a
Democratic member Of Congress from the Ere
district Of Pennsylvania, has assembled the edi-
rorisl chair OF new journal, called the JEFF
fersonan Herald" and printed in New Caslle,
Beaver county, Pennsylvania, by Mess5.. , H.
Casiday & Co. The Herald bears aloh the
fag Of Democracy, with the name Of JoHS Ty-
LEs upon its folds. Ii prefers Mr.. Tyler for the
n, II Presidency bot pledges itself TO 90 for the
nominee Of the General Convention Of our par
ly to assemble, in 1914, at Biltmore. Truly,
the "Campbells are coming" Mr.. Cab aith
welds vigorous pen, and has plain way of
telling the Ilaln truth on all matters. Hear him
for the reasons why he prefers Nj Tyler for the
Pfesidency-ressons which nineienlhs OF the
American People approve.
OUR FLAG.
We have run up the Stars and Stripes for John
Tyler for the next Presidency, under The full con-
yciion that his election to that high station IN No
vember, 1874 (Which he has filled with sich signal
honor to himself aud advantage 10 his country since
the demise Of Gen. Harrison,) will have tendency
to bring patty spirit down TO proper standard, be-
ing among the number Of those who t.lieye (a-
though heretofore warm partisan ourselves) that
patty spirit has ragged 10 such he ght TO have be-
detrimental 10 the best interests Of our country
Our public seemed TO have lot sight Of the pub
lie good IN their blind and bigoted zeal for party
President Tyler by his firm and nde pendent course
10 relation to the principal measures Of hrs Admins
trston, has given check 10 tins blind partisan zeal
lie could not give his the charter Of the
United States Bank merely because It was proposed
by the leaders OF the Nhg party, honestly and COZ
scientorsly believing that his ssnctioning a United
States Bunk at tins day Tor that dsy) IN which bill
we're imbodied many objectionable features would
be departure from those dearly CHERISHED political
principles which he had all has life protested and
prscii-ed. And which believe are N accordance
with those Of large majority Of { people Of these
United Subsistence the almost demObiscal rage Of
the Whigs, IN being thus thwsrted In again paimng
upon this nation moneyed institution which at one
time orrsyed itself against the Government 10 it,
thirst for power and more recently by the unheard OF
villsnies OF ITS managers produced such scenes Of
suffering and distress were witne sed IN this
or any other country amongst its innocent and delu-
ded stockholders, many Of whom were widows and
orphans, whose all werep laced IN the accurs Mo-
och As TO Mr. Tylet's unhnching Democracy, no
one presume will doubt (who IS at sll conver.an
with the political history Of bis country his JEFF
orsonian Democracy" j. the distinguishing oharacte-
rustic II his political life, IL s that Of party but
OF principle not subservcnt to popular csinor but
rn TO the public good BY the standard Of fbai De-
mocracy he has always stood firm, undaunted by the
attacks OF It's enemies and undismayed by the deser
ton Of its iriends.r