The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-03-22
TYLER AND DEMOCRACY.

AT primary meeting Of The friends Of the present
Administration, held Saturday evening, March
18th, at the District Courtroom the city of Phil
adeiphia, VIM STRICKLAND, Esq, of the city, arcbi-
tect called to the Chair, assisted by JAMES GRE-
CORY, Of Southwark, and WM. ALBERrsos, Esq, Of
kenslngton as Vice Presidents GEORGE Sp.RK-
MAN, NJ D. and D,NEL NJ KrIM Esq. were az
pointed Secretaries.
The call being read BY the Chair, committee
was appointed TO draf resolutions, which reported as
follows
Resclred, That in the exercise Of that freedom Of
opinion which has ever been cherished by the De-
mocratic Republican party, Of the cardinal ar
tices Of its tcal faith, ii is deemed expedient TO
assemble the friends of President Tyler In the va
riOus Districts OF the city and county Of Phade-
pha, so as to mbody and give expression TO the po
pular opinion entertained of his administration and
its leading measures.
Resoired, That the harmony, integrity, and sue
cess Of the great Democratic Republican family Of
the Union, are promoted by extending the utmost
latitude of sent ment and opinion in the selection of
its candidates for President and Vice President TO
every member, however humble, and that no com
promise Of party fidelity is ,oyed IN a frank ayowsl
Of preference before the ion Of the National Con-
vention for any Of the many eminent Democratic
statesmen, named as candidates.
Rcsoired, That emphatcally DENY the inn,
talion made against by the adhercns of rival can
ddates, and utterly disclsim any wish or intention TO
organize third party, and that while we regard the
re election OF President Tyler a high and solemn
duty due him by the party, identified with those
great Republican principles TO the yindca,ion and
establishment Of which his life has been devoted
yet IT IS IN view of paramount duty that we owe 10
partisan organization which we believe essential
to he permanent welfare and glory OF the Union
Rtsoircd, That we deem II no qualification Of our
allegiance TO fairly constituted National Conyen-
ton, TO affirm our conviction Of the peculiar obliga-
ton TO which the country, and especially the Demo
cratic party, are under TO President Tyler for refus-
ing to take part in fraud upon the people attempt
ed by the party which elected him. and for finally
arrestg and Frustrating the design Of the combined
moneyed aristocracy Of this country and Europe to
re-estabiish and perpetuate National Bark, for
termination OF our difficulties with Great Britain
alike honorable and glorious TO the Ropub ic-lorthe
efficiency, despatch, and yigor which he has infused
into the administration Of every department of the
Government, aud above all for the unprecedented
persecution and calumny he has suffered AT the hands
Of party which is the INSCRIPTIONS adversary Of
Democratic principles.
Resoiped That committee 10 be styled the " Dem
ocratic Republican Tyler Committee of Phadel-
phla," TO consist Of ten persons from each Congras
sional District, as at present formed in the city and
county, be appointed to make arrangements for the
assembling Of the friends Of President Tyler IN each
OF sand districts the first meeting be held on the
anniversary Of the birth of Thomas Jefferson the
illusirious founder Of the Republican party
These resolutions were unanimously adonied 49,
The names Of the gentlemen forming the committees
we shall publish IN io-morrow's number.
Tur CouFr There y.s , cio,,lio.. II 49, g, -