The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-10
TYLER MEETING.

Pursuant to notice, the friends and supporters OF
the present Admins ration met at the old Court
House, Ogdensburg, New York, where large mum
Der of citizens convened, when, on motion oil Col
A. b. James, seconded by Lieutenant Col judd,
J. X. Hartwell Esq, was appointed Chairman ana
w. b. Hckok, Secretary. On motion, seconded,
Resolped, That the Chair appoint committee oil
three TO draft resolutions.
Col. A. b. James, Samuel Day, and Samuel r.
Archibald, .Esqs., were appointed such committee un
der said resolution
On notion seconded
Resolved That this meeting adjourn until the 23d
instant, at time and place, when the committee
will make their report.
JOSEPH X. HARTWELI Chairman.
w. d. HIcxoK Secretary.
The meeting re-assembleJ agreeable to adjourn
ment when the following resolutions were reported
by the committee, and unanimously adopted;
/. Resoiped, That the Chief Magistrate in a Re-
publican Government, where the power OF appoint
ment emanates from the governed, is, and ought TO
be, the Executive of the whole people, and not OF a
mere party and that when find man holding
that station acting in accordance with that position,
sacrificing party associations upon the altar OF public
good, and administering the Government for the gen
eral benefit Of the whole, feel ii duty to yield
| him our earnest support
| 2 Resolved, That in John Tyler we find Piesi-
dent who has administered the Government in ac-
cordance with the foregoing resolution and fully be
lievng that he will continue to do So pledge our
| selves to use all honorable to effect his re-
nomination and reelection to the Chief Magistracy
| in 1874.
g. Resolved, That as citizens of frontier State,
we prepared the fully to appreciate the
value Of the treaty lately negotiated under the eye
lnf nt Eya fraaf Vl
us a well settled boundary and outlet for the i'm
mense amount Of lumber destined TO descend the St
Johns dssipatng all danger pretext for rupture
with nation with which our commercial relations
exceed that of any other nation on the globe, and
vanishing the only hndrance to the rapid settlement
| of our whole inland frontier.
4. That in taking the stand we do in favor OF
Join Tyler confidently expect the cooperation OF
all who seek the good of the whole country in con-
tradistnctlon to the advancement of party sec
tOnal interests, and earnestly invite The calm and
rejecting part Of the community to unite with us in
| his support for the next Presidency.
| s. Resolved, That we are not welded to either
| party, but we can and dare think and act for our
selves, and that the attack upon in the ST. Law
renee Republican, (the Van Buren, organ of the coun-
ty) accompanying the call for this meeting, shall not
| deter us from giving to those whom we prefer our
| firm and determined support.
6. Resolved, That Col. A. b. James, Lieut. Col.
| Judds Samuel day, G.. II. Gardner and Samuel L.
Archibald, Esq, of Ogdensburg, S. d. Moody, Esq
Of Canton, III. r. Pratt, Esq, of Washington, be an
Executive Committee, with power to add thereto,
and that said committee have full authority to call
meetings, from time TO time, and take such steps TO
secure the reelection of President Tyler, as said
| committee may see proper.
7. Resoioed, That the proceedings of the former,
| well as of this meeting be signed by the Chairman
and SECRETARY, and published.
| 8. Resolred, That this meeting do now adj ourn.
JOSEPH X. HARTWELL, Chairman.
w. b. HIcKoK, Secretary.