The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-16
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF MARYLAND AND
MASSACHUSETTS,.

We have often said The Globe had only six
or eight imtators in the United States in its
assaults Oh those Democrats who accent office
under President Tyler. The Concord ~ H.
Patriot is one Of ihem-indeed, the most rabid
of the Globes imitators. We ask our Demo
cratic friends in Massachusetts, and MARYLAND
10 read attentvely the following article, copied
I'D iull from the Patriot, and TO dec de for them
selves whether the appointments ref rred TO
have caused The Democratic defeats, or whether
II was The abuse of the Globe and its very few
rabid allies that produced the result
From The Concord ~. H. Pal,ioL
THE TYLER POWER
We have just had another manifestation of tbe
Tyler power TO serve the Democracy which the Ros-
ton Post commended would be so efficiently and bene
hcently exerted TO advance the cause OF Democratic
principles, through the accession Of Henshaw and
Nelson to the Coon-Tyler Cabinet The Democrats
of Maryland have been defeated in a very important
election, which took place Wednesday Of last
week Tor the choice of members Of the Legislature
Last year the coons had majority in the Senate, and
the Democrats had majority of twelve ia the House
OF Delegates This year the coons will have EIGHT
majority in the Senate and twelve majority in the
House. This result yves to the coons the power of
choosing United States Senator and of disricting
Maryland for the choice Of members of Congress.
Nelson, Tylers new Democratic Attorney General
was taken from Baltimore, and in that city Demo-
cratic meeting was held TO endorse Nelson into Tv
lers Cabinet. In Baltimore the Democrats have been
badly beaten, the electng four out of five dele
gates, and they have lest, compared with former
elections, about enc thousand uotes. We should like
10 see some OF the new Democratic TYLER organs
say either OF those patriotic prints that were so
prompt IN rebukng others for refusing TO honor their
endorsement of Henshaw's and Nelson's stem in ioin
ing a corrupt and despised administration. undertake
10 demonstrate what benefit Tyler and his new allies
Henshsw and Nelson, have rendered TO our cause in
Maryland Where has the Tyler POWER done MS any
good Where can 1t do US any good; Nowhere
venture to answer. IL the Democratic party goes
into the next Presidential contest with a recognized
union with the Tyler Administration taking uoon
their shoulders the responsibility of its support re-
ceivIng It's Offices and patronage return for its IA
vor, relieving the Clay Coors and the TYLER Coon,
from accountability for the exravagsnt and proai-
gate expenditures of the government since Van Bu-
rem was excluded, we shall deserve 10 be defeated
and shall be defeated. The Democracy must snurn
any advance TO such alliance and repudiate the
pledges of the Henshaws and Nelson's and other Office
recipients. Let 1t stand on its own high ground up-
on truth and honesty.
New JERSEY has carried her entire Democra.
tic ticket In nearly every primary meeting
and nominating convention held in New Jersey
during the last twelve months, Mr.. TYLER was
recognized as a Democrat, and sustained with
as much zeal, ii not more, than any Other man
named for the Presidency. Let facts sneak
against Uords