The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-20
aJUsTIcE TO JOHN TYLER"


A momenious political revolution has been
achieved by President said TO be. at the time,
without a party. The Constitution Justified his
fatal blow ON the reviving Bank, and the People
have since approved Il.
And now il the nation will extend "justice
10 John Tyler" who achieved the victory, when
actua,ed only by purely patriotic motives, for
al the time he was withheld by his false, and
since calumnious Cabinet, from publishing de-
caraiion Of his intention to retire in lS45, eve
ny true Republican in the county will be united
in one great, Overwhelming party, which viii
forever put an end to the illusory and balcful
projects Of trading politicians.
The American People should appreciate fully
the importance Of the victory by President
Tyler They should reflect that, but for his
proyiden,ial interference, the chain Of iniqutous
measures forming what is called Mr.. Clay's
American System. would have irrevocably fet-
tered the nation for many years 10 come. The
monster Bank, in the hands Of political brokers,
10 initiate or contract the whole currency of the
country at wil!--one year causing property TO
sink one hundred per cent in value, and the
next, when they (,he knavish political brokers'
had bought il up, causing il to rise two hundred,
that they might sell it again and pocket the pro-
6t-; high Protective Tariff, to buy the infu-
ence Of the powerful capitalists of the North,
for which the poor laborers all over the Union
would have to pay Distribution, by which the
States were TO be bribed to continue in power
the Clay dynasty-the shallow mockrry Of pur-
chasing men with their own money; Internal
Improvements by the Federal Government
which would rivet the bargain with the States,
and at the same time keep up the grinding taxes
on the poor, by means of the oppressive Tariff,
for the benefit of the itch manufacturers, who
would thus be still induced to continue their
nabobical support 70 Mr.. Clay and his appointed
Federal Wing successors and, lastly, the man.
ming Of the forty thousand Offices with AmeIi-
can System-Federal Whig-, 10 wage war Of
determination against Democracy! We say il
Mr.. Clay had succeeded in fastening this gall
ing chain OF Federal measures on the necks Of
the People. the d, mocracy must have struggled
desperately for many years. before they could
s. have b'ained the ascendency again.
Presiden, Tyler broke that chain in pieces. ant
the Republican party is already in the ascen
dant. Will they now refuse to do him simpl.
JUSTICE II his good name had moi beer
blackened, and hi, character assailed by the We
ny men who opposed the publication of his in
tention not to be candidate for the Presidency
we are warranted in believing that, after finish
ing the good work for his country, no considera
tons could have induced him to run the Presi
dental race in 1874. But his friends in whom
he con6des, and 10 whose wishes il is hoped b.
viii isiS, assnl T. juss auu proper, II not neces
sary, that the stigmas put upon him by defeated
Federal Whiggery. should be elpunged by rh
votes of the Republican party And hence W,
continue to call for 'Jus,ice to John Tyler"
The great Republican parry, by uniting OIL
President Tyler in 1874, will strengthen AM
confirm the ties which now bind it together
The Bank being dead and disp sed of. the mex
Congress will find no difficulty in passing
constitutional measure for the safe keeping @
the public moneys, ard in adopting just Reeve
nue. Tariff imbodying the elements Of stab,,
These being done, with "Justce to John Ty
Ter" inscribed on their banners in 1914, hundred
OF thousands who voted Harrison and Tyler i
1s4O, would be indssolubly united with th
Democracy through all after time.
MnpE TDnrrnr T,