The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-10-30

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Mr. TYLER
The Philadelphia American Sentinel Of The Sd
inst, says There is no position, IA our opinion,
clearer than that no candidate 81 the democratic
pai!y can be elected President 81 the United states,
against the will Of President Tyler and his friends.
IA hoover shall be iAe t1esldentlai candidate, Will
want at the votes that Ns Nan }atenod III 1870 apd
many mole. The candidate will require the whole
vote of the party. ID i right that this matter Should
Ae looked 10 ia advance ltis true, we are tQid, "
the gentlemen who are pushing siessrs Van Buren,,
Buchanan Calhoun Johnson. md Iass, sral shey can
certainly carry III they should poll no more votes
thau Mr. Nan Buren, did in 1870 we would not think
thesf success certain. tn our opinion, i would Do
uphill DIRK The whole way, to attempt 70 elect
candidate, not warmly supported by the PRESIDENT
aud his friends all over the Union II Is our JUG
nens that MIR Tyler ought 10 be the democratic can
diiate IN 1874.
Without stopping to cast any difficulties in the way
Of tie Other gentlemen named by the democracy' y
TO be act Of great Injustice, TO pass BY lne
present Incumbent who so recently lifted the demo
eracy up to ITS present prosperous condition. nv
party prior 70 the yetoes Of President Iye was snh
beneath the juggernaut wheels of the Wings He
however raised IL, il by magic wand. Indeed he
acted the part Of the true magician, and 4 Is now
proposed that he should head slhe party IN the
coming contest for the Presidency. Surely one VINO
raised it from the nre and clay In which II was stated
tuuttH all tuSlicc, 10 DC permitted 10 Cdu ~ vi
victory. What Other mode IL there OF dong MT.
Tyler justice We know Of none. Distinguished
as the other candidates are, there is no who can
ciaim 70 have done 50 much, by bravery and hero
ism unsurpassed for the party, as President Tyler
Not one Of the other candidates vetoed Unlted
States Bank In this particular, General Jackson and
President Iyler,s stand on the same level, And as
the democracy mcarded reelection 10 General Jack
sou fot ms ySto, ought they not now TO make the same
award N the shape Qf seRQtnilation to President
iyferf ThFss i anesisss raazd the nomination
should not be gwen TO any other candidatc and thai,
is, that the nominee of the Democratic National
Convention will run upon 'the Bank question" Pre-
sident Tyler is just the who should run on this
momentous ISSUE He raised it, and the wings de-
nounced him for it. Why should he not be put be-
lore The people on his his oon question Justice de-
mands that he who should gather in the harvest
Nc one should be permitted TO wear Mr.. Tyers
robes Of triumph, when Mr.. Tyler is able to wear
them SO VIGOROUSLY through the coming Presidential
contest, himself His dist nguished competitors are
all known, and we'll esteemed in their immediate
neigh6orhood, but none of them have that universal
popularity among the people that President Tyler has
Nor is this matter of mere assertion, for the
proof is at hand. We all remember, that when the
present Chief Magistrate of the nation, sent his OBJ
ections against the Clay Bank bills to Congress- with
what hearty applause his vetoes greeted by the
democracy all over the country 1t was not here and
there that the huZZas of the party heard, but
every where, on high ways and by ways on the lakes
and rivers in the cities, towns, and hamets In eve
ry nook and corder of the republic, cheers to Tyler
and his yetoes heard. Thus his popu-
larty with the party has been every where tested.
His nomination it will thus be seen, would meet with
the enthusiastic appreciation OF the people. In Sc
ecting candidate for the Presidency, 1t is matter
of the deepest concern that should name one
that IS well known to the people, and about whom
there can be no doubt as to his popularity with the
democratic family Of the republic.
In our judgment, President Tyler is that man, and
we base our opinion upon the universal thanks sent
up to him by the democracy in every part of the con-
federacy when he destroyed the Bank schemes of the
wings by annihilating them with his veto thunder
bolt which the Constitution judicousy vested in
the Chief Magistrate of the nation
man runs best for public station with the peo
pie whose deeds are emnenty conspicuous, thai
they stand out in bold relief upon the popular mind
Thus, If it be asked, what has President Tyler done
to entte him to a nomination TO the Presidency, we
have the same ready answer that was given when
General Jackson second time, viz Tile We
toed the United States Bank'-and this deed is moi
known to few, but TO every man, woman and child
in the nation General Jackson reelected tri-
umphantly upon his veto, and the democratic rank
and file, are anxiousiy waiting 10 render the same
justice 10 John Tyler.