The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-06

date Tor me next presidency TO be supported by the
Democratic party ,
- Dhsip "HiIACAh, Nhairn
JoHs =, JOHNSON, Secretary
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From the PHILADELPHIA Alerauv
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lhr mhnniobcnnh Ne EhNoh
ioniI EN- AMI rhI0iuENl iiLEh'
We have frequently seen and heard il asserted
a., c,o,.u... ,,g
49, '"' a"' us ''''''' ''' ~ '"o ~
Ter interest" and the late appointment Of the Hon.
James Madison Porter to the Secretarys ship of War,
seemed al least to show that the Chief Mao;s,rae of
!, ~. =, ~ INV s" %
'he ohio" ""o nc Oh our commonwealth, were on
terms Of amity. We thought il natural that Pre-
sident Tyers firm and patriotic course In relation 10
the great nr,ncines and n,xim. os s,a,. ,,h;..
90. ~ ''''' ""'oh So
Parae e Democratic from the Federal party, should
meet with the appreciation Of Of the same politi-
cal faith. that our wonderment rather v.s no, .,e
ish and corrupt motives men could have in dsnon1-
ing hmi We have heard his praise So often rsso"nd
through the Democratic nress and from tbo rs,,,,
we have seen the refoes slime in s m.n, ,r.r.'n
repces-we have heard his euIooy rono,y5 =; ~
Senate Chamber and m the Ho,e h' .a ~ me
most undoubted character for honesty and Deonora
cy that it was impossible for ms TO comnrebenJ W.
| wiihout any cbonye in IN. pras;daii, Y
! should now no ,ssoiIed ILL., . .,i.;, PLY, nc
| be proscribed as political here,,cs - ~ ' '''''
| We were at a los 10 account Co. ,,;a
nomenon until we were lei into the score, h "a
sauIts of certain naners ,hih Ja;.1 y VIC as
that il was one thing 10 do good and an5o,ha -, H.
| rewarded TO- IL Pree;den, oTyIa 49,, ~ " ~ oo
Democratic parly by his manly adjerono ., ;,I W.,
ing principles-Ee MIGHT s,o,is' ha,,aas ~ ~
the Wing party-be might nreyen, t,,s 30. pau,ar;,
of United States Bank-the distribn,ion or ,hs nuh
lie Iands-a proh,bitorv and rnnons ,an;e ~. fuo
hundred other measures which wouJ h,va a" ha an
equally destructive ~ tba o, "ouu nay. o.s"
paudits of the whole comm,n,v h,t 49, t h;s
name is brought before the neonie ~ ;,'
the subject az yrof;t,ds M, onir a., ~. "un
him. but even the ground Of ohIiya,ion ,aLsn ~
question These men have mo ob;ec1;on tha, n,hass
should plough the field and soyy a. -. -
moison Il with the sueat Of ,hs;r h., anu
the harvest season arr YES thew come fnrward M,
only TO receive their modest sbore hu, ;,h e. A.
termination 10 receive ~. ,.ta, ~ u' WIN '''o ue
Such in fact is The has. and ,r.anhr
of few men who are now roremnst ~ Ja,.a.,;'
from the merits of President TyIer .nd II aN,.e
ing those who are determined 10 do him ins,ice =
Governor Porter has long since go J, s ,, /,
of heiny friendly 10 tho han,;n;,,; 'lP'"e" ~
ser;as of o,,onLs 80 -" ~ M anu "epce
public Character which ended j.; s p .,ro a un
feat and disgrace of The assa;Iants Or an H. ~
ocratic memhers IN tho 7 o;i, ~ n All 'l'e Lem
three only were found ready 10 lend thci "a o. "a
umny The HARRISBURG Ksys,ona aonJ ", ~, na' !.
time one of the most strcnuo JpfI' ar ' Ia
Chief Magistrate of the Stats hn, !, ,as ~ guy
supposed by those who were better acm.;n,ad ,n;,h
the editors, managers scene-shfarS nd
fters of that notorious concern tbot /, uns =; .an
taton of some fee. for the simnIe raason a.
Harrisburg keystone was meyer baroro or
known ia DO arv ,h,na 4. e. - VI nc 7" s,us
The Governor however tbonab, o,h.nu,;a ~
thought tina, the truth oupbt IN he snoten coa.,.i
and honestly for the truths sake, and ,h., !, 80 ~
duty of AN editor to sne.k !, Of On ,;m go, Wy
immediate prosnect IF natronaaa =; ~, ,t t on
printing or iob.work Wv '"'P' "
This seems TO have led ~ r,;s,,a..-.s;
tween the Chief Maejs,ra,o a,d 49, =, Tss", oc
which grew in nronorton as ,h" g.. e. n' .,o"'
State prin,er anproacbed ond J,u;..S ~
last number of the Keystone c,,f..s.se ~ 80. -.
of that paper refused 10 nubI;sh s.v,aI .;l =. -
favor of J,,bn Tyler, ~ NJ, 81, =. = 800 ~
neither Wings nor Democrats a;u s,nn,s, ., u ,1a
keystone mem, for the nr;n,;na 90, q. H. e
nor knowing their merrenarv 1no,ivss ILL ~, -,
them his influence, these same men. who have heeo
tamperng With ali parties witbou, he;no ahls a. oc
feet bargain ATTEMPT 10 turn STAT, asJn,o
denounce III. pIo, of their own 80, r.a, a,'
merely because they could not find ,nx nersan -,
character and standing in the State that would hon.
them with a bid 4
This is an instance of yiler pros,io, of ,ho ,r..
than we have vet had an onnnrtu,ity 10 ,,,nass m
ing unable TO stand on its own character g ~. r.
stonen tries To gather fresh .,rena,h h., w
friends and bene(actors and ren,,,,ion Coz nssl,'
by publishing falsehoods which cons,der;r, ~
source from which they emana,e do nn, . VIC
quire refutation The Keystone talLi,r or -"
snbsidise the press We have no dom, ,ha, 'sh
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