The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-07-20
Frem the Cineinnaii Republican.
THE ADMINISTR ATIoN

Achilles asked for daylight and fa pleyr We
ask the same for President iyler's Administration
we ask IN all fairness that those who are ever ready
with their denunciations should, at least, examine
before they condemn. We ask for the Executive
Department OF the Government that it be Judged of
by its acts, and stand fall on its own intrinsic
merits Its friends desire to place s claims for pop
ular appreciation on no other grounds.
We ask that thorough investigation, honestly
and Impartally conducted, be instituted cmbrac ny
the whole course OF President Tyler's Adminstra-
tlon We have no fears for the result. We feel as
sured that it will but confirm the predictions of the
warmest friends Of Mr.. Tyler. Let us examine this
subject, though briefly, somewhat in detail.
As respects Foreign Relations, the important
objects accomplished, will afford materials for one
Of the brightest pages Of cur nations annals. The
labor oil almost ages has been condensed and finished
IN space Of time not exceeding the half of an Ex-
ecutire term. Difficulties with the British Govern
ment, which were believed to be almost nsurmount-
able ny paclflc arrangement, soue OF which had ex-
listed since the origin of This republic, which had
been source of great perplexity and even war; be
tween the two nations, and which, while they exist
ed, opalded constantly, their peaceful relations
and whose adjustment had bahled all previous admin
stratons, have been most happily and satisfactorily
arranged Our protractcd negotiations with Mxco,
have been successfully terminated and Justice at
length rendered to our injured citizens. Look at the
Important measures which have been adopted 10 ia
citate the introduction into foreign ports, of some OF
our more valuable staple productions. Look at the
secure protection which Is every where afforded to
our widely extended commerce. Have not the most
friendly relations been maintained with all foreign
powers and is not the American nation universally
respected abroad? If the bitter and reckless oppo-
nents Of Mr.. Tylers Administration, choose to de-
nounce him for measures of this character then we
say let them do it, at their peril. Their opinion will
De reversed by an intelligent community regardu Of
its interests.
The public zeal, fidelity, and ability displayed in
the direction and superintendent Of the various and
complicated duties Of the Post Office Department by
The present distinguished and efficient Postmaster
General, are alike honorable to himself and the Chief
Magistrate by whom he was selected Never were
the mails transmitted with more rapidity, economy,
and regularity-never has accountability for the
faithful discharge of subordinate duties been more
rigidly exacted-never defalcatons and official
delinquences more promptly detected exposed, and
punished.
The Treasury Department, under the control of
That distinguished statesman and fnancer John c.
Spencer, was never more ably conducted-the public
ialth and credit have been amply restored and Off
cial confidence, when abused promptly exposed and
punished
The Navy Department I'm 'er the efficient and en-
lghtened superintendent Of its late distinguished
Secretary, has been thoroughly e-organized, as well
as The Army, by the present distinguished Secretary
OF the Treasury when in charge OF that Department
We say agan-let the Administration Of Mr. Tyler
have dayligh and fair play"-let il be Judged Of
by It's acts-lts friends court inquiry and have no
fears for the result of the investigation.