The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-07-11
ORGANIZE, ORGANIZES


We notice with great gra,ihca,ion that the
friends Of Mr. Tyler. in every part Of 'hs
Union, are preparing TO ORGANIZE Tor the com
Ing Presidential election on = broad Demoera
tic basis. having for their main object the pre-
sen,alion OF Mr. Tyler's name TO the cons'de-
ration OF The country, the Republican party, aud
The National Conven,oo, whose duty IT will be,
in May, lSil, TO designate candidate Tor The
suf ages oithe Republicans.
Thisis as il should be.
The friends OF Mr. Van Buren, have already
in existence the old organization under which
they fought in lsi0 The friends Of Messrs.
Calhoun, johnson, Cass, and Buchanan, are
every where organizing with u view TO bring
forward the merits o. their respective iavoriles,
aud press their names upon the deliberations OF
the National Convention.
The iiends of Mr.. Tyler owe 10 themselves
to be up and doing in the cause Of their favor
tie, in oder thar we may be heard in all the po
| lileai meetings. of our patty, and IN the Gene
rsl Convention of Baltimore.
! The following exceeut remarks from a let
ter OF the Washington correspondent OF tie
New York Aurora, we hasten q lay b. fore the
public, in farther illustration Of the views which
we eheve are every where euter'aned by our
friends. We cordially respond 10 the call OF
30. p. q ~ TO oIganlze as members Of The
great Il publicaa party, whose frs, choice for
the next Presidency is Mr., Tyl,r. We believe
he has thousands and tens Of thousands OF
fiends in the couulry, a d we wish 10 know
who they are, and where they are; and this
eau be effected only by thorough organization !;
| "Thc Presidential canvass, which has already
opened with much hcrceness and vgor, will per-
haps be the most eventtul in result in determining
| whether the great moral power of the people is to
sway thcr public suffrage, this ntolerant violence
| oil party is TO ride rough-shod every thing
worth preserving and perpetuatiDg. To shake oil
| this dclusiye and injurious influence, which hereto
! lore has urged US madly on, there must he some
common meeting ground, TO which political differ
ences shall be buried, where there will be conces-
| sion Of prejudices aud union OF purpose in accom-
! plishpg something for the public good. To reach
| This desirable object, by riyeting the links of our
social and political compact, with the effective blows
of patriotism, and public virtue, shall have to
surrender personal predictions, to discard the bitter
meas Of party strife, and forget that is any thing
else han contest for the country alone. Modera-
ton in political opinion, just and candid apprecia-
ton Of the merits Of all the candidates a resolution
to weigh integrity and ability for their intrinsic
worth, but, above all things moderation is required
| to perfect this work The friends Of President Ty
lcr's Administration, whilst endeasoring TO establish
The prosperity OF the country TO invisora,e its nan
cal condition. and TO inspire healthful and sound
ti,iy throughout the whole Government, have not
participated in the great struggle for the Presidency,
| bul animated by higher motives, they have stood
back, allowing the contest to be waged ~ yea,
Gus asprants; they have seen with pam the angry
and irreconcileable differences that have sprung up
in The ranks Of Democracy, and they believe these
difficulties cannot be reconciled without The selec-
ton of a compromise candidate, in whom will be
conferred all the essential principles and hrmness
proper 10 administer them.
So Ear as the democratic party be concerned the
President and his cabinet ia the disposal Of the fed
era patronage, have dealt Literally by the friends OF
every candldaie-important aud influential suppor-
tiers attached TO each have been preferred and hold
| the most responsible trusts and in no case has az
appointment been made looking 10 The prospects OF
John Tyler for the succession. Impressed with the
pecessiy of prese ing union IN the ranks Of the de-
mocracy, and Of collecting great country's party
which will harmonxc all conflicting elements, and
bring together vast support OF the moral influence
which could not be concentrated under party ban
ncrs with party devices the friends Of the admi-
ns,ration have determined this June ure submit
he name Of John IYLER as rana,. a.; fs- 'n'
ration has been perfected by other candidates. and
greatly by the influence OF the patronage of this
administration Tlsy have submitted TO some inius.
tee at the hands OF these men thus counter need
| and beng now convinced that the sohsm which is
every where afpare5; must lead TO the final demoli-
iion OF The great PRINCIPLES at stake, they offer the
name Of JOHN TYLER 10 the country, as the mos,
available candidate and the man best calculated 10
combine all Influences, north and SOUTH and 10 unite
| the differences which now separate them The coun-
try has hs public history for thirty years of active
and distinguished service before her IL forms val
liable and honorable part OF our national character
| "a sla tn.
consistent undertaking and able defender Of the dc
;rnes laid down by all the fathers OF the great re-
publican church-as the devoted folio or OF Jeder-
son, Madison, and all who have inculoa,ed pure de-
| mocracy. We instance his devotion 10 these princ
pies by the ye,oes OF the bank charters by the veto
Of the distribution bil and BY the advocacy Of mea-
sores emanatns only from this school OF political
! faith.
We believe JouS TrlnS has the voice Of the sub
santial yeomanry OF the country with him. and that
the people, separated fom leaders would unhesi-
tatIngiy and cordially rally around his name We
further bel'eve that a faithful democratic repubi-
can candidate cannot be elected without until on
such man as John Tyler With these views, and
under these solemn convictions looking to the ins-
rests OF the country solely, leave hin, the peo
pie TO be judged OF, fully confident he ready TO
ABIDE their decision, whether in success defeat.
The friends Of MIR Tyler, who have heretofore
urged tins tep, who have advised those in hrs conf
dcnce to press this imperative Obligation due
himself snd the nation will now have the opp9runi-
y OF presenting rs claims they deserve 10 be
dersiood. H's true and firm admirers and adherents
enter INTO The canvass because the demands Of duty
and patriotism have summoned them Let II be re-
memeerod thai the country which will not support
faithful servants can never be faithfully served
Such has been the fair career OF Mir Tyler. and on
these claims ~e rely for support let our friends IN
every part Of the Union organise for John Tyler
Let every county, village, and township muster into
The service LEI our watehwori be, the Country and
John Tyler, and victory will be certain.
o. 2. q.
COALITION