The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-06


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Nov .Tm thereby hangs 4 tsle.n The immodest
frtcskr If M Van Rnrer ,,r>c, ~. ,,.nle .na ~.
nncalled Tor ahnea of M TvIsr = not nv nr;ous
HIT excced;nov ,,r,u;.a- ,,n;,,.t +. ~ -ct.fI All
that The friends IF M TYLER have asLed for him ia
fhot he sbon,d h. Jrs5 H. ~. s.,. Int r. hi; aots
were Renublican he shonId he ,reo,od 90 = Rennh-
can and If Republican that his rame shouId he
suffered to come before the National Conventon on
The nrincinles Of .sonen sea and fair nlav
lis foliy for any man with his exas Amen n ,env
that the public mind Is greatly sopred towards M
Van Buren,. as the result Of the Whic SANDERS and
denuncations of 1870 And IA enua1v ev dent that
the existence of those nfayorable in the
minds of the people will not and cannot he erad;ca
ted in time so as not to cndanger his success shond
he be the nominee of the Convention And Il Is moi
only the existence of those preiudces which throws
pail Of gloom over the canvass of 1870 should Mr.
" B. be he candidate, but the character of exclu-
sivenes. and sel6shness which attaches to many Of
those who are among the strongest advocates for his
nomination stirs I'D jealousy and exctes sspicon in
the minds of many. Besides. the great mass of the
people are anxious TO see the questions which have
for long wears apilaed the country and unhnyed its
business relations settled that thew NAV once more
eniov little uiet and repose And ibev greatly
fear that Mr. Van Ruren,s re-clection at this pecn
liar crisis would Mace him under tho necessity If
ssnusb;nc The ,var ,nio Afr;ca y
Fonr ourselves we know we sb,ll snnnort Mr. Van
Ruren with al, onr m;ybt IL he ohta;n tbe nom;nat;on
but he il not orr frst choice and &c we do NOT de-
sire his nomination. we have rgbt 10 saw 90 and to
assicn smch reasons nc 1orce t5c,oss,vess nr,,,,s
We are willing nav ,nxions that ahs Glands n M
Van Buren should advocate his elaine fairlv and
present his name before the Convent,on in the same
manner in which the names Of the other candidates
will he PRESENTED Rut we nro,est in Tho name If
Democracy and the Pennle AGAINST Srniar HIM mon
the n.rtv Inv the dcnunci,,;on of o,hr c.nd;d.ies
nv ca,,cssing nv g read mo- ont If the nar,y y hy
noocked conyen,ons and NV rosoI,,;os ddross.s ona