The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-05-11


Z" The savage warfare OF the Globe on Mr.. T Nh.
and every thing connecte with has AdmIulJr.-
for long time past, has seemed TO Us most lrlr,.
unreasonable, and unjust Where Is he u-, ....
To what possible good can IL tends III hesUgF..
ministration be so very weak then il is want.r -
generous, aud cruel and TO join The WLi.s boz IL
frantic hostility, under such circumstance, b.
strously unnatural. Even If lac we're hostile. !, v,
be unmanly TO strike so unsparingy against or,
legged 10 be so weak but, liberal as he la, been
the Democrats, and daringy and successfully g.s.
has opposed the Wings, in their most cherish d .
dangerous measures, IN defence Of his own priu.n.
and ours, these yindietiret savage, and uncea,u.
lacks seem TO US not only strange and Immature,
absolutely suicidal "-Souh Carohaim.
n5We look upon the foregoing as a r..
needed and deserved Tebuke Of the GIgi
Those who honestly contending for De-,
cratic measures and principles, cannot be
IN ndlul Of the bitter persecution and abuse N
Tyler has experienced from the Federal arso,,..
throughout the Union, for refusing TO violate h ..
and surrender his conscience at the bidding of AM.
rogant Dictator. The mass OF the Democracy wIIr..
easily be led TO join in crusade OF mere personal m
tlity against the President, for the sake Of mintr
10 the unreasonable ambition Of any man, or prom
ting the selfish schemes Of any sell-consur.,0
cliques lngratitude is not an attribute of the gr
republican portion Of the people Of these INT.
States. The opponents of a mammoth lg.s
Banking Corporalion-of Distribution, ana OH,
heightened and oppressive Federal measure
not forget, estimate slightly, the President, slid.
cessive VETogs, which broke the spell Of con,ol.t
tionism, and ayerted the political caamit e, H.
menaced the country at the time Of the Dlctaltr
Extra Session. The principles upon which u....
Netoes based lie near TO the hearts OF all zen.
inc Democrats. At the time referred TO- the ia.
mocfacy were PROSTATE and Responding, all over d.,
country-and gloom sat upon the brow OF every con.
sderate man of the party, in view of the bterc0>r
prepared for the country by an nsoent and arisoer
tic caucus trained majority in Congress besottcd w
their recent triumph. At that momentous III.
the President nobly stood forth the preserver Of o.
Constitution, and the indicator Of the princ.l,
which he espoused IN early life. He struck blow
at the consolidating policy presented in thg
gslation Of Wing Congress, which rendered it ab.
tive and sent paralysis and CONSERVATION into die
Federal camp. No President, certainly, wa, ever
called to perform solemn act Of duty to country
and conscience at great sacrifice of official en-,
and personal friendshp--ior Mr.. Tyler was not ,u,.
tanned in the Bank Vetoes by a single member of Ms
Cabnet-and at the same time besiegeJ " N.
artfu hatterers eagerly seeking to seduce him from
his proprety-and by imperious par,isans threaten.
ing him with all the pains and penalties of eycog.
munication if he r fused to sign the bill. But h.
manfully resisted and every seductive a.l
malgn influence, and destroyed the monster IN M
br, 0. He held the claims of his country as par,-
mount to the claims of combination of corrupt par
ty leaders, by whom he was set up for Vice President
merely to give color to their spurious professions OF
democracy in the South He acted in good faith f.l
the COUNTRY and tine coNsTiTUTIoN-an on the fr>
Joy full impulse Of the occasion, his intrepidity aid
sterling patriotism were freely oppauded By d.,
friends of Democratic principles in every CITY
nook and corner of the Union. The Sage Of lhu
Hermitage, with the true magnanmity of an ay.
eompshed soldier and statesman, commune,
ted his thanks in writing to the Presidential
mocratic members of Congress, and Democra.
tic politicians everywhere joined in the warm up.
probation. We participated with heartfelt iay
in the prevailing exutaton Of our political brethren
and TO this day see no cause for retracting sing
word Of the praise then bestowed upon the Cmei
Magistrate. by reason # his yetoes Mr. Tyler la,
been denounced and vilifed beyond parallel and ut
terly abandoned by the wings Mr.. Clay-the great
arch foe to democracy-hss increasingly assaiIed hu
in every mode Of malignant caIumny, from the stump
and at political barbecues. But from the period
when John Tyler dealt blow OF death to the mon
strostes of Federalism Matched at the extra session
the democrats have rallied with renovated hopes ami
courage and their has been onward from con-
quering to conquer. Mr.. Tyler should be spared the
abuse of any professedly democratic paper He b,
least entitled TO the gratitude and respectful
deration of the entire party. The inevitable tendon
cy Of contrary bearing our part, must be TO the
injury of our common cause.-Sdiem Mas idr,r-
tser & Argus