The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-22
GREAT TYLER MOVEMENT IN SUISSE
COUNTY NEW JERSEY

In pursuance of public nolce previously
given for that purpose. a large and respectable,
and very orderly meeting convened al the Louise
of John S. Warbass, in Newton, on Monday
evening, the 9Th March.
The meeting was organized by calling Will
liam Beach, to the Chair, and appointing MAJ
Geo. Walker, Vice President, and John A.
Bonnell, Secretary.
An agreeable and spirited interchange Of sem
tment followed from number of those PRE-
sent after which, on motion, a comniltes OF
FIVE was appointed to draft resolutions indca-
tive of the sense of The meeting, viz: Aaron
H. Bonnet, Alfred b. Beach, John A. Johnson,
after suitable consultation, returned and re-
ported the following resolutions which were
adopted by reclamation:
Whereas, the present deplorable condition of
the country. msartial!y demands the candid
and unprejudic,d regard Of every American
citizen, and loudly calls for some vigorous and
well dire cted efforts, 10 seizure an ultimate rene
dy Tor the great public evils under which all
classes are suffering,
Therefore, Resoired, That the sovereign
People are urgently required to devise some eff
feciual means, to obtain the relief which it is
their right to enjoy, and which they may and
ought to possess.
Resolrei, That the selfshness and bitter AMI
mosities Of the tro once great rirdl parties of
the country, afford no hope that their exerlions
will be turned aside from their own disgraceful
broils and inveterate Jeuds, to advance the COM
mon interest of the whole People, the prospect
~ add reputation Of our common country.
Resolved, That we consider the election Of
the next President of more importance 10 the
liberty, the happiness. and prosperity OF our
country, than any thing tina, has occurred since
the Reroinfion because we believe that under
the administration of the ilIustrlous statesman
who now fills the Presidential chair, the best
interests Of the country will be promoted, the
domestic manufactures of the country will be
encouraged, and thereby sure and certain
markets maintains for our agricultural products
and employment given to our laboring classes.
Rouvt,rr duh anu capa6le--wih a clear head
and sound heart, and well disciplined and
well informed mind-a sound, pure, and unos-
ten,atiou. Republican, mild we, firm, with mo
raj courageto peri RIM the duties Of his Office
fearlessIy and faithfully; and neither TO be bued
nor seduced from the performance OF his duty
by any party or set of men.
Resoiued, That in view OF these and other
important considerations, we nominate JOHN
TYLER, as our candidate for The office of Chief
Magistrate of the Union in the Presidential
campaign, subject to the decision Of the Re
publican National Convention, in 1874; and
will use all reasonable means to procure his re-
election TO tine station he now so honorably fills
Resolved, That the recent removal of our
postmaster 10 make room for the re-appointment,
by the Department of a man who has here.
nfp bslI h fl Cnr a,
who has not been able TO attend to the duties of
that Office personally since his reinstatement,
and who Is an open and declared oppo ient of
The President and his Administration, evinces,
beyond doubt, thai The most unwarrantable
and unmanly imposition has been practised up
90 the President and his friends, totally I'M
worthy Of any honorable men and only TO b.
expected from such unprincipled tools a,
wrought The deception TO promote their own
sinister purposes.
Resoired, That we respectfully suggest TO
The Post Master General, that the aforesaid
,hange Is very unpopular with a large majority
d the ci,izens OF Newton, and the county of
Sussex generally, who are Immediately inter
'sted therein, and that we recommend speedy
rausfer Of The office to some person whose ap
pointment thereto, shall meet the wishes and
APPRECIATION Of The People, and mol be palmrd
upon the Department under the cloak Of politi-
cal hypocrisy.
Resoired, THAI the proceedings OF this meet
ing be signed by the President, Vice President.
and Secretary, and that cupies be transmitted
10 the President, aud the Post Master Grneral,
and be printed in the New Jersey Herald, Sus-
rex Register. Trenton Emporium, and the Ma
1isonian.
WILLIAM BEACH, President,
GEO. WALKER, Vice President
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Newton, April 6, Is43.