The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-03

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congratuation.
For The kind expressions ,chic you hare been pleased
10 employ IN reference 10 my political course you
hare my ,carnest thanks, may beper,nited 10 say that
IN The humble part phieh hare had 10 act in public e
but one moipe has eper influenced me- AND THAT HAS
BEEN TO PRESERVE THE CONSTITUTION, THE GREAT
CHARTER OF AMERICAN LIBEhTr UNCHANGED, AND
| UNALTERED, and 10 aduance far in me lay, the
happiness and prosperity Of the ,shoLs country.
have the honor to be, gentlemen,
Your most obedient servant,
JOHN TYLER.
To Messrs. Hinkle, Reynolds, and others, Of the
Committee.
And it, after this distinct avowa of the STATE rights
Democratic doctrines Of Nh Tyler, the part oil those
who penned the invitation, and The clear and emphatic
response Of Mr. Tyler in The affirmative thereto you still
| this, which was sent him from Ohio, and which, be-
of the terms in which it was couched, he felt
compelled to accept, viz
COLUMBUS, Quo, Sept. 9th, 1910.
Hon. JOHN TYLER
DEAN SIR: The original Jackson of the State
of Ohio who in favor of the election of the WING
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
OF the United States, propose to hold convention IN
the city Of Columbus the 25th day OF the present
month for the purpose Of organizing their strength
aud preparing for the approaching election 1t is be-
leved that the Government are concentrating upon
this State their whole electoDeerng strength, and
that mighty effort will be made by our opponents
TO carry Ohio by storm. In breaking down this last
desperate expedient of party maddened to almost
| superhuman exerton by defeat need, and we
| ask yourico- operation. Your name ,oiA command the
| presence Of thousands upon thousands, Of our cut
! rens, from all quarters Of the State, and ciH sceH
our ranks WE CONFIDENTLY BELIEVE WITH
| NUMBERS THOSE ONLY WITHHOLD DIN @
| ID.
| THAT THE SUCCESS OF THE Vino PARTY WILL SECURE
| TIRE TRIUMPH OF THE PRINCIPLES WHICH BROUGHT
GENERAL JACKSON INTO POWER. We trust that the
importance Of the crisis in the campaign will induce
you to comply with the invitation which we tender
| you in the name ofiks Wing party Of Ohio.
BY order Of the Harrison and Reform Wing Cen
| trail Committee.
JOSEPH RlDGWAY,
| Chairman pro ten.
| Hon JOHN TYLER Williamsburg, Virginia
And il now there remains within your mind loop
on which to hang doubt, We ask you u examine
and reflect upon Mr.. Tyers Henrico letter.
his " Seubenville letter." and bis Clairsvle
speech" all of 1910, and which may be found in a
pamphlet entitled al defence Of the President ON
the attacks of Mr.. Bots and the Clay party" put
lshed the Madi, onian office last year. and CON-
piled from the original papers themselves; and we
feel convinced il you have any regard for truth n
| justice you must admit, that however Mi Tyler was
placed the canvass OF 1870 through DECEIT fraud,
and eire,nsianee, he was Democrats JeT,rsonisn
Democrat Jack,on Democrat White Demo
cra,, and never Federal Wing. Why, then upon
upon this ground, do you object to John Tyler1
But, in the second place, says our objector, Mr.
| Tyler approved the Distribution Of the Proceed, of
| the Public Lands. We deny IT, so far from h. wing
approved the Distribution bill, he once peio,d Il,
though not measure affecting the Constitution nor
did be his thorough opposition to IL until the
Insertion Of the 20 per cent. clause which rendered
1t entirely imperative after the passage Of the Tariff
Law then in preparation. For the wise and disin.
terested course pursued on this occasion by Mr. Ty
ler the Democratic party it seems to US owe him a
debt Of gratitude; for without his frmness an entire
distribution OF the Land fund would have taken place
| inasmuch party In Congress were too weak 10
resist the passage Of Bill to this effect. We owe
to him then the preservation Of the Land fund o. the
Government. The opinion and policy Of Mr.. Tyler
in reference TO the whole OF this question are pre-
cisey what should desire them TO be The posi-.
iion occupied by him declared and vouched for BY
hrs Williamsburg friends, at their late meeting Is
thus expressed -" Mr. TYLER Is IN fapor of The prfser.
ration Of The Public Lands a, The sourc, and foundation
ofor public oredR, thereby enabling , IN time Of ,ou
and other contingencies, 10 borroro rnonsu and finally
10 Poy N, amount borroood Without aring or burd,nine
the people ~ih high Tar f OF oiherroi e." What more
could desire, and how can any Democrat oppose
JOhn yer upon Vol. ErOundf
Thirdly, we are told that Mr. TYLER approved the
repeal OF the SubTreasury and consequently, opposed
a Democratic measure. We have often been sur.
prised at this declaration, and we now desire our
friends TO read Gen. Jaokson's letter TO Mr. Garrett,
Gilbert, and others, September l. Is4I in which
he says that 1.-THE President ought not 10 be cen.
sured for giving his sanction TO that repeal believing
II TO have been condemned by the people in 1910 ~
But we give the extrac, itself from that letter
" Doubtless The President believes that the Sub.
Treasury has been condemned by the peope and 81
believing he ought not 10 BE- oen,ed for rire nj, snne.
fion 10 i repeal Bot the Independence he has mani
tested in the Veto, authorizes us TO hope that he will
deal fairly and canddy with the whole subject here
sfcr and hst he will conform hi, policy to the urin.
ciples Of the Virginia school Of Republicans"
And again see what he says
1.-THE ssie Of my health, which is now much dis
ordered by attack II fever doe. not allow me 10
express at length the reflections excited in nv mind
cannot refrain however, from saving that thew NEE,
q, neraly with my concurrence particularly that
vhioh gp,s prais, 10 Mr. Tyler for his refo of N, Bank
bill III he but maintains the position he ha. assumed
this great lever Of Federalism hi, deadly 70. 10 IN.
principles Of our Government, the design. OF tina,
party in other respects, will be less difficult To ooun
tersct for the ship OF State relieved of the corrup,-
ing influence ola Bank Of the United States at r..
helm, will naturally right tself"
When thus acquitted by Andrew Jackson. -bv.
upon this ground, do We ohisc, to John Tyler1
Four,bly il is urged sesins, Mr. Tyler tbs, h. re-
'connsndsd TO Congress tbs Ereh.qur, and .p.