The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-20
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PRESIDENT TYLER.

There wss uns whom the political eee0sss Of
Csnerai 0sesss WAsasseroH would, y possible.
hsvs buried his ssme IN infs@y, and coysved vith
Disgrace Tut 10 the Providencs Of God he was per
miited to live to the last enemy hide his face With
shame, when his glorious deeds held up before
the American people. He lived beloved, and died
| Ismentsd. His deeds encircIed with wrcaths VI
evergreen applause, and his memory engraved uPo"
tho heart Of every true Amsricsn HE lame has
covered the whole EARTH and every nation venerstes
his name.
There was q time when the Of ANDREW
JAcxson by his political opponents, was cast out q.
evil. Every effort that the Vaccinations OF political
spirits could invent resorted to, 10 blacken his
reputation Not content with doing him all the in
Jury possible they resorted to the grave VI his de-
parted wife to disturb her sacred repOso-yet An
drew Jackson lives His acts stand upon the records
Of the history Of the country, and are written and
deeply engraven the hearts of his countrymen.-
He, in the hands Of an Allwse Providence, has been
one of the greatest benefactors OF his country; and
future geneI atoms will hand his name down to their
posterily, calling him blessed.
The time is now when the name Of John Tyler is
receiving all the slander aud vile abuse that
prncipled party, composed Of the bank arstocracy,
moneyed monopolists purse proud demsgogues, dis
appointed office seekers, and men, possessed With the
spirit Of the ores Of seyeny-six, possibly throw
upon him. And for what' They say because be
has turned traitor to his PARTY None dare say trail
tor TO his COUNTRY. And who was his party lie
was Democrat from his mothers womb, and never
has been known to advocate any anti Democratic
measure from boy. His early history shows him to
have been favore Of the people, (he ruigariy call
ed) common people. With them he was found in all
cases on the side OF the poor and oppressed he
ever 10 be found in all matters Of county, state
tional affairs he was with the people. Yet he is
called traitor, and the greatest abuse heaped upon
his name. Like the hero Washington, and the
s'aunch unbending Jackson, he will have for time
to bear the pelting storm, sent from the clouds Of
bilious demagogues and aristocratic DDS, ID the
shape of what called Wigs and hollow -heartec
selfish, offcc-seeking uouid be called DEMocRATs.-
But the day will arrive when, like those we have
named, justice will be done TO the name and acts Of
John Tyler The Democracy of the country, now
blinded by prejudices created in l840 against him.
will have their eyes opened perhaps too late, 10 do
him personal usiicr, but in time to throw around his
dying couch the incense OF grateful people, which
shall cause the d, log patriot TO know that he will live
IN the hearts of his counrym'n; aud he may have
tho satisfaction OF believing that when he has gone
he will leave a fac-simile of himself in his sons who
may inherit the honors due TO departed father The
time will come when the name of Washington Jack
son, and Tyler, will form constellation, around
whose memory the hearts Of the whole American ma
ton will entwne. We would fevn have that jus tce
neted out to our veneraed Chief Mag stiate, which
is due him from the Democratic party. He has
placed them by his acts in their present cnviable sit
ustion. By his nrmDess aud triotism he, with his
own arm, has wrought out their salvation from the
curses that about to fall on them, which would
have bound them to the wheels Of the mighty Jugger
maui for century to come. We ~ill say to The De-
mocracy Of New Jersey "Lct justice be DONE though
the heavens fall.