The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-26
ppocEEDINGs or THE PENNSYLVA
MA TYLER CONVENTION.

To-day we are enabled 10 lay before our read
or, the official report Of the proceedings oil tn
= PENNSYLVANIA Democratic Convention, Il
which we invite the attention OF our readers
Matters are rapidly coming TO point IRON
which no political jugglers, whether they be II
high places, or low places, or In any place INA
siuabe, can divert them. We are aware lha
men have often proiessed TO be extremely so
l;c;,ous 10 obtain that justice from the People
which the politicians had denied TO the Presi
dent, for the purpose of obtaining the Director
of movements having such objects in view ant
then, for a consideration, directed everything II
such manLer as 10 rebound TO The benefit OF The
enemy. II such men love the enemy better
than the cause they have oslensibly embark
ed in, there never was more htting DC
casion than The present for them TO Ego over
10 him. Such course would not discomfort the
true fri, nds of the President in the slightest de
gree on the contrary, il would undoubtedly su
persede the disagreeabe necessity OF exposing
and furnishing the hypocri,es.
But, we repeat, matters are coming TO a
point, aud there will be no more diversing.-
Whether few or many, the true friends Of the
Admin ,tration are resolved at once TO form a
general and perfect organization, on the merits
of the Administration and the man who has
so happily conductedit. None bu' the unquall-
ing friends of the Administration are invited 10
enroll themselves in the REPUBLICAN GUARD
II there be any individuals who have, on certain
occasions, and for certain purposes, worn anna
bic smil,s aud spoken faterin2 words, 10 en-
courag &c the friends Of the Administration, and
nevertheless have had their own "mental re-
scrva,ions," and their secret preferences in Cur
tain contingencies--the smiles and sweet words
Of such individuals will be of no service what
ders to The wheel. Their room will be much
better than their company. Workers are want
ed, not takers; ACTS, no, professions RESULTS,
not promises.
The point TO which we desire TO arrive, and
which we are determined forthwith to accom-
plish, is to know who will, and who will not, by
their acts, boldly and unreservedly participate
in the movement commenced in Ohio and
Pennsylvania. Whether few or many Of the
Democracy of the Union shall unhesitaingly
buckle on their armor in behalf of the much
maigned author of the VEToEs, still,
whatever number there may be, in each
and every State, they piU respond TO
the signal of their Republican brethren in Ohio
and Pennsylvania. They will send their dele
gates TO the Baltimore Convention TO speak for
them, to the usurping Jacobins, as ,h,y should
be spoken to, and pledge themselves to make
good The words of their representatives. The
Globe clique is doomed, as we have asserted.
sooner or later TO be brought 10 its senses. II
justice should be done the President, whose
action in single day did more for the Demo-
cratic party than The lip-service of many of his
envious opponents, during their whole lives
then there will be nothing bu, lea san,ness
and peace"
The action Of the Tyler Democratic National
Convention, which is To assemble 10 Baltimore
on the 9Th Of next May, is destined TO form an
important feature in our political history. II
will represent body Of bold and independent
dignity put upon the author of the BANK VIZ
TOES, by ambitious individuals who claim 10 be
Democrats. They wW rote together as on,
mon-and however much they have been rid
cued heretofore, or may be hereafter, their sup.
port will be victory, and their opposition defeat
They will be suflici ntly numerous for that. II
the Democratic party will disavow the foul as
pensions of the Gobe-clique, and give Mr.. Ty.
Ter the position TO which he is entitled, then
there can be no difficulty; but if all the villi6ca
lion of tia, junlo Of JacobiDs shall be unequvo
cally approved and endorsed by Mr. Van Buren,
and his exclusive partisans in the other Con
vention, we fancy it will hardly be necessary 70,
the Globe to repeat It's intention TO "repef Ty
Ter help" Whether or no, the result will show
that Tyler help" was needed, notwithstanding
theGlobe's wholesale accommodation of,be Ve
Democrats, will not be anticipated by The Ty
Ter men-it will be sufficient for them 10 do ,he
duty. Whenever the Democratic pary can b,
led so far astray, by the political panders who
supported John Quincy adams for the Pres
dency in opposition 10 General Jackson. as I,
cause tito ostrac'sc disciple of Jefferson. VIII,
had vetoed Two Bank bills, and almost sufFerc,
martyrdom for bis acts, then The time has arrive,
for its dissolution. 1t can never be ?, generate,
until IT is resolved into its original elements
and by the subsequent adoption Of a new On
reer. The corruption and tyranny of some o
its lenders caused its overthrow in lsao. a.,
before the work OF regeneration began. The ye
toes arrested It's dissolution. Perhaps il wa =,
rested too soon-for if il Lad resolved ;,.elr 10,
ITS original elements, the impurities on its en-,
face which now essay to paraIyze The arm ,ba
saved II, might, ere this, have been amopc ~,
loves, dregs at the bottom.
But we append the proceeding, of the Co,
vention: