The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-19

The Tyler Baltimore Convention approved
aud delegates TO the City Convention sent
Among the later, we notice +. 3. Derry and
w illiam Francis, members OF the New io'k
Calhoun Commiltee.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Tyler Demo
Gratis of The old Sixth was held on the l5th INST
al Washington Hall James Bergen presiding
Resolutions passed.
Whereas, a crisis has arrived when 1t becomes
every true democrat to define his position upon the
snoroaching presidential election, IN order mat rhh
n,.I WILL oY THE PEOPLE may be July Developed
and that Justice, iriumphiDg over chicanery' may
prevail and whereas the insinciblo aud indouii'no'e
sixth ward with its nine hundred democratic ma
ory desires to do justice TO every true supporter oil
JefIersonan doctrines, therefore
Resoired That John Tyler is the most worthy ano
mos, popular champion OF democratic principles tia'
he country has at the bead oil TINS naiios
Nth The exception Of Thomas Jefferson and Andrew
Jackson and we trust that no party machinery VIII
be eff cual in preventing his being the candidate oil
The democratic party at the next presidential cleo
ton -,
Rssolped That we are in favor Of the annexation
Of Texas TO the United States, and we do not doubt
that every unprejudlced mind will arrive at a like
result when reflection and judgment shall have time
Resolved, That John Tyler is the only candidate
that can be elected by the democratic party at the
ensuing election.
The holding Of the general Tyler Conven-
lion at Baltimore was highly approved, and
fifteen delegates were sent TO the city meeting
of the 20th inst
SEVENTH WARD.
The Democratic electors of this Ward met
on the 10Th instant at the old Head Quarters, on
Madison street, Charles Fox Presiding. Reso-
lu,ions adopted.
Resolued, That we have unbounded confidence in
the honesty and patriotism of President John Tyler
and moreover, all his public acts Chief Magistrate
Of the United States meet our hearty appreciation
and sincerely believe that he is the only availa-
BILE candidate that unite the broken fragments Of
the democratic party, and successfully triumph over
Henry Clay, the candidate Of the wing party in the
presidential contest of 1874
Resolred, That we admonish the Democratic Ma
tonal Con Acntion which is to be held at Baltimore
on the 9th of May next, to use all honorable and
proper means to secure so desirable candidate as
John Tyler for the presidency, who has fearlessls
carried out in his public acts the principles Of Jeher
son, and who dared to put his veto to the bill of
Henry Clay for charter of United States Bank,
which bill was in violation Of the Constitution, and
huge monopoly, and likewise opposed to the equal
rights Of the people.
Resolved, ANNEXATION OF TEXAS NOW HEvAR!
Approbalory resolutions Of the Tyler move
ment throughout the Union, passed.
EIGHTH WARD.
The Tyler men Of the old Eighth met in
Spring street on The 18Th instant, Thomas Dyer
in the Chair. Resolutions passed.
Resored, That we have full confidence in the con-
stitutona views of John Tyler, and in his fitness for
the exalted office he fills and will therefore give
aid in procuring his nomination for the next pre-
sdency.
Resolved That the territory of Texas was, as
con,c nded by all leading statesmen of the last
forty years. and admitted by Spain herself part Of
the louisa purchase that its possession Is Of great
importance to trade and revenues in time OF
peace and TO security in war; and If the origl
policy the part Of Jefferson il is still more au.
dable ambition IN present Chief Magistrate to aim
at its peace bile recovery.
The Convention a, Baltimore approved, and
delegates sent TO the City Meeting on the goth
instant
NINTH WARD.
The friends Of John Tyler met on the 18th
a, Green's, in this Ward, G. Crlswold presiding
Resolutions passed.
Resolved, That will unite with our democ ATTIC
fellow citizens in their efforts TO render justice 10
render justice TO President John Tyler; that we ap
prove OF the plan Of holding National Convention
IN Baltimore the 9th of May next, and a
State Convention, on the 25th instant in this city
and will aid The movement by every means in our
power.
Resoiped Tha, the annexation OF Texas to the
a..
and by which our best interests will be greatly pro.
noted and we urge on our Senators and ,presents-
tves in Congress TO give their cordial support 10
President Tyler in his efforts eiec this most desi-
rable object
Resolutions approving Of the great Tyler
movement now heaving up the sea of Demo
cracy in every State were passed.
TENTH WARD.
The friends Of Mr.. Tyler met on the 18th
instant at Military Hall, Runyan Pyst in the
chair Resolutions adopted:
ResoIred Tha, this meeting believe that the best
interests of the country will be promoted by the con-
tnuance Of John Tyler in the Presidential Chair for
the next four years that under his administration
cry portion OF our people have prospered in their
business pursuits and the best results may be antic-
pated from continuance Of the policy he has pur-
sued, both in gard to foreign and domestic az
fair.
Resoired That it will rebound to the best interests
of this country TO have Texas annexed to the United
States and we call on our Senators and Representa-
lives in Congress to and President Tyler in his efforts
to accomplish so desirable an object.
The Baltimore Tyler Convention approved
&c. &c.
ELEVENTH WARD.
The Tyler men Of this ward met on the 10th
instant, 10 RIvinglon street, G.. Van Velsor in
the chair. Resolutions passed:
Res Iced, That under John Tyler the Democracy
can al ne hope t. succeed in the next Presidential
contest; with old Veto as our leader, we have no
fears Of the result.