The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-19
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IA .,ssidin1 Resolutions adopted:

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presiding Resolutions adopted:
Resolrsd That unless the Democracy unite under
Jous TrLER, ibey expect nothing less than DC.
feat The support Of any other candidst@ NO" wil
be political defeat lie has saved them once, and be
Only do II again
Resoivsd, That with President Tyler as its candi-
date, the Democratic party may engage M lhe pre-
semi nolit,ea contest i the full confidence OF
cess under The hrm conviction that " A VEro PhEsi
pssr never has Ca can be beaten.
Resolved, That policy requires and safety demands
the annexation OF Texas and that 10 John Tyler
ALONE will belong the honor OF animals the halion
To its real importance.
Usual business resolutions and the Baltimore
Tyler Convention endorsed, &c.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
The Republican Tyler men Of this Ward
met on The 18th inst. at Hermitage Hall, G.. c..
Thomas in the chair. Resolutions passed:
Resolved That this meeting believe that the best
interests Of the country will be promoted by the con
inuanee of John Tyler III the Presidential chair for
the next four years-that, under his administration
every portion of people have prospered IN their
business pursuits aud the best results may be aLtic
pated from a continuance Of The policy he has Pur-
sued, both IN regard 10 our foreign and domestic
affairs.
Resolved, That il will redUund to the best interests
Of this country 10 have Texas re-annexed TO the UNI
ted STATES, and we call on our Senators and Repre-
sentatives in Congress to aid President Tyler in his
efforts to accomplish SO desirable an object
The Baltimore Convention approved, &c.
ANOTHER BALL ROLLING-ONE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND VOTES FOR "OLD We
TO"-MASS MEETING OF THE GER
MANS IN NEW YORK-DECLARATION
FOR JOHN TYLER
WAsHIscroN, April 10, 1914.
SIR Il have just risen from the perusal Of the
solutions adopted by Mass Meeting of the German
citizens of New York held on Monday the 18th Of
April, to adopt measures of defence against the
growing spirit of ilberali'y manifested towards
them by both parties, and to determine upon their
future course of action. And IT with heartfelt
joy that announce to you, what, perhaps, has not
yet to your notice in the papers, their resolves
'that no party camor shall induce them to with.
hold their due appreciation from the eminent merits
of President Tyler )" and that sin the spirit of cos
mopoism, and eschewing the marrow policy OF IL
liberal party excresences," they will support the
admission Of Texas into the Union, measure, in
the maturing of which, President Tyler is gaming
another laurel and has mel tied well not only Of the
Union, but of mankind at large"
As the resolutions ordered to be published in
the newspapers in English and German, and a copy
directed to be transmitted to the President, you
will, doubt not, publish them. will, therefore,
only say in the way of comment, that never has
there been honorable and disinterested hon.
age rendered to the Pre- siden than this the free and
unshackIed declaration of Mass Meeting of the
Germans OF New York; being Influenced by other
motive but that Of the most sincere respect for
President whose course has been signalzed by pub
lie virtues, so emnently calculated from the begin
ming to conciate the regard Of class Of citizens,
who proverbia for their love Of honesty and right
There is doubt but that their sentiments will be
rc.echoed oil the Union, and soon be every
wheIe-where they are not yet-pronounced as the
sentiments Of the German Americans population
whose VOTE can at present be estimated at no
less ,han one hundred thousand Surely he who
knows the character and numbers Of these worthy
German citizens cannot but understand the moral raiue
and political consequences of their united preference
for any candidate.
Set down the German and Irish citizens for Mr..
Tyler they will go hand in hand with all their hon
and generous native leow-ctizens in vindica alton
they are TO be despsed by any narrow minded "na-
tive" clique.
A GERMAN.