The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-08-06
THIaD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
DEMOCRATIC TYLER MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC TYLER MEETING.
Ala large and respectable meeting OF the Demo
cratic citizens of the 4 bird Congressional District
friends Of President TYLER, held pursuant TO pub
lie notice, the Old ronsides," IA The District Of
the Northern Liberties, on wednesday evening, July
3ist, al O'Clock the meeting called to order by
appointing JOHN MAGusRE, Esq, TO The CHAR and
Jobu w Grow, John George keglcr, Lewis Oden.
ried, Henry Hunerlon, Jacob Albright, Captain Tho
mas Willis, John J. Heintzelman, David Nstbans,
Ienismu H. Nlsrcisy, John Cox and Martin O'Brine,
as Vice Presidents.
Joseph Evans Jacob Humme, jr, Elwood Cliff
ton. BENJAMIN r. Kennedy, jacob Fucker, Ezra c.
Leeds and James 4. Wallace. as Secretaries
The object OF the meeting stated BY The Char
| ON motion Of Henry Hunterson, that eommli,ee OF
five be appointed TO draft preamble and resolutions
rx pressiye of the sense of the meeting. The Char
| appointed the following named gentlemen
Henry Hunterson, George Ledy, Edward Price,
| Charles Davis and Thomas G. Edwards. The com
m,,iee retired for some time, and during their ab
| sence the NEE ing was addressed by william b
| Whltecar his usual happy manoer, oy william
| Emmons, and by General Joseph Hall, who very
ably explained to The satisfaction o. ue huneiol'
| mutuae the chcsnery and deception by which GER
tain gentlemen received The nomination Tor President
and Vice President, at the Baltimore National Con
yentiop held on the 9th day OF May last lis
remark, were received with great and enthusiastic
cheers: Ht
The committee hlv ny returned reported the fol-
lowing preamble and resolutions which were unan''
, mously adopted
Whereas, the time has arrived for all true frends
Of concentration Of action, to unite the whole strength
of the Democratic party 10 the approaching frea-
DENTAL election and that only be done by the
unanimous support Of the veto champion, John Tyler
thus involving rs il does principles dear TO the heart
vital mpcTtshcs than the Psrsonai sggrandizement
: Of tsW, who we knot0 have too long viewed them
! selves the only true expounders OF what is Demo.
cracy.
IN tha
: up to the rescue, and prove by firm and friendly
cooperation with all the friends of our common
country, and unite act Of strict justice to our
faithful President, John Tyler, for whom We do
most cordially grid ON our armour, and in his name
pledge ourselves honorabIy To use all exerops 10
his election 10 the Presidential chair in 1874
and as Democratic citizens will give him our up.
divided support. Therefore, be it
ResoIced, That approve Of the acts of the Dem
ocratic National Convention that assembled in Bal
timore the 9th day OF May last, and nominated
J John Tyler, OF Virginia, for President to be SUP.
ported by the Democracy Of the Union at the com
ing Presidential election in 1874.
Rssoired, Ihat we approve Of the proceedings Of
sembied al Halls American House, in the city of
Philadelphia, and at the Robert Morris Hotel in the
county Of Philadelphia. the 4th day of July last
and resolved to place in nomination a Tyler Pre,.
dental Electoral Ticket for the State of Peninsula
MIA, as we'll as q candidate for Governor, Members
of Congress, Members for the State Legislature to
be supported At the approaching election.
Resolved, That we are the firm and jealous adyo-
Gates of speedy annexation of Texas and that the
thanks of this meeting be rendered TO President "
ler for the noble stand he has taken, for bringing
Texas back again into the United States
Resoiv,d, l hat we thank President John TYLER for
his bank vetoes, and as Democratic citizens pledge
ourselves to stand firm by him at the approaching
campaign the only mode of doing justice to one
whs SO nobly came to the rescue Of the Democratic
party.
Resolved, That it be recommended to the Demo
cratic friends of President Tyler to appoint Dele
gates IN each Ward, District and Township, in the
county of Philadelphia on or before the I2th day of
August.
Resolved, That the Delegates thus appointed are
requested to meet at the City Hotel Thrd street be-
low Arch, on the 18th day of August TO enter upon
their important duties
On motion of Elwood Clifton, Esq, the meeting
appoint committee of for the purpose of ar.
pointing said Delegates, when the following named
gentlemen were appointed John Mcguire Henry
Huntcrson, Jacob Hummeil, Jr, Elwood Chiffon
Jacob Albright, Benjamin +. Kennedy, Ezra c
| Leeds
On motion of George Leidy, that when this meet
ing adjourns, il adj meet at Hall. American
Hotel, No lS. South 9th street, above Chesnus. on
Friday evening, August I'd, at O'Clock
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting be
signed by the officers and published 10 the Evening
Mercury, Washington Madisonan, New York Auro-
ra, Harrisburg Signal, and all other Democratic pa
JOHN mcguire, President