The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-30
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JOHN TYLER FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENCY
BY THE PEOPLE
GEORGIA MOVING IN EARNEST FOR
TYLER AND TEXAS.
The Democrats of Clark County, Georgia.
met at Walkinsville, on the 22d instant, Col
Sam. Bailey in the Chair, TO take into conside-
ration the question Of annering Texas 10 this
Union.
RESOLUTIONS;
Whereas, it is the deliberate aud SOLEMN opinion
OF this meeting, that whilst the severes principles ot
moral aud political justice would authorize our Gov
eminent 10 treat With the authorities Of 7s1as, for
the re annexation of that Territory 10 the United
States that the measure Is demanded BY the sound
est policy and sanctioned BY the exigency Of the &C
casion and proper regard 10 the self preservation
Of the body polite Of the whole Confederation.
is therefore resolved. That hail the proposition
of treaty between tho Isrian and this Government
as glorious epoeha In the annals of our common
country, well calculated to lead to results Of tho hap
piest consequence to the contracting parties which
whilst to the Texans that form of govern
ment under which they prefer to live will operate a
safeguard to the Union, in completing its Terrific
rial limits by establishing just boundary which ma
ture intended well to protect from foreign az
grcssion to improve our internal condition in d.
most every res ect that is valuable to as nation
Resolved, That President Tyler merits and meet.
with most hearty thanks, for the energy and pa
triotism which he has shown in urging forward
gotiation for tho remuneration Of Texas.
The Athens Banner, in Georgia. an old De-
mocratic paper advocates immediate annexation
with its accustomed ability.
TENNESSEE IN MOTION TOO.
Our brothers, friends come xions and coun,rymeu
in Texas pray US to be admitted into our Unon.--
What say the People Of Tennessee Let them as
semble at the Court House in Jackson, on TO- NOR
ROW, the Goth instant, to declare their wishes
Come, all hsDds
This is the language Of the Jackson Glenn
Republican Of the 10Th instant
The editor further says:
We call upon all 10 aid in effecting this gloriou,
reunion as speedily as possible. We are willing ts
make public cali upon Mr. Clay and Van Buren, to
avow openly and boldly their opinion on this impor-
tant subject and let their responses have due weight
In the approaching struggle for the Presidency.
What will he say when he sees Mr.. Van
Buren, and MIR. Clay's letters against annexa-
ton
MARYLAND MOVING FOR TYLER
AND TEXAS.
The Democracy Of Washington County met
in Convention at Hagerstown on the Goth inst.
RoBERT WAsoN presiding.
On motion Of JOHN Il. MASON, Esq. it was
Resolved, That the treaty lately concluded by the
President of the United States and the Government
of Texas for the re annexation Of Texas to the Uni
ted States is a measure which has our most cordial
appreciation founded in a regard for The best
interests OF this country-in regard to the rights OF
our Texan fellow citizens, and is in perfect accord
ance with tho well established law of nations.
JOHN TYLER'S FLAG NAILED TO
THE MAST.
FOR PRESIDENT,
o HN TY L. Err,
OF VIRGINIA.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
[ The NOMINEE OF THE TYLER BALTIMoRE GENE
RAJ CONVENTION.
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