The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-05

ut to the assembled company the following scn''-
ment
The msmor, of Thomas w. Gilmer--One Of the
our.sl and must saxacious statesman that Virginia
has ever given 10 the Union Whilst bis country dt-
pores his loss his friends Ill cherish has meu-
DRY in their heart OF hearts.
Yours, very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
To C. Pierce, ID. Liesenring, Joseph Dimond and
others, committee, &c.
By the company. Hon James Buohanan-One OF
NATURES nobemen-he oonfers honor upon our state,
and the State delights to honor him future honors
await hinl.
Letter from Col. Edgard Hanizinger
White Swan Hotel,
Philadelphia, March %, 1874
Gentlemen--I received your favor OF the 10Th IN
staLt, kindly inyiing TO join in celebrating inc
birthday of the second Veto President and second
Andrew Jackson.
fully concur in what you have expressed in your
kind favor The have certainly been the means
of saving our country from an iIretrievabe rum
Our country, our widows and orphans, have suffered
from the effect OF unconstitutional ihs'itu'
tioD and the protector oil the second evil cannot De
TOO highly honured. II would give me indispensable
Joy and pleasure 10 JON in ich an honorable and
lust act | am only sorry that business OF much lm-
portance claims my attention on that day may DC
away from you, but my heart and best wishes LOT
your cause and yourselves are with you; and shall
only beg you to allow the plea urc OF Offering the
following as my sentiment.
Truly yours, &c.
EDW. HUNTZINGER.
To Messrs. c. Pierce and others, Committee
The President and his Cabinet-The protection
of our country-may they long live to our coun-
try free FROM all unconstitutional monopoly.
BY the Company-Col. Edward Huntznger. The
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his services in defence of Democratic principles are
highly appreciated by the People.
Letter from j. H. steck, Esq
HARRISBURG, March "a, 1874.
Gentlemen | have the honor to acknowledge the
receipt of your kind letter Of the Goth instant invt-
ing to participate with the friends of the Admin
straton in Philadelphia in the proposed celebration
Of the birth day Of talented and patriotic Chief
Magistrate, JOHN TYLER.
regret that am denied the qualification Of meet
ing you at the festive board but be assured that,
although absent, will beiwith you in feeling. No
man in the Union has done more for the advance
ment OF true Jeilersoni2n principles than John Ty-
er His glorious petoes at the famous extra session
in lS4l by which Federal measures nipped in
the bud, enttle him to the lasting gratitude Of the
Democratic party; and with him our standard
bearer in the coming contest for the Presidency, we
would have nothing to fear from the Federal Bank
party.
Vale repeat my regret in being deprived Of the
pleasure OF mingling with you in the proposed cee-
bration, send you the subjoined sentiment, which
you will be pleased to communicate to the company
With assurances of high regard,
l remain truly yours, &C.
S. Ii. STICK.
To Messs. c, Pierce, d. NJ. Leisering Jos. Din
mond, Col Thomas Willis, VIM. Brown WIN. }.
Cunningham, and Colonel John J. Meany, Com
mitlee Sc
BY J. H. Stockholm Tyler, President Of the
United States. His noble vetoes saved the Demo-
cracy in the hour of danger-common justice re-
quires that the party he sared should stand by him in
the present emergency, when demagcgus, striving
to tear his well earned aur, Is from his brow.
BY the company. H. Steck. A sterling Demo-
crat, who has already done the party good service,
and is able and willing to contribute still further 10
its advancement