The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-26
DEMOCRATIC TYLER MEETING.

| DENlO(RAI
Al a very numerous and respectable meeting Of
the Democratic friends of President Tyler, Of the
| Third District, who in favor OF sustaining him
for the Presidency, held at the house OF Wm Shus-
ter Spring Garden, Friday evening, June 2lst,
J Si&, agreeable to the call,
| On motion, JosErH Evans, Esq, was appoin,-
ed President, aud John Mcguire, John w. Grow,
| Henry Huntcrson, Franklin J. HestoD, Jacob Al
| bright, Daniel J. Rhoads, and Nathaniel Jackson,
| Vice Presidents and David Nathans, Charles +.
Mcguire, Ebenezer knowlton, w. +. Harrison,
| Secretaries.
On motion, and seconded the following named
gentlemen were appointed committee to prepare
resolutions expressive OF the of the meeting
ID. }. Rhoads, !. Leeds, Capt. Thos. Willis. and
Benz. \. Kennedy, Who retired, ana after a short
tine urned and presented the following preamble
aud resolutions, which, motion, and seconded,
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, it behooves freemen to assemble often,
and consult as TO the Of the officers whom
they have elevated to place and power; and where
as, the persons composing this meeting fully
conversans with the administration of President Ty-
Ter, and the vast amount Of good it has rendered the
country therefore
Resolved, That honor President Tyler for
bringing ABOUT regulation oil the without
The aid OF United States Bank
Resolved That at this hour of our assembling to-
gether, our beloved Union, from her centre to her
circumference IS enjoying more real prospt rty and
less turmoil, than at any period since the adminis,ra-
ton of President Monroe
Rssotp,d, That the friends of the Administration
have and contending for pure Jeffe rsonian De-
mocracy, and IN no event will they consent to see it
sacrificed, or the sacrifice of President who so
ably carries out those principles
Resolved, 1 hat President Tyler is our choice for
President; firstly, for his two bank vetoes: second
y, for signing the tariff bill thirdly for regulating
the currency without the aid of United States
Bank fourthy, for opposing distribution at a time
the treasury debt iftny for his effort IN add
to the Union, Texas and her noble band of Creemep
and sxthiy, Tor hrs peculiar policy in letting well
enough" alone, by which the country has and is pros
p-rlng in every department, of trade, commerce and
agriculture.
Resolved That our State has shown herself a
tarif State TO her hearts CENTRE therefore we look
upon II as political suicide to run any man tor Pres-
dent In this State opposed TO tariff, which is the
key that unocks her mines of wealth and prosperity
With proper tariff, fennsy vania like Samson,
stands erect IN all her power and streng without
tariff, like Samson shorn Of his locks she loses
half her greatness
Resoired That we applaud, and will sustain the
action Of the Baltimore Democratic Convention in
placing John Tyler on Nomination for the Presidency
by their unanimous vote.
Resolved, That this is the time TO try mems mo-
lives and frmness, and whether they are honest in
their professions, and II 50, we expect them meet
the broadside OF our opponents fire with all the ar
dor OF American freemen; for action, not profess
Sins, is now the battle cry Of the Tyler forces
Received, That we will neither turn to the right
nor to the left, but march steadily onward defence
OF Tyler anc Democracy; with determination to
elect the candidate OF choice and add the bright
Star of Texa, TO the galaxy that already umines our
nations horizon
Resolved, That the friends Of President Tyler will
celebrate the 4th of July, the glorious sixty eighth
anniversary of our nations freedom.
Resolved, That a committee Of twenty five be ap-
pointed from this District 10 meet other committees
TO make arrangements for celebrating the 4h of July
! in proper and spirited manner.
Resoired, 1 hat this meeting deem ii important to
hold County Convention, TO consider the propreiy
| of at once placing in nomination a candidate FOR
Governor, members OF Congress- and OF the State
Legislature and County officers.
Resoiped, That Dani, J. Rhoads, William Y. Har-
rison, Joseph Evans, and Charles F. Mcguire, and
Daniel Natbans, be the Delegates TO represent this
District in the County Convention, 10 take Nd can
| didates for Governor members Of Congress and
| other officers
unanimously
Resoped, That we win give our firm and unyielding
support TO John Tyler for the next Pre- dency Of the
/
support, We are maintaining and carrying out the
true principles of the immortal Jefferson.
DR. English, Mr.. Knowlton and number Of Other
gentlemen addressed the meeting in a very enthusias
tic and agreeable manner, and which ELECTED the
most CORDIAL and general satisfaction.
! On motion Of MIR Rhoads and seconded by MIR j
Albright it was unanimously
Resoired, That the proceedings OF this meeting b,
signed by the officers and published in all the Demo
cratic papers in the Union
On motion, and seconded, it was
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourns, il will
adjourn to meet at the Iron sign, Third below
Coates, on Wednesday evening next, at o, lock
?. M. Adjourned.
JOSEPH EVANS, President
The following gentlemen appointed com
mitee to carry The above resolution, in reference {,
celebr ting the Fourth Of july into effect
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