The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-16

u IN. 0.bs. 10 aigAsy .ss al ere"ssAsss 'ns
would ao., oar Dc~ocsaik Presidential 'h'p into Us
hslbor Of safety wholly Ios, 70 the peDocsAfy'
Tbis is enough. Wei say ihis 10 enough 10 sa''''l
the party ina, Benton and Blair most be eash'ere'
Jori.cA Whether their course be The resui' Oh TX
norance or desgn it is alike fatal to the Denoe'u
party lay are 10 direct the coming Presidential con
lest.
La casting our eyes about us hnd tba, the ief-
as question il one that has wskend up, in the bosom
Of patriots, fire that cannot be quenched by tle
whole Wing party, with Clay at then head we
see all parts of the country the fever Is raging
President Tyler's Message and Treaty are oPpauded
by immense asseulblsges of the Democracy every
where. Tyler and Texas meetings OF great SIZE
have convened in all quarters Of the Union. In "e
Veto State of Pennsy lvania, the Veto champion an"
the maker of The Treaty with Texas, Is appauded 10
the very Heavens Such is the ardor and iefvor oi
the People upon these great questions. they see
too, why Benton alleges that Mr.. Richie has been
daped They also understand that If Mr. Benton
shall succeed in getting Mr.. Van Buren nominated,
that then Denton's opposition TO the immediate re-
anne alton of Texas will also be sustained But The
People, ay, the People, in their might aud majesty.
have resolved that the question OF the Immediate re-
annexation Of Texas to this Union shall not be kept
ou. Of Ibis PRESIDENTIAL contest by heldesiccs of the i'm
nacuiate Benton.
His devices to get MIR. Van Buren, nominated have
but a cobweb covering over them. And being seen
through, the party are resolved upon no, being de-
ceived by him his Vaccinations. We must and
will have the Texas question in this great political
conflict TO aid Us in carrying our Veto Chief, the
original advocate Of the alton of Texas TO
this Union, into the Presidential char in "A. We
concur heartily with General Jackson when he says
protest against the forts Of the politicians 10
snatch the credit of the Texas measure from the
hands of President Tyler" Nor will the high.
minded, the generous, the justin one word, the
mighty mass of The People, who nerer fail 10 render
to every his due, for instant think Of giving their
Sq6ragts 10 any secondhand advocate Of IeraS for the
Presidency.
There is a sensitive chord of justice that i. interwo-
ven In every heart by which heart beats in unison
with another throughout the whole land and it is tat
chord vbra ins from end Of the Union TO the 9th
or, That every where notifies es that TO Mr.. T. Ter
do we owe the early, fair, and full presentation oi
the Texas question to the People of this Republic,
fitch is the word-ihe laurels that so justly belong
to him. Their motto is Tyler and Texas Benton &
Co. are against the Ie-annex alton, and hence they
oppose him
General Jackson, who has devoted himself TO his
country, and the success Of the Democratic party,
pfoclalms that-"The PRESENT golden moment to OBJ
tain Texas must not be lost, or TEXAS MUST FROM
NECESSITY, be thrown into the Of England, and
Be FOREVER LOST TO rHE UNITED STATES !''-and SO
say the people. Benton is already prepared 10 quit
the party. He is already fighting unGer the an,l-
Texas Clay banner; hence he rebukes Richie. His
new anli-TeIas position requires him to intimate that
Mr.. Richie is a dupe--a deceived one-snd Why Z
Because MIR. Ritche does not agree to 20 with Clay,
like Benton against Texas The advice Of an an ii.
Texas politician is from polluted urce 1t comes
from Clay stream, and is too muddy for the Demo.
crscy TO swallow. 1t may do for Benton and Blair,
who are now cheek-by .jowl with the Clay party on
the Texas movement We tell these gentlemen that
the Democracy wants advice from them-that al
the last campaign they proved lhemselved wholly in
competent To lead, and that the party will longer
be mustered 10y item. We want ADLER generals, and
holder and clearer light diroc, our path to victory
We will go into this war with Tyler as our leader
and him, and upon hi. Bank v,,oes-yetoes that
have ever met the hearty approval Of he People
and with the bright fame Of the Texas question
beamiug upon bis path we will win for tie Demo
cracy mos, splendid and most enduring triumph.
We shall resume this subject in another number.
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