The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-13
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GREAT JOHNSON MEETING IN BUFFALO.

The waters are moving wes,warjly and, il VIC
read Alright the prognosticai,n of the horizon Il e
dead of Caucasian will be shortly apitatd To- it's
loundai on On the 2Oth u limo temendrus meet.
ing of The Democratic friends Of Colonel Johnson
was held at the Court House in Buffalo at whi, h.
amongst other spir ed and characteristic proceed
ings, the follow ng resolutions adopted unan-
mousy:
Whereas, in the course Of political revolutions il
ieshlng to see our prominent political men rel,
Il emse es from the ulIraism Of parry zeal and sus-
tain pure democratic principles therefore
Resored, That the course which has been pursued
by Jvhn Tyler President Of the United States, IN
thwarng the al ia ne sures OF great 1itical parry
in attempt 10 fasten upon Us measures that are
anirepub lean in lher tendency, he has exhibited
lofty lode, endebce, 6rmn,s- and love of his country
and its institutions, which Justly eniilo lin TO the
thanks and consideration Of the people Of this coun-
Try, without distinction Of party and that we hail in
him the fearless AMI untcrIfcd champ n Cf d, mo
cratic principles
On motion, It was
RessIred, That the proceedings Of this meeting be
published in all the democratic papers ia the COUNTY
and in the Albany Argus and Alas.
Speaking Of the meeting that she and fearless
paper the BuTilo Gazette, says IL was one of The
largest osscmblsges Of the democracy ever brd in the
city, and the deep feeling Gf enthusiasm which pet
yadrd the mass IN favor Of Colonel Johnson is but
| an, thtr evidence tat in defernu his cIaims-in
|
! pie have not controlling Influence in the matter -
| The address adopted Is able and TO the point-ex.
pressing with bodn,ss clearn,ss and force the pusi
tons assumed by the meeting, and the obieciions
agaiI 81 the nomination OF Mr. Van Buren, and the
dangers which are likely TO result to the cause of
democracy by thr I'D piion Of such q course II piye.
assurance, too that hose engaged in N movement
in earnest and he driven from the stan
v hch they have taken 10y threats or menaces The
eope have emI hatically hken bod Of the matter
| haV, 81, q liz ~
assert the democratic principle in il purity and TO
ercise hat freedom of thought and independence of
action which too long have been strangers to our no
litIcal organization The effect cannot fi Of being
beneficial, even If they should sec ute the nomi
nation of Col. Johnson, and though him, the triumph
Of democratic principles
" The resolutions opprobaiory Of the faithful and
efficient administration Of he general government by
President Tyler continues the Gizsitc, il but AZ,
act of mple justice, which the democratic rsople al,
everywhere rajy and willing To award TO our patriotic
Chief Magistrate. But the interference Of the lead
crs often in their zeal for other Gvofies has s
fed this expression by their mai ouvfes and in,oues
Ia intercourse wi the democracy of the COUNTY
we find none who ore not willing to support President
Tyler for election in the cvtnt of his nouirstior
and all hail him "a the deivefer Of the dem, crati
party from its pciious situaiion by the intery.ntion f
the veto power, TO prevent the contamination of The
schemes Of federal gsla on--and more Ia rc,,l,rlv
In following IN the otsep- of the yencrarrI Jscksoo
by dies foyiug the United STATES Bank. And 4 ~
but Just that they should speak cut, when assembled
ia pub ic meeting, their sentiments upon thi. beaJ -