The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-17

articic deprccdtes the purpose e'mee" ~
friends of the President in Philadelphia expressed
in resolution adopted at one Of their meetings, VIZ
to form separate Electoral and other Tyler tickets
in Pennsylvania The editor then continues as iol-
lows
From The Richmond Enquirer Of July To-
We trust and believe this resolution Will be recon-
sidered. Surely such resolution cannot have been
produced by attacks upon MIR. Tyler or his friends,
by any considerable portion OF the party supporting
Polk and Dallas. That we have few fanatics and
bigots in our ranks, who would rather see Clay
elected than receive the support of Mr.. Tyler and
his friends is but true But their number is ex-
tremely limited they do not represent the opinions
of either Colonel Polk Mr.. Dallas nor do they
constitute one out of hundred Of the democratic
party The great mass Of that party concur IN the
opinion SO strongly expressed by General Jackson,
that MIR Tyler is entitled TO our thanks and srati-
tude. he twice vetoed the Bopk charter, Opposed
by his whole Cabnet,) and under circumstances re-
curing great moral frmness. This was great and
noble act and saved from the corrupt dominion OF
q monster and monarch Bank. He vetoed, in eff
feet the Distribution BILL by adherng to the twenty
per cent. provso, and has thus saved us from that
corrupt and corrupuDg system. His earnest recon-
mendaton to refunc the fine unjustly imposed up
on General Jackson by Judge Hall, has called forth
the warmest expressions OF gratitude from the
| veteran hero, and entities Mr.. Tyler to
the thanks of all his friends. He has sur
rounded himself with Cabinet composed en-
| tirely of Democrats long and well tried and
lastly he has saved Texas from the grasp of Eng
land up 10 this time. But for the Intervention OF
Mr. Tyler's negotiation with Texas who that has read
the late communications of the British Charge to that
Court, can doubt but that if Mr.. Tyler had not
made the move for Annex alton, Texas would now
be committed to England! That Mr.. Tyler has
committed errors Is certain for who Is infalli-
blei That he was deceived and betrayed, with ma
| A.. inrn
ra,ion with the higs is much TO be regretted. No
doubt no regrets ii more deeply than Mr.. Tyler
himself no,c tiahe kno,rs the Whg party. But if all
are 10 be prescribed, whoever cooperated with the
Wing patty, how are we to elect Folk and Dallas
Mir. Tyler was reared a Republican, his friends
almost universally Republicans, and CO. perated with
him in ~2S and 1892 in the support of q neral An
drew Jackson and If he has committed an error, no
dJub, lie has Geepy repented, for, in the language
of Scripture he has proved II, not by professions,
but "by doing works meet to repentance" is IT
then wise, or Just, polite or Chrisa Demo
cratic, to attempt to prescribe Mr.. Tyler and his
friends, and drive them, if possible, from the support
of Polk and Dallas l. there any man ally friend
| iy To hrs election Who puisues such a coursel We
think not and in the Of the Den ocraoy of Vir
| ginis and in accordance, as We b,lieve, with the
wsh of 80 vi of 100 Of the Democracy of he Union,
we invie MIR. Tyler and his friends to Ie-union
with The Democratic party we invite them as breth-
rem and egu ais, to the support OF FOX aud Dali
| las we say 10 them welcome-thrice welcome in
their return to the Democratic party. They come TO
carry forward our common standard to victory, and
will he received with cordially confidence, and Joy
| We are sincerely rejoiced TO the Presidents
course so ably and so completely indicated and APP
proved by such high authority. If the Republican
presses throughout the United States, would do like
wise, rney would not be doing than ''justce to
John Tyler"
The mail brings US the following, from
another quarter;
From the Freepot pa Columbian.
| II does US good 10 hear those Wings who, in
| ls&0, cried so loud "Tippecanoe and Tyler too ~
nov 20 bitterly denouncing Tyler's administration
because he would not become a willing tool for
Bots and Clay. They should remember that Tyler
T. now Just what he when, by their votes, they
helped TO elevate him To the Vice Presidency and
what we hope he always will b., an honorable high
minded man, an advocate Of repubicsnism and a
supporter and defender Of our free Institutions We
admire hun for his Independence in main tanning those
principles in opposition to Wing misrule and Coon
dietaton. Tyler has done acts that shoud epdear
him to the Democratic people, and for which they
ill long honDr and respect him. lie has thrown an
executive arm around those principles held sacred by
the Democratic party, and preserved country
from ruin aud disgrace. Where have SEN an
Administration, either State National, that met
suoa strong and bold opposition, retain, with its o,cn
am Republican men AID Republican measures and
preserve unsuled liberties aud fee institutions
10 eheciuslly az the present
Men, While acting under the ! fuence Of political
excitement, may say what they please but when
y has subsided-when the tide Of political anxiety
has rolled away, and men return 10 their reason and
calmly reflect the ordeal through which they have
passed-csnnoi but feel grateful 10 John Tyler for
What he las done m saving our country from the
blasting influence OF a National Bank.