The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-11-26
From he Harrisburg .lrglis.
THE GLOBE AND PRESIDENT TYLER.

THE GLOBE AND PRESIDENT TYLER
We regret that the Globe has again thought proper
10 declare against tie President, not only be
cause It Is judicious but because Mr. Tyler does not
deserve ssch treatment from the Democracy. Ii Is
time that fun justice accorded to the present
administration. The elements Of scord which req
dered the commencement OF It's stormy, exist
longer TO any extent; being only retained by such
have allowed their thirst for personal advantage 10
blind tn, to the welfare Of the great party 10 which
they are at sobed. OF this number consider the
editor Of the Globe to belong. His idle hostility TO
Mr.. Tyler and bis silly presumption in sUpposing that
be could direct the Democratic party, contributed
largely to the defeat Of Mr. Van Buren, and we nop
find him in the sl flush OF a victory achieved through
departure from the course Of policy recommended
by himself, IDdulging again 10 that ,ystem Of derac-
ton which has proved 50 IA al TO his friends.
We have never teen what are called Tyler men
We have only been Democrats; but we have not
been the less willing, upon all suitable OCCASION 20
render 10 the President that degree Of praise which
we believed his hrmDess and dsinerestedness fairly
entitled him TO. While We did not hesitate to con-
denim bis conduct in the Rhode Island question, we
accorded 10 him all due praise for his manly letter Of
withdrawal. See our paper Of August 80. In tins
respect We have differed iron the chsratan Of the
Globe 1t IL time this system Of dictsuon was at 40
end To ordinary modesty the result Of the d,lbe-
rstons In the Baltimore Convention would have
proved amply sufficient but 10 the inordnai vanity
Of Mr. Blair, still greater severity Of osstig cation
was required For himself alone Mr. B NAV speak
through hIs psper; but r him to anticipate the &C
guesoence Of toe Democ scy Of the Union 10 bis hos
Utility to Mr. Tyler, IS hope as unfouDded as 1t 70
presumPiuous. The Democratic party Of Pennsyl-
vsns DO not, at least, participate 10 the feeling
Repeatedly during the contest just closed nth 50
GLORIOUS triumph, have the Democracy found them.
selves compelled 10 accord their thank.,o Mir Tylef
tbs hrmn,ss checked The ruDous sere- Of Wing
measures commenced in 1871 which would hss,
ended, without hls nlerposition, IN rveting system
upon the country which would bAv. given It tor
year. 10 The dominion Of Federalism Wdbou, bis
and should have had to contend against another
monster Bank, freely lavshing it, corruptlng bonu.e.
in favor Of IT. champion Heavy Clay we should have
had arrayed sgAInsi the influences of the Dstrl-
button scheme, pelevied TO complete oteration and
we should have fond the whole influence Of the
General Government IN hostility against Us Instead
Of Ties, We have had the General Government on
our slde and our opponents have been compelled 70
struggle Tor, not with, these manifold sdvAbtse,s-
For all these favorable crcusiances we are Indebted
10 John Tyler and Cor Tar more
Did be not voluntarily withdra from the Pres,den-
usl arena, leaving the Democracy united. and bar.
moniously united IN favor Of Mr Polk Did be
not, throughout the whole campaign, exhibit the
mos, magnsn,mous d,sn,eres'edness and devotion 10
the Democratic cause 7 Tnai be did 80. Is matter
OF history shall we then be expected TO forget ali
these services and join with the Globe in its insane
ly selfish assaults upon the President We know The
Democracy better. They will render unto Cs,ssr.
The thugs that Cssssrs, without forming their
Judgment iron the empty defamation Of interested
meroepsries. History vail do ample Justice 10 John
TyIer-ber pages will refuse their Just oommen-
dsuon to that hrmDess which saved the Republic
from the dominion of monetary monopoly, or 10 that
noble disregard OF self which led the friends Of free
government 70 tally without distinction, under the
standard Of The National candidate, James n Polk.