The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-06
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYL-
WANNA.

| On the 25th ultimo, the Tyler Democrats Of the
above county met in Convention, at White Hall,
Hon George Smith, Chairman, nominated JonN Tr-
lER, of Virginia, for the next Presidency, and de-
clared for the immediate annexation Of Texas.
| RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we have unlimited confidence in
the talents, integrity and sound republican princi-
Piles of John Tyler, and therefore go for him
candidate for the Presidency believing that the best
interests of the country will be promoted and
ried out by his re .eiection to that high station.
Resoired, That the thanks of This meeting be
awarded TO President Tyler for the selection OF the
members Of his Cabinet, believing as we do that he
has called 10 his aid the best talents Of the country.
ResJiped, That in the opinion of this meeting, the
aDnexa ion Of Texas TO the United States is OF vast
importance at this time, inasmuCh as it has been
clearly demonstrated that she will, If not secured by
us, become part and parcel of ancient and for
midable enemy, Great Britain.
Charlie, Kelly, Esq, of Upper Darby, was unan-
imousy elected the Delegate to represent the Con-
gressional District composed Of Delaware and Mont
gomery, and John w. Grow, Charles Meyer, and
BENJAMIN Leutz of Montgomery county, and Messrs.
George Smith, Crossman Lyons, John Z. Lewis, DR.
S. Anderson and F. s Walter, of Delaware county,
supernumerary Delegates.
cu tic ~ohh Hs'dht, INC y'Ct hAen VI S'odNeiapu
Ohio, assembled, and nominated John Tyler, of Vr
gina, as candidate for the Presidency. Doctor
Pierre Mathwet presided
We give the following extracts from the resolu-
tons. They breathe the pure Democratic spirit for
Tyler and Texas
Resolved, That we desire change in the policy,
the measures, or the principles of the present Ad-
ministration of the General Government bel,evi
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honor, prosperity or glory of the country.
Resolred, That we approve Of the eIertions which
now being made by the President to procure tho
re-snne Ration Of Texas 10 this country, and hope
that the negotiations heretofore carried on with The
view to the accomplishment of important oh.
ject under the various administrations Of John q.
Adams, with Henry Clay Secretary Of State, Gen
eral jackson, with Martin Van Buren, as Secretary
OF State, and Mr. Van Buren,, with Mr. Forsyth IS
Secretary OF State, may now, under the able drec-
ton Of the Executive, be crowned with complete
success.
Resolved, That heartily approve Of the object
OF the assembling OF the proposed National Tyler
Convention to be held at Baltimore on the 9th OF
May, 1874, to DO justice to the man Of the people.
Resofred, That Robert Parks, A s. Sanford, H. N.
Barstow, j G. Fairchild Capt. J. Perry DAVID
Hersh, and Levi Rhodes, be appointed delegates 10
attend said Convention.
Monster Meeting at Nep Orleans of all par
''e', 80 Joio' " iHc hutUCUfoU ~ "t
Treaty Of Annexation.
NKw ORLEANS, April 25, ls44.
Last night, Mr. Editor, People of all parties assem-
bled at Banhis' Arcade to take into consideration the
Treaty Of Annexation now before the United States
Senate. There must have been ten ,boussad per.
sons present But one opinion animated the muiti-
,ude, and that was, that Presdent Tyler had sar,d
Ttras from the grasp Of British aggression, and that The
Treaty ought TO be ratified wiblou. delay.
The political preferences Of the officers Of this
monster meeting were about equally divided upon the
Presidential question.
We subjoin list Of the officers: