Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-16

We perceive. with regret, the determination Of
Mr. Tvler's friends in Philadelphia as indicated
by meetings on the 1;h inst, TO run separate
Electoral Ticket, and also tor Congress- State
and county Offices We trust and believe, this
resolution will lie reconsiGcrcd. Surely such a
resolution cannot have been produced by attacks
upon Mr.. Tyler or his friends, by any con>idcra-
bic portion Of the party supporting Polk and Da-
las. That We have few fanatics and bigu;s in
our ranks who would rather see Clay elected,
than receive the support of Mr. Tyler and his
friends, is but too uuc. But their number is cx-
ircmey limitaG they do not represent the opinions
ofcirlcr Col. Polk or Mr. DALAI nor do they con-
>,iluc one OFT ola hundred oiihe democratic party
The great mass OF that party concur in the opinion
50 strongly expressed by Gen. Jackson, TIA, Mr..
Tyler is entitled to our thanks and gratitude
He twice vetoed the Bank charter, Opposed by
his whole Cabinet and undcr circumstances re-
quirng treat moral iinnnoSs. This was great
and noble act, and saved us from the corrupt do
min:on oil monster and monarch Bank lie
vetoed in effect the Distribution bill bv adher;n.r
to the twenty per cent proviSo, and has thus saved
lis from that corrupt and coIrupting system. His
earnest recommendation To refund The fine 80 I'M
Justly imposed upon General Jackson - Judge
Hall, has called forth The warlncs, expressions OF
gratitude from the veteran Hero and entities Mr..
surrounded himself with Cabinet composed On
iirnly of Democrats, long ard wei! tried and
lastly, lie has saved Texas from the grasp OF Eng
land UP to this time. Bul for the intervention d!
Mr. 1'yIcr'> negotiation with Texas. who that has
read lhe late communications of The British
Charge 10 that CouIf. can now doubt but that II
Mr. Tyler had not made the move for annexa-
ton Texas would now be committed 10 England!
That Mr. TYLER has committed some errors; i
certain for who is infalible? That hegwasdc-
ccivcd and betrayed with manye eliief good Re
pubicanS, into temporary cooperation viii.
Ike Wing: is much 10 be regretted. No doubt.
no one regrets il more deeply than Mr. Iyier NM
sell. mar Tint he laotcS nc Wig purity. But il
all are TO be prescribed. who eyer co-opcraled with
the Wig party how are we 10 elect Polk and
Dallas? Mr. Tyler was reared Z Republican,
his friends are almost universally Republicans,
and co-operatcd with him in 1873 and 1882,
in the support of General Andrew Jackson,
and if he has committed an error, no doubt he has
deeply repenicd; for in The language OF Scripture,
he has proved it, hot BY professions, but "hy doing
works meet TO repentance Is il, then, Wise, or
inst or polite or christian, or Democratic 10 al
temp, 10 piosc.ibs Mr. Tyler and his friends, and
drivc them, il possible, from the support o! Polk
ana Dallas Is there any man, nsaay JrNndiR 10
their election, who pursues such couse? We
think not: and The name THE Democracy OF Viz
ginia. and in accordance, Is We believe, with the
wish of % ont of 100 Of the Democracy Of the
Union. we invite Mr. Tyler and his friends 10 a
reunion with The Democratic party we invite
them as brethren and as equals 10 The support OF
Polk and Dallas We say 10 them, welcome
thrice welcome in their return 10 the Democratic
party. They come 10 carry forward our common
standard to victory and will be received with coz
dial;iv confidence and JOY.