The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-07-26

come from whence il may. The friends Of m,
asot TyNr can, add must, mske stand IN
State They should not, and II tney ave slnctft
their professions they will not SIT, WIN folded sl
turing such an important contest as Is ABOUT %
fought They will drown all local minor dinel,i
ces, which may have kept then a'oo, ''oni u'eH
co-iaborers Ia the discrimination 70 maze al q
syents. an effort TO save Rhode Island RON The dega
dalton OF endorsing another Bank
The Tyler meD IN this STATE are mol 30 ihsIslf
cant ia numbers many may IMAGINE ihel sn
10 be found, not perhaps among Me .utuoof Slice
% JIilicians. They are TO be found, MOI On lie Wa
n mont of the posi- office, bello~ing saPpy parl,.
,hip 10 the TWINS ears bit you Will hud tea
among our more retired substantial ciuzeps i'am..
our mechanics among men who have Pracuos.s
tested the present enlightened policy OF The EAec
tive. and wish il To be continued VINO DO not lo.
10 the abusive personal slang which The ffo'ldele
Journal and other kindred prints, nave huhg al Nj
T,l,r merely because he has dared 10 carry out o.
oien proclaimed wishes Of the people merely By,
cause he has dared 10 defeat as gross fraud as By
ever attempted to be practsed merely because be
has pursued straight line OF duty, to conscience s
the Constitution. -
Such men cannot vote for Henry Clay-many Of
them have secretly told US so-but they "ouid eheet
fully but quietly, record their votes Tor much alu~
cd, d.refuiiy traduced, but patriouc 1onh i!t'
could they obtain an opportunity
And now how shall these men be grained lh
Democratic parry have II in their power TO gralh
them; the friends of James X. Polk in Rhode Islam
can do il and we will tell them how. They M,
agree to union for the sake OF the country ior Tie
honor and reputation OF Rhode Island, they must jon
hands with the friends Of John Tyler by doing I'M,
they can defeat Mr.. Clay even IN tins stale W.
know it. BY taking contrary course, they VIII s.
into the coming election with as certain prospec.
of defeat, as that night follows the day
In urging this union of the Democrats OF RHODE
Island, we do not ask single Polk man to abando.
his ticket We only solicit such compromise a,
will defeat Henry Clay, and furnish the Tyler ma
at the same time he deposits his yote with an oppo
tunity to drive a nail into the Federal coffin. lt,
can be done, by such an arrangement as is MAX u2
by Democrats IN other States, by the means Of d
Union ticket; fuller explanation Of which we VII
give hereafter.
Our whole heart and soul is wrapt up in this won
We are no sunshine friend Of the President ",
think we have ever been true and faithful to his ID
terest, and il has panied 10 see the too successu
maDeuvriDg, which some Of his would be friends
have practsed to induce him to think, that beside,
the mselves, and or two Others he Is without sup
port IN Rhode Island. Let him no longer listen ll
such counsel lie has many friends in Rhode Island
friends who would not fear openly to express them
selves SUCH was il not for this very tackwardne
to stand uncovered to the fire of contemplate enc
my, on the part OF certain persons who are locke
upon leaders. We wish to bring these friends out
while wish at the same time to test the SINGER
of these ready advisers.
Let US have union then, which shall be 10 tr ut
perfect; and We certain that the army whIcl
will be brought into the field against Mr.. Clay
will be such one, will place even Rhode lsanc
more within the Democratic fold, and enable u
TO shout in the of our foe, in the language OF th
inspired German poet,