The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-27
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sEMBLE al BALTIMORE ON THE 27,h
MAY, IS44.
FELLow-cIrzENs: If gratitude be due to General
Jackson for his of the Bank of the United States
much more to John Tyler Jackson was supported by
devotion the Cor st,ution and his sacred regard
his oath 10 support ii he had always understood it,
and always and uniformly advocated it.
By an overwhelming majority, Federalism again
charters this maker and breaker Of promises this rob
Der Of the plitance and supper, OF widows and OF
phans-and but for an obvious int.rposiiion of Pro
,iJence by selecting Tyler and by the death of Gen
Harrison, ha, would now be the condition of this
our beloved country We should again be placed
under the rule of safe precedents and their safety
would be, LIST. The incorporation OF the moneyed
class, With privileges to which the people at large
could aspire; into the hands of this money ed
class the OF the people to be deposited for
safe keeping, beyond the oon,ro! of the Representa-
tyes of the People, whenever the money king deem
ed 1t proper for the general good retain i and tn,
safe precsden, of distribution of the public land.
for the benefit Of the moneyed arislooracy.
be border warfare Of Canada ha. ceased the north.
ern boundary adjusted lhc FloriJ. war really ended
the currency restored to healthful metallic state
ID. credit Of The United States restored a, home and
abroad, seen in the value of the United States
stock the receipts into the Treasury gradually in
creasng private confidence and credit restored To
great extent pecuauon and plumber Of the People.
money no longer ring daily in the ears Of an indg
nant People treaty made by which the tobacco
planters will be greatly benefited and new sources OF
commercial enterprise opened To our merchants; snd
though last not least the fair province Of Texas add
ed $50 far as President Tyler is concerned) to our
Coniejcrscy.
Is there nothing doe to him Tor all tbisl Can Van
Buren,, or Cass or Buchanan, OF Johnson, or Scott
show any thing comparable 10 all this.
The Yetoes ofJOhn Tyler have been the rslly;pg
point cor the forlorn hope ofthc county And raj.
y has been made which will he felt in every cottage
and hamlet, and fre.ide, of this extended IaoJ.
And let those who rake politics trade bewsr,
how they nOu again mistake the wishes 9th People
King Caucus killed The managers in the canvass Of
Crawford, Jackson, Clay and Adams Beware thai
King ~Conrenton and Texas does not tiA them
now.
The People owe debt Of gratitude to John Tyler,
VIII oh they mean to pay-they will pay it, King
Convention msy do h.. worst, the People have 90,
rid q the party traces the hacks Of old hunk, sm
will not be able to make them put on the gear. and
pull Tor faction any louge-.
Brought 10 by no party to discharge the duties of
President, and, truly speaking, he belonged to neither
Of the dominant parties, he has relied on the gres,
principles OF constitutional aw, which has Guided him
through lie and, true needle TO the Pole. Their.
has been with him less of'aia,on than by any other
person, and one, to- who has been SO long devoted
hmselfto public duties. He has relied on IN, urea,
principles by which J,aerscn, and Madison. At The
head Of the republican party, triompbsd over Federal.
ISM, when their success complete in 1900 ; and
hcsc principles have accomplished, in p sctice with
him, What they did prior to 1900.
Political psrtissns non in the possession of mo of
he presses, and Of the political machinery Of mart,
iriH, may possibly again mistake the ~ishe. of The
People in Convention. One thing is, bs~sver. mos,
'er,sin--ibc People will 40, follow any Ionrsr--,b,v
-iIl not abandon tho President Of the Pecplo. ~ha
turing the whols u his Administration. uod., o,o'
'''iop cros'-- and difficulties unparalleled h.. shown