The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-23

4 ,h,m among the People. They seemed 10 DC de-
| lighted aud when the proper time came, that To-
| when Richard Garrett, who Is candidate Tor inc
State Senate, addressed them-yes, air, when nc
proclaimed himself "Tyler man." they threw up
their caps and shouted long and loud whenever
| Mi. Tylers name " as mentioned, OF whenever Inc
Administration W AS alluded To, he was aPpta"asa
| speak my true and candid opinion when say, 'ha'
in the county of York alone ''one hundred persons
who had committed themselves To Mr. Clay against Mr.
Van Buren,, came out for John Tyler But, sir,
should Mr. Van Buren, be before the country in 1914,
they will, as they have done, move for Mr. Clay
But, sir, this is not ALL Gloucester will speedily
send up her voice, in less than forty eight hours, il
necessary. A delegate TO, and member OF, the Wing
Convention from that county, which sat here and
nominated Hill Carter as the successor of Mr. Wise,
he, too, is Tyler man, against Mr. Clay, but VIII
war to the knife for MIR. Clay against Mr.. Van Blu
rem.
Look out then, for the Gloucester proceeding
In Mathews a very large "Tyler meeting" was held
on Saturday last. The Van Buren, sub-elector has
resigned his commission such, and twi ce addressed
the Mathews meeting in favor Of Mr. Tyler. Lead
ing citizens adore the meeting and have been
told that the President can, among the old Democra-
cy of old Mathews beat MIR. Van Buren, ten to one.
Again, Warwick has been put in motion. sub
Clay elector for that county has kicked his commits
sion overheard also; he will not, under any crcum-
stances, support either Mr. Clay or Mr. Van Buren,,
but is ,ram adpocae of Mr. Tyler So
with others of great influence. Next in order
comes Elizabeth City. Many there are all on fire
thoroughly ignled; they have determined TO bold a
Tyler meeting soon as possbie-all these meet
ings will send delegates TO the Norfolk State Con
vention, and to the National Tyler Convention, to be
held in Baltimore. In York county to have
hco "Tyer meetings." one on Saturday next, at the
Half Way House between this and York, and the
other at the store Of Mr. James Jennings, Ga tho.
roughgong Tyler man, on Wednesday, the 9th
instant These meetings will certainly be held.
Now, if Mr.. Richie will publish the proceedings
of our meetings, they will do much good We think;
will go right If light is thrown before them Then
why should there not be Tyler paper in Richmond
if MIR Richie will not do his duty' And Charles
City will do her duty also.
The ball is in motion-and those who do not W st
to be crushed will stand out of the way. Hurra FOR
Tyler too.
Ertrdct of letter from letter from a gen
Heman in Eastern Virginia:
MARcH Goth, "a.
MY DEAN Sin AT last has old Jane. City beer
put in motion. Has Mr.. Clay declared himsel
sgairsf Texas ! wish to know BY the mail of Mon
day night certainly, because if it be so Gas it is fair
infer from the editorials of the National Integrn
cer) ish to have strong resolution on that sub
ject at meeting to be held below Yorktown, OF
Wednesday, the 9th instant. Send - docu
menis also, he is q and glorious friend and al