The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-17
THE BALL is ROLLING ON.
GREAT DEMOCRATIC TYLER MASS MEET
ING IN PHILADELPHIA.

A meeting Of the Democrats of Philadelphia,
all true blue Tyler men, was held in the large
saloon Of the Chinese Museum, on the 18th
instant, 10 celebrate the birthday Of Thomas
Jefferson.
No less than three thousand persons were
present. One Of the sp, akers, Col. }. S. Jones'
in reply 10 some one who had said there was a
regiment Of Tyler men present, objected, and
affirmed that there was rather Major Gen
duty at The ballo, boxes, TO do justice 10 Mr..
TYLER.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Officers Jhe Meeting.
PRESIDENT.
CALEB PIERCE, ESQ
NIcE PRESIDENTS.
First Dishiot-James Murphy, William McGralh
Asa Copeland, Col VIM. Dickson, John Meaney.
Second Diihiot-Amos Holahsn, Captain ID. Mar
tin, Doct $. HcIntzelman, Joseph Hail. Michael
McGeowey.
Third Di.tYiei-John Mcguire John G. Zeiger,
William Evans, Francs Dougher,y, Martin . BIien
Fourth Distriet-Col. J. Sidney Jones, Isaac L.
Boileau, w. Buckley, A. p. Aver, William ID.
George.
SEcRETARirs.
Miles ID. Sweeney, William Reynolds Major Y.
A. Bender, Henry Fullen, Michael burke, George
Hyde, Capt. West James Smith, Geor. kirk patrick,
DR.. }. }. Heinzelman.
Among the resolutions, which were all "tell-
ing Shots" we find the following "Paixhans"
that show the spirit which snimates the Tyler
men of the Old Keystone
Resolved, That this meeting, after dispas,ionately
tf.,r he Nof, h. a.
tinguished democrats Of the Union, most cheerfully
award to JOHN TYLER the unsullied honor OF
having come up successfully TO the defence Of the
principles Of the Jefersonian School, when the prin-
eiples Of the Sage of Monticello stood in most need
/ OF defence
| Resolved, That as the Vetoes Of John TYLER have
been loudly and universally spplauded by the great
Democratic Family Of the Republic. in all quartei
Of the Union, this meeting, in thanking him for his
Veto defence OF the Constitution, but rc-ccbo the
voice Of the popular will In his favor
Resolved, 4 hat a. the names Of JACKSON and TYLER
ore deeply engraved on the hearts OF the people, for
assuming the responsibility Of vetoug the great
Wing Money Monster, we could not pass their names
by without our special APPRECIATION when assembled
t. commemorate the birth day Of TuosAs JrrrGR-
| SON.
Rssoired That when find true disciple of
JefersoD-ono who was educated at the feet Of tina,
enlightened champion Of democracy, and who has
manifested to the world by his act. as ell az word.
| m his recent Bank Vetocs-n becomes our sacred
duty to rally around such man, AID him nominate
preside Dtal candidate for his yetoes lust a,
did Jackson for his ,etoes and we will be sure 10
olrct him by Jackson majority.
Resolved, That as Mr.. Clay Is now advocating n
National Bank in his sleciioneering tour through the
country, and is also Everywhere reyllBg President
Tyler and his vetoes, strict honor, impartial Justice
asd sound policy all join in claiming the nomination
OF John Tyler to run against him in the approaching
Presidential contest
Resolved, That President Tyler is the only man We,
spoken Of for the n, xt Presidency, whose opposition
to United States Bank has been uniform from hi.
youth up, and whose democratic principles are une-
quivocn and without reservation
R,solrsd, That We protest, IN the name OF truth
and justice, against the efforts made 10 transfer 10
others the credit to President Tyler for the emf,
nenty successful manner in which he has admins
tered the government under crcun stances of trial
and difficulty unknown to any Of his predecessors.
Rs'oired, That we heartily approve Of the ,indio,
too OF President ylcr, for his glorious Bank yetoes
by the Globe, Harrisburg Keystone, Pennsylvania
! Albany Argus, Now York Evening Post Rcbmord
Enquirer, Maine Argus, New Hampshire Patrio,
Boston Post, and other Democratic papers through
out the length and breadth Of the land and that eve
~ subsequent act OF his administration hs. rroveJ
him true to his principles, and entitled to the graft
tude, confidence, and support Of the Democratic
party.
| Re,oired, That we are decidedly in favor of The
remuneration Of Texas to the United States. and
that the thanks OF this meeting are hereby rendered
to General Jackson and President Tyler, Tor the de
clded and patriotic stand they have taken in reference
to this important and all-sbsorbing question.
R<scirsa, That in the ability, integrity and pstri
| otsm, Of the Administration, ve have sur. guar
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