The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-30


administration.
BY H. III Bartle--Gen. Adam Diller, a sentinel
lie guards the interest OF Pennsylvania Ia IFS military
sitairs-may the free people guard him.
by BENJAMIN Charies-John Tyler and his yetoes
they served the Democratic party and that we
ia the ascendant, can treat him with base in
gratitude No never.
BY Henry McGathen-Capt John Tyler, the able
and honest commander, may he lead the Van in the
Democratic National Convention.
By Joseph James-Joel b, Sulheiand-Our wor-
thy ex-member OF Congress fran the FiIst Congress
sional Disric, Of Pennsylv wanna. President Tyler
made good selection when he appointed him Naval
Officer OF the Port Of Philadelphia.
BY Bernard Maguire-The day We celebrate-Se-
cond only 10 our National Birthday in glory. The
heroic and chivalrous Chief and his brave citizen sol
ders most sigaaiIy chastised The vile and mercenary
invaders in their endish thirst for beauty and booty
millions of fresm their mothers, wives, sisters and
daughters join this day in pray ng The Giyer of
all Good to hes his choicest blessings on the vene-
rated Patriot sflhe Hermitage, General ndrew ack-
son. Long may he live
BY J. b. Longshore-Ffeedom of Thought-The
greatest privilege of race manifested The course
and conduct OF our President; which, combined with
fearessness in action render him deserving OF
essential support-and he shall have il.
By Charles W. Smith--The brave Colonists of
Oregon-The Government must and will protect
them from foreign insult and invasion.
BY VIM. Foster-Judge Blythe, one of Pennsyl-
vanlas favorite sons by eleva,ing such office
By M ID. Cochran-HenIy A. Muhionberg. The
honest German OF Berks county, under whose sklfui
polage our glorious old State will soon become, in
reality, the Keystone of the Federal Arch.
By j. Brelstord -John Tyler he eminentIy Dos
sesses those plain and honest attributes which will
emPhatically identify him with the Peoples interest
nay, one of the People hmselt-whch should always
be the character OF The who aspres To that great
office.
BY }. f. Howe-Andrew Jsck. on A name tina,
o ted tp e.
his memory fresh in the hearts of his country.
men.
BY one of the Company Robert Tyler, Esq--The
young Virginan worthy the land OF the Republican
Fathers. His powerful and glowing eloquence give
high promise of splendid future. 3 cheers.
By Charles X. Ciarke--Ge erai Adam Diier-An
American German. His acts in the Buck-shot war
in support OF DAVID X. Porter tn. elected and now
Governor. and his true adj entities him TO the
support Of all true Democrats May he be our next
Governor.
By John Brown Robert TyIer--Thc young ora
tor Of VnIin'a The Old Dominion may well be
proud Of such son.
BY w. p Jone,--John Tyler-Our worthy Presi-
dent' portion OF the party may try to thrus, him
aside but let them pause and recoec, his lack, ior
Ike the cat, he always f,lis upon his feet.
BY Francis S. Hubley-General A. drew Jacks son
Ills services as General and Statesman will ever
be remembered with gratitude by every true A.ne-
rican.
By Thoma' Fos,er-John Tyer-When dca,h
n
IS the nobet work OF rod
BY General A Dler-The State Legislature now
IN session, highly respectable body, too much may
De expected from them in our present condition, lie,
"em 90 the best they can and remember the MOTTO
united we stand, divided we fall.
BY Jacob Able-Our Army and Nayy-At home
the on' preserves our soil from nvasion--abroad the
other protects flag from insult
by Joseph Hall-Goyernor David II. Porter ever
efficient and never found wanting his Democracy
est O Iany aft l;s
for6 often.
BY Wm. Green-John Tyler, the CONSTANT states
man and the honest and efficient President during his
Administration the country has pros pered.
BY VIM. A. Fisld-John Tyler and his Cabinet
they have done their duty 10 their country now let
democrats reward them they deserve.
BY D. j. Rhoads-ilon Calvin Blythe, firm and
uue 70 Inc principles Of Democracy, honest man
and profound lawyer.
By Capt. T. Archambault-The West Point Mill
tary Academy-Repubcans may congratulate the m
selves upon the glorious prospect Of speedy abo
shmen oil this eye sore of the land this nursing Of
made there.
by Eben knowton George NJ. Keim ESQ the
hrm and undertaking democrat Of old Berks-his State
has honors IN reserve for him
by u "e'ill-John Tyler our next President and
no sub treasury.
BY Edward Rice-Col r. NJ. Johnson death to old |
Tecumseh but life and honor in defence of bis coun
try.
BY John s. Turner-Presdent Tyler-n true dis
epe OF Inc Jefferson school, and worthy TO preside
over free people
BY Thomas Willis-Davd X. Porter the faithful |
and fearless Governor of Pennsyyan
ny Henry Byers-John Ty Ter and his friends their
rights and feelings must be respected defeat stares
US IN The lace, ay, II is certain.
BY ID. Rhoads-Hon. J. b. Sutherland a democrat,
oil the old Jefferson school true to his friends aud
country.
10y John Story-John Williamson, of Benford
W. "A trrIG
win The Government at Washington; he has looked
wei 10 her nterest-bis friends will not forget him
ny John Barnard Msny-The two is, General
Jackson ana Colonel johnson, their are ter
Ior TO all british Toes the first elevated to the
Presidential Chair by a grateful people, and CRATE
ful people will insist on Col Johnson taking the chair,
4th March, lSi5
BY Samuel Miller-Tho war worn veteran Of the
Ibames-honor to whom honor is due-may CRATE
fnl Republic place him IN the Chair OF state in l645
Thus proving that republics are not ungrateful
by Joseph 7. Brelsford-The American Sentinel
an able and faithful champion Of Democracy in the
great struggle Of the party
BY w. II. Hood-Our Navy The JUS, favorte Of
the people, the right Of the Republic with il
We demand our rights-without IT, become sol ci
tors Of Justice And how Justice is rendered TO soil
citation all history IS the text and the Chinese war
the corrolsry.
BY John Ho>d-Joln Tyler
u am rsduced b, tongues which neither know
My heulties nor my person; yet will be
The chronicles of my doing. Let me say
lis but the fate Of place and the rough brake
That virtue must 60 though. We must not stint
Our necessary actions, ia the fear
To Cope malicious slsnderers."
BY Thomas Brelsford-Hrnry A. Muhlenburp
one of Pennsylvania hvoiie sins-his nomination
will secure tue appreciation OF The whole Democratic
party.
BY Benjamin wbitecar, u--Hon. Daniel stur
geon, Democrat of the Old School lie would
make an excellent, Governor for the Old Keystone
Stata
BY j. foung-H n. James buchanan. Justly the