The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-25


Ter debt of gratitude which they can never cancel
except a, the ballot box, in the coming Presidential
election.
BALTIMORE, April %, 1874.
Pursuant 10 public notice. large and enthusiastic
meeting of the Democratic Republicans of the Ninth
and Tenth Wards, convened at Vauxhal Gardens on
Monday evening 0he 22d)
The meeting was ergan missed by appointing LANGLEY
B. Gully, E:q., Chairman, and JoBS HoopER, Sc
crctary.
On motion. the following gentlemen selected
to serve as delegates TO represent the Ninth and
Tenth Wards in the Estate Tyler Convention" to
assemble on the 29th instant.
James C. Murray. Leonard Herman,
Amos Reeder, Levin ID. Collier,
Samuel Buckingham, Thomas F.. Tilden,
John Hooper l.. B. Gully,
Britain Chase, James Jones'
The meeting then eloquently addressed by
Me- srs. Soran and Leas.
The following preamble and resolutions, submit
ted by +. E. TiIden E-q, were read, and on motion
of Mr. Levin ID. Collier, unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, the time has now arrived, that all true
friends of President Tyler should out and show
their hand, that he may separate the wheat from the
chaf-it is obvious that the /" Philistues are upon
us"-wc mus do battle retreat and 4" fail" in
having justice done TO Veto President. We there
fore call on every true JcfTersonian Democrat to
come to the rescue and maintain their rights fear.
Iessly we say there such word failn in the
Tyler vocabulary, nor dc we intend II shall be. We
ask nothing that is not clearly our right nor will
peaceably submit TO any thing that is wrong
Where would the Democratic party have been
had not President Tyler come to the rescu.9
echo answers where lie has defended the principles
Of Jefersonian Democracy with more than Roman
hrmness what is IL he has not done for his country
He, President without party has Frustrated the
great monster, United States Bank, his veto has
killed forever such institution he has settled the
Northeastern boundary without shedding blood; he
has made Mexico pay her debts 10 our citizens; he
has saved your public lands from being squandered !;
he will receive Texas agun as one Of the children of
this great Republic; the Oregon can be obtained,
every inch Of it, without war; he has done one other
act that should entite him to the supper, of every
true friend Of the old Hero Of the Hermitage he
has caused the dark spot TO be removed from the
escutcheon Of the veteran Jackson, by urging
on Congress TO remit the fine imposed on him
for doing his duty. We do believe that no
man now before the American People, as
candidate for the Presidency, can bring as many
good acts for the benefit Of the People at large a,
John Tyler, Therefore.
l. Resoired That entertaining high and Just e.ti-
mate Of the moral character talents patriotism and
Republican priscples Of John Tyler we he declare
him 10 be choice for the Presidency in ls4t aud
we here enter solemn protest against his act, be-
ing used as means 10 elevate any other man TO The
Presidency.
2. Rssoiued That the friends OF the present Adj
ministrati, in Maryland are chiefly composed
OF the early, staunch and constant support.
ers Of Ard,ew Jackson, and that in giving
their influence and favor 10 John Tyler, they but
eNnce their admirati,n Of, and attachment 4, In.
same principles and noble qualities which character
ised the official career Of that eminent hero and
sistesmsn.
2 Resolved, That we heartily concur with The am
hmepts expressed by the patriot OF the Uermi,ao.
when he heard that John Tyler had vetoed the Rs,I
bill, "thank God that we have one honest man \, n
The country is safe in his hands" ''
4 ResOir,d, That as President TYLER o,, ~.
in the coming contest his " Bank Veto,.n 49,
no other Of he candidates can do - :; 80
duty TO place him as our candidate befor, tho pns
for the Presidency IN 1874, and his success !, a. 80
tain a. It was with General Jackson upon his VI
in 1882, which elected him by triumpbap, ma
jority.
5. Rooired, That =. John Tyler and nj. friend,
were the first to take ground in favor oftbe 70 o.
nexation Of Texas, we have no reason fbat ,ba
SHOULD change their position, but that we regard ~
rsgaining of our lost land as measure djcta,,d b.
sound policy, justice, an national honor y
Resoired, That no class Of men in tb;. or an,
other State, should be 20 much avoided and d..n;,.J
by all honest men, as those political traitor, ubp no
showing false hands, aided by fal.e pretencc, ha,.
wounj themselves in the Confidence of Pr,s,don, IT..
er procured his favors only TO abus. IN. tr,,,,
posed and betrayed him into the hands of M, arr
nents, he WILL ere long, shake the monsters of H.,
are known y
7 Resolved That we despair not of IN. i,,,. ~.
have preseoied to the People, but have full conf
d. nee IN the business of our cause and tb, a. D.
pie long for the time to arrive that thew nav
opportunity TO Vindcate at the ballot box Jobn n,
Ter and hn administration from the base and nnuo
Thy slanderers Of his good name
3. Resoirsd, That tho above proceedine, h. NH
lished in the "Nndisonian." f''
L. B. GULLY, Chm'n.
J. Hoorr., seey.
we refer TO an article taken from the Phila