The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-11
REASONS WHY MIR. TYLER SHOULD BE
THE ONLY CANDIDATE OPPOSED TO


IHE ONLY CANDlDAlE OITooEb ~
MIR. CLAY.
Isl, He is the best abused man in the United
States.
% He has been assailed inc, SANITY during the
last three years by the Clay party for his defeat oil
Federal measures being opposed to them all his l'ie
and terrible reaction must and will take place in
his favor
Sd. The honest Wings who urged his claims for
Democratic support in 1910, because he was States
right, ant-Bank man. will again stand by him, If the
contest shall be between him and Mr. Clay; because
their consciences tell them he has been unjusty per-
secuted for discharging his duty faithfully. These
Republican Wings amount TO at least one-fouith OF
The Wing party.
4th. No other candidate could divide the Wing
party.
9th. A large number Of influential Wings in the
North have ceased to advocate a United States
Bank, and desire good opportunity to attach them
selves to the Republican party.
9Th. He saved the Democratic party from dssolu
ton and destruction when no other man living could
have saved it.
It'll. The identical foe to Democracy whose arm
arrested by the vetoes, again threatens the party
with another Bank and Mr.. Tyler, having stepped
forward, unsolicited, to the party in 1870,
should now be inred by the party to lead the final
assault against the common enemy.
9Th He has effected treaty nexing the broad
and valuable territory Of Texas TO his country, and all
the abuse and calumny Of the British Federaist have
been exhausted on his head, while any " new" Texas
candidate would necessarily have TO assume the atti-
tude Of the general who stands aoof and keeps out
r a. a.. hu,I r.. "A
TO claim the victory when it is won
9th. lie is the only man who can divide the Wing
party, and unless it be divided while such divisions
exist in the Democratic ranks, MIR. Clay must ineyi-
tably succeed.
10th. He is the only man who can prevent Mr..
Clay's election
llth. The Wings say MIR. Tyler is the weakest
man the Democrats could rum and Mr.. Van Buren,
the strongest
18TH He has regulated the currency without
Bank, Sub.treasury, or Exchequer, notwithstanding
he has been called ga President without a party"
and the leaders of both parties against him
18th. He has achieved reduction Of duty on our
leading articles Of e1porcoton, tobacco, rice lard
and pork.
lAth. He put an end to the wasteful Florida
18th. He has adjusted the Northeastern Boun-
Diary.
10th. lie has procured a settlement Of our claims
on Mexico, and other nations.
l7th He has contributed more than any man liv.
iDg to suppress the African slave trade.
18th. lie has put TO rest forever the idle claim Of
England to the "right of visit"
18th He has Indignantly, and with spirit and firm
ness, spurned the nsidous designs Of the British Go
vernment TO interfere with our political instiiu-
lions.
10Th. He has secured peace and prosperity to his
country. Never were the People more happy and
prosperous.
2lst lie ,cu be enabled 10 settle the Oregon question
10 the entire satiaeiiOn ofa Jrars aud honorable lne,
cans
22d. His opinions on the Tariff are approved by
an immense majority Of the People.
23d. He vetoed the improvident project Of Distr.
button.
2%th. He demonstrated the efficiency and integrity
OF our form OF Government by adjusting the Rhode
Island difficulty, without the nterpositon Of force
25th. He prevented Mr.. Granger from cutting off
the beads OF 5000 more" Republican po.tmasters.
26th lie stood by the Constitution, fearless and
true, when the waves Of faction swept those who
should have aided in unfolding it, away.
9th He VIII ADD ANOTHER STAR TO Qua FLAG.