The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-03-18
"a VOICE FROM THE TENTH LIE
GION."
Vice Presidents.


An enthusiastic meeting of the Democracy
of Baltimore county, friendly TO the present dis
tinguished Chief Magistrate, convened at Gov
arstown, on Saturday, The 10th March, for the
purpose of appointing Delegates to repres, mt
the county in the State Tyler Convention,
which is to assemble in The city Of Baltimore,
on Monday, the 25!h Of March. The meeting
was organized by appointing Christopher Hall,
Esq, Chairman, and Charles b. Deal and
Thomas Kehoe, Secretaries The meeting
was eloquenty addressed by several ds,n-
gui,hed friends of the cause.
On motion, a committee Of three was ap-
pointed TO draft resolutions expressive Of the
views entertained by the meeting. The COM
mttee, after short absence, reported the fol-
lowing resolutions, which were, on motion,
unanimously adopted:
Re,olred, That in John Tyler, recognise the
able and fearless expounder Of ttutional rights
and that we regard the policy displayed by him du
ring his eyentful Administration, purely Republi.
and in perfect cousonance with the high and ex-
allied principles OF patriotism, and of devotion TO the
cherished doctrine of equal rights and aqual priyi-
leges, wUich has marked every progressive step Of
Resored That the resolute, unyielJing and conss-
tent pursued by President I, ler in his con-
secutye vetoes eyinced unshaking devotedness
and true Roman inhexbility of purpose in the dis
charge Of the high constitutional trust confded to
him, which pre-eminenty qualities him for the ele-
waited and responsible stai ion of President Of
lightened Republic and that true veto Democrats
we hereby pledge him our hearty and undivided sup
port.
| Resolved, That are Of opinion, that the period
for concerted emery and unit,d action upon the
part of the friends of JON Tyler has arrived and
that the dictates Of Justice, expedency and patriot
ism combine to demand publ and spontaneous ex
preston al approval and support from all true adhe
rents of Democracy throughout the State.
! Re,oired, That we Protest" against the snt-Re-
publican and dictatoria tone and bearing assumed by
the Washington Globe, and can recognise no affinity
and fellowship with any cause, the prime movers Of
which countenance and endorse the foul and unmiti
gated ISLANDERS OF venal aud corrupt press.
Resord d, That the constant, uniform and un aver
ing attachment Of John Tyler TO the principles OF genu-
Inc Jehersonian Democracy, which has distinguished
all his public acts furnishes iump han Wind alton of
his character from the wanton and malicious asper
sons Of his caumnious and unprincipled political
| opponents, and designate him one every way
worthy TO be entrusted with the guardianship Of our
sacred and bood-purchased privileges as freemen.
Resolved, That the united thanks e the great De-
mocratic party are justly and emireuy due TO Pre-
sden Tyler for the conservation Of their cherished
political rights when those rights were placed in i'm
minent hazard Of immolation upon the unholy altar
OF Federalism, and we believe the period is APP
preaching when his heroic attachment TO and un-
sweryng advocacy Of their interests will receive its
commemorate reward in the grateful plaudits and
generous support Of the entire Democracy
] Resoir,d, That the following gentlemen be ap-
pointed Delegates TO represent y | more county IN
the State Tyler Convention which is to assemble IN
the city Of Baltimore, Monday, the 25th Of March