The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-02-27
IUsTi(; THE WORD


.,.,.,n;oed 10 81 Itice done the President
Last evening numerous aud most eh'hu''aS'''
meeting was held in this city, for the purpose o.
,.kine an initatory step towards the formation
of a u. s. CENTRAL COMMITTEES, designed &c
maintain a constant correspondence ''oui 'h''
rim. iii the close of the Presidential campaign
with all the organized bodies OF TYLER VETO
D~~oo..rs in the different States. Much was
..couxoshed. nav, the business was nearly
c6mple,eJ; and there will be but hltle TO DC aone
ON Thursday evening, the lime appointed 'of inc
next meeting.
If ,hose self-styled Democratic editors VINO
have been heaping foul abuse on the riesiue"'
almost daily for the las, two years. Tearing lna'
~. vs,oes would otherwise make him exceeding
~ nopuIar, could have heard the distinguished
Democrats who spoke on this occasion, wit
messed the zeal and enthusiasm evlnced by every
one present, and marked the liked determine
lion written on every brow, we are decidedly
inclined to think they would have retired to their
home. filed with rather unpleasant apprehen-
sions.
The u. S. Central Committee will be per
fected BY Thursday evening, and, we presume,
the subcommittee will be announced TO the
meeting for its ratification. From Thursday
next, and henceforih to the end, there will be
action, vigilant and determined action, IN our
camp. Every Veto Democrat here and else
where, will be expected to come up to the
marx a, once, and contribute his just proportion
of labor and means in carrying on the move
ment, so resolutely and indomably begun. II
there be any who will not show by their acts
that their professions have been honest, they
should not enroll their names as the friends
of John Tyler. Those who are sincerely
engaged in this movement, have nothing 10
hope, nothing to fear, from any other party.
We have all seen enough to know that we must
defend ourselves, and depend upon ourselves.
We have seen the 9th Congress, both branches
Wing, take the Executive printing patronage
fiom the President, while the immense Legis-
latire patronage was bestowed on the Wing
organ. The Democrats, while in the minority,
voted against, what they alleged to be, such
partial and unjust proceeding; but, in the 2Slh
Congress, we find the Democratic majority CIV
ing the same Legislative patronage to the SELF
styled organ OF the party, which has been heap
ing foul abuse on the President for two years. and,
at the same time, refusing to restore to the Pre-
sident the direction of the little Executive print
ing which, from Washington down, had been
conceded TO the Executive.
Therefore we repeat that every friend of the
Administration will be expected TO do his duty;
aud we are quite sure that no ''rue friend" will
look on with Indifference, while Others, who
have labored in the cause for years without any
remuneration whatever, are pressed down I'M
der hopeless accumulation Of debt. We would
remark here that the circulation of the Madiso-
MAN is second TO only one in the District that
il has been, and is yet, constantly and rapidly
increasing but, nevertheless, in consequence
of the neglect Of very numerous body of our
patrons, to pay promptly, the heavy accessions
to our subscription list prove 10 be burdens in
stead ofbenefts. This must be remedied, and nc
doubt it will be at once.
The organization OF a UNITED STATES CEN
TRIAL COMMITTEE in Washington will give vi
laity and impart vigor to the friends Of the Ad-
ministration in all the States. And what pa
triot is not a friend of the Administration The
Oldest patriot living cannot fad in his memory
a Presidential term which produced more
pro porous condition Of affairs than exists al the
present moment. No candid man on earth
will pretend 10 say he entertains a belief
thar, by the elevation Of another man
10 the Chair occupied by Mr. Tyler the
country will attain additional prosperity
Hence we do not hesitate TO express the
confident conviction that the Tyler men will
speedily form imposing and formidable organlzs-
lions in every State in the Union, in pursuance
Of the example set by the great Stales OF Ohio
and Pennsylvania, with a view TO a grand con.
solidalion of all their forces by means of accre
dited delegates in the Baltimore Convention.
When the State Central Committees are an
nounced in the State Conventions, we presum,
circulars and addresses will be sent them by tn,
United States Central Committee in this city
But the duties of the committee will be defnet
and agreed upon in our next meeting. Tn,
Central Committee is designed to be the Adv
sorry head of the Administration party ; and I,
the absence of such head hitherto, our friends
aSrgh' III au'ouhuS u'ost OF the oDS'acle
which have thwaued all attempts TO organic,
tremendously in the different sections Of tn,
Union.
ABOLlTlONlSM TRIUMPHANT ~
To-day the 25'h rule prohibiting he recep
lion of Abolition Petitions, was ABOLISHED
BY the VAN buren, MAJORITY IN THE
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, w,
will not attempt to express the Indignation W,