The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-05-28
See public accounts for 1870, p. 24O
From the Trenton Emporium 4 True .4msrieas.
DEMOCRATS AROUSE!
R.fLLY IN Defence OF YOUR COUNTRY.
HER CONSTITUTION IND LAWS.
TYLER & TEXAS.
The DEMOCRATS oV New JERSEY FRIENDLY
TO THE NOMINATION
JOHN TYLER,
JOHN TYLER,
For President 9th. United States,


Are requested to meet a, the COURT HOUSE, in
South Trenton, THIS EVENING, the gath inst +,
at half past O'Clock. Several addresses will be
delivered Captain r. +. Stockton is expected.
We say come, IN the language Of the Hero Jack
son, and stand by John 1 yler, while he stands by
the Constitution and her Laws"
In pursuance Of he above notice, from 500 to 1000
Delegates and citizens from the several counties of
the state met at the Mercer County Court House last
evening, Friday, Oath inst, TO express their sen-
ments 10 relation to John Tyler as the Democratic
candidate for the next Presidency
The meeting was called to order by Joseph A
Yard, Esq, and on motion, VIM. Grant, ESQ wa,
called to the Chair.
The following gentlemen were appointed Vic.
Presidents;
Messrs. Charles Morgan, David Provost. Middle
sex; David Sanderson, Somerset; Judge Watson
Jesse Cole, Gloucester; Major John Psrrine Mon
mouth Samuel Copnsr, DIR. huford Salem Com
modore Deksy, Hudson and John Gulick, Mercer
DIR. Solomon Andrews, was appointed Secretary
and A. Dumont, Esq, Assistant Secretary
Mr.. James s. Green stated that Capt. X y. STOCK.
ton expected to address the meeting but he had
received from him letter to-day, from which he
learns tina, the Captain will be deprived by illness
from participating in the meeting
On motion Of Joseph A. Yard, Esq il wa. re-
solved that the letter OF Capt. Stockton be read
MIR. Green then read the letter which was receiy-
ed with great applause and three cheers for Captain
II. =. Stockton.
Resolutions were then read expressive of the .ep.e
Of the meeting, and were scveray read with cheers
The resolution relating TO John Tyler was mani
mously passed with six hearty cheers and the tun.
Of Yankee Doodle. The fifth resolution in regard o
the annexation Of Texas, passed with cheers and
the tune Of Hail Columbia.
Col. Z,BsIsTIr being called upon. came forward
LID Ith. Il
yet oonc,ilstoy manner and in strain.
presented 10 the meeting the contrast between The
course and policy pursued by the advocates of Mr.
Van Buren,, and the friends of Mr.. TyIer-the for
mor dsnooncing the latter in the most unnes.ured
terms, whilst the latter are only J-sirou. Of oroo,,
ting union and harmony IN the Democratic par,y
Jiss s. GRIEF was loudly called for He came
forward amidst the loud cheers Of the audience and
gave one OF bis most eloquent hearstirrnp spcecb,.
lie was frequently cheered. w. never saw mro
enthusiasm manifested than during his speech, and
through the entire meeting his sent,me nis we're uo,n
imously received with applause. lie defended The
course Of Mr. Tyler and hiS Jersey friends and
showed that throughout they had acted eop.iscn,Iy
and honorsbly-that by their Efforts the Demoor,,,c
party bad received great benefits. lie pledged him.
sen sn9 o., yer friends IN New jersey 60 against
the Federal party, and said for bis part, ihe,e va,
too much psin In Henry Clay, for him to 20 for
FrelnR huysen. ~ V'
Re'oirsd, That our confidence in tn. ability and
patriotism Of President Tyler remain. un,b.i.J~
that ne s entitled to the praisc and support Of .,.ry
rue-hesred democrat FOR the noble s,s nd he tool ~
h,s veto messages Of Aogus, 1871, ays;o., The
efforts Of the whigsto hs,cn up,n the coun,r, !,
p'.sn BANK, under the name OF the Fiscal
banh. 10 use his own language, 80 give tbs
sanction TO such bill would have bean ~ co'nn,,
crime, which he would not wfuy commit to o.ia
my earthly reward, and which would ju.,lv sus;sr,
him 10 The ridieoIe and acorn Of all v,,uoy. mn
And again, in be message Of September 2. 1871 bv
en ne vs'oes me sane Wing B.nt, under tn.
''te--hs declares ths, Ia the rej.esins the bin "ss