The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-30

bold and gailsn leader
beg leave suba,i, the accompanying sentiment
And am truly yours,
j. M PORTER.
To the Hon Calvin Blythe, Chsirman of the Gu,
uitee of Dem, ca, zeas
ByJ M. Poner-The Battle OF New Orleans-
proud evidence thai American esuen protect The
beauty of our c0unlry against meTcensfies led .n
by the promise and hope of booty"
BY the Complny
Hon J. M Porter-iiis administration Of the Wa,
Department Justly added TO his previous high Iepus.
ion and reflected honor the State fIom which
he called to the Cabinet
BY james Hsggery-GeoTge Washing on-The
name speaks lis oAn euiogy his memory l. green
the growing glory Of the nation he ered to cal,
into birth
By Wan. Rheiner- General Andrew jackson. Pa,
terlty will write his epiiaph.
BY James McCaraher-The Veto Power the s,f.
~ valve Of the complicated machiney Of our Goyc,
ment.
BY Samuel H. Tyson-The Hon. Henry A. Mub
lenberg The enlightened Statesman, the Patriotic
German The able Dipomaiisi, the Peoples candidate
for Governor Of Pennsylvania
BY ID. M. Liesenring;
Huzza for Jacksons Veto Ship
Huzza for his gallant crew
Huzza for Veto No. l.
Huzza for Tyer's g.
BY William Hickman--The present year, We
propose this year TO enter the lists under the yc,,
flag, and are sure OF carrying Veto President a.
when General Jackson came off victor at his second
| election by the magic Of his Bank veto
BY Robert S. English-H Henry A. Muhlenberg. our
next GoveTnor-w with such a Chief Magistrate Penn.
sylvania will be, what she ought TO be, Tie Key,tosr
of the arch.
BY John Keele- Judge Upshur, one of virgina'g
| favorite and distinguished sons--wberever you find
him IN the Cabinet, his giant mind is to reveal
its great powers.
| BY Robert M'Afee, jr.--lf our Democratic dele
gates have any difficulty in concentrating upon eIrhcs
hessrs Muhlenberg Skunk, lie, them at once SUI.
suute the nam. of the Hon. Judge Blythe, aud /,
will reconcile all differences
| BY Colonel Nathaniel Gaes-J Washington Ty-
son, Assistant Postmaster General the accomplished
gentleman and able politician.
by l.. Crawiord--The policy of Pennsylvanans ia
10 sustain manufacture 5, commerce, and agriculture
and no one at the expense Of the other. In these
and her mineral wealth. her greatness consists the
hand that would paralyze either is no friend to her
interest
By George spackman, NJ. D.-John Tyler-his
Administration has proved to this nation the sound
ness of his political policy He will not be forgotten
among the benefaciors of the country.
by Edward Pratt--the Hon. Judge Blythe, an no
nest man, and one Il Pennsy lysna's favorits sons
may he be next Governor.
BY Samuel Miller-Hon. George Nj Keim-the
firm statesman, the kind father the ardent friend
qualities that make the no is destined to fill the
Executive chair Of the Kew cne Stale
BY w. +. iiarrison-John Tyler, The able navigs.
tor Of the good ship Co sttution--he has defined ii
and held fa-, to the helm Virginia may be proud OF
her son she produces good fruit Kentuckvs vete-
ran, the hero of the Thames, Is also entitled TO our
admiration.
By NJ. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. guardian angel,
ever watching over him with the tenderest afec,ion
from the cradle TO the grave.
BY John Gresn--Hon C A. WcklIfe Postmaster
General--his recent report TO Congress ev ces
master mind the people esteem him for his intcgrl-
~, as well as his commanding talents.
BY Eben Knowton-Leyi Woodbury., the granite
Democrat, OF the Granite State his duties 10 tho
National Councils are appreciated his country will
reward him.
BY Rober, M'Afee--J. w Tyson, Esq-one of
Pennsy ia,orte lock his r. ,iu Ld-
| vancement in his counry's favor with pleasure
By Robert Smith-Colonel Richard Nj. Johnson
the real hero OF the West the poor and honest mans
friend; may he, in the coming Presidential contest
receive what he merits, and we shall hail him ss our
next President
BY John N Jenks-General Cass, the hero and
statesman his countrymen await the time TO do him
still greater honor.
BY Wesley Johnson-James Buchunan-The fsvo-
rite son of Pennsy lvania his recent letter declining
TO be candidate for he Presidency proves that his
urgent wish is, harmony in the ranks Of the Demo
cracy. Pennsylvania will reward him IN future
time.
BY J. 7. Whtecar--Hon. George Nj. keim
worthy cit zen and an excellent officer.
BY Michael Abrabams-Martin Van Buren--if he
consulted the good Of the party, would retire from
the field of politics, and repose upon his honors al
ready won.
Ebenezsr Know lton- Richard NJ Johnson-h.
mantle Of Jackson, like that Of Elijah of old sway,
TIL the 4h Of March," lS4s, to the veteran III
the Presidential char.
BY William b Whitikar--tbe Treaty Of wash-
ngton-snother conquest In favor OF Christian prin.
ciples.
By Robert A. Hall-Coone Richard NJ johnson,
the hero and statesman, the author of The fsm9u,
Sunday Mail report, IN the battles Of his country al
ways al his post-in the Senate Of the United State.
he was foremost in protecting the people and sdvoca-
ting sound Democratic principles, the people fee |
grateful, and will cleo, him their next President
BY Thomas Dunn English-John Tyler;
Thy foemen may asperse thee-lct them so
Rejoice in that, and on thy journey go
But know this truth in these thy latter days
The just will honor and the good will praise.
t. Combes-Our country and institutions: We
will defend them TO the last, tue English need not
speculate about about our ability 10 go 10 war;
needs be every mothers son Of us will expend the
last dollar In her defence and the girls will as in the
Revolution, give their petticoats TO make cartridge.
BY John Reihstine-Texas-Settled ~ our own
brave citizens, her Jingle star would soon add nes
lustrc to our galaxy
John S. Turncr-Joel b Sutherland--The warm
and energetic friend Of the PhIsdclpha shipwrgft,
and other mechanics, they cherish him 10 their hear,
and long for an opportunity to do him honor.
James Edgar. Washington Tysop--Presiden.
John Tyler could not have made a better selection
for second Post Master General than 10 the selection
Of Tyson.
Edward r. Robers-The day we celebrste--lt
should be kept general jubilee over the whole lard
Those who look back to the day hat the news of the
victory reached our city, will remember with what
| universal outbreak of enthusiasm II was cyery
where welcomed by a pstrio c people
by VIM. Green he Hon. Henry Muhlenberg
The scholar and statesman, may he be our neat
Governor.
BY James Russel-The Constitution OF the United
States-May We never want better Tyler 10 tyls
he door than John Tyler.
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