The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-06-06

THIRD DISTRIC MEETIN @
RATIFICATION MEETING

OF the nou.iaaioa Of job" Tyler by the Baltimore
Democratic Convention, was held Saturday eve
ming, at the house Of Martin O'Bpon.
The call Of the meeting being read. motion,
Francis Daugherty, Esq, was called 10 the Chair,
and Martin O'Byon, John Carey and Bernard
Buckley, appointed Vice Presidents, and Daniel
J. Rhoads and Thomas Ryon were appointed Seere-
taries
The letter of the Committee appointed by the
Convention 10 notify John Tyler Of his nomination,
was read, and . the letter Of the President ae-
cepting the nomination, amid hunders of applause.
Not one friend of President Tyler could have wit
messed the spontaneous outbreak Of feeling without
renewed courage in the good cause.-The cause Of the
Vetoes, Texas, and justice 10 John Tyler.
After reading the letter, motion, John Hall,
Daniel J. Rhoads, John Hoover, Peter Brady, and
Richard Buckley were appointed Committee TO
draft resolutions expressive Of the views of this
meeting, who reported the following, which were
read and approved unanimously;
Whereas, the Democratic Tyler Convention, hav-
inc met in the city of Baltimore, and placed in
nation the present distinguished head of the Admin
isration for ,ie Office of President; and whereas,
approving Of the nomination of John Tyler by the
Baltimore Convention as the Peoples candidate !;
therefore,
Resoired, That We, the Democratic citizens Of
Spring Garden, knowing John Tyler TO ba the strong
est nominee before the country for President,
will use every honorable effort TO his election
by the People.
Resolved That President Tyler by his Vetoes of
the two United States Bank bills, and his other
sures has endeared himself every citizen opposed
to'a moneyed nopster-and in favor Of The regula-
ton Of the currency OF the country by constitutional
means
Rtso'red That the Democratic Tyler delegates TO
the late Convention at Batim re, entitled TO, and
will receive the appreciation OF large proportion OF
the people of the Union, for placing before the ma
ton Tor the Office Of President, man, who for his
course in regard to Texas, has aud is receiving the
appreciation OF large majority OF the people OF the
country without distinction Of party.
Resoircd, That the friends of John Tyler, in every
part of the land, the contenders for principles,
and as long as John Tyler continues the advocate
and champion of their principles, they will continue
stand by and defend him in every emergency,
though II may be the breach OF his enemies for
tress
Resolred, That President Tyers course in vetong
two Bank bills, his course upon the tariff his nego
tiation of the Texan Treaty, and the plan Of finance
submitted to the Senate-al unite in making him the
man of our choice, and the strongest candidate that
is now before the people for the office of President
of the United States.
Resolved, That e recommend TO the committee
nomination the name of Col. Richard M Johnson,
for the office of Vice President
Resoired, That we recommend to the friend Of
John Tyler TO hold city and county meeting
to confirm the nomination of President Tyler made
by he lac Baltimore Convention.
Resoired, That recommend TO the friends of
John Tyler throughout the country to place in nomi-
nation for the next election candidates for Governor,
members of Congress, members of the State Leglsla.
iures, county officers, &c. &c.
FRANCIS DAUGHERTY, Chairman.
MARTIN o. BRYoE,
JOHN CAREY, Vice Presidents.
BERNARD Buckley,
d. J. Rhoad-, Secretaries
Thomas Ryon,