The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-04-17
PROVING MR. TYLER'S POSI-.
TON IN 1870
Hon. JoHE TYLER
CoLUMBUs, Ono, Sept. 9Th, 1910.

CoLuMBus, Ono, Sept. 9Th, ls4O.
Hon. JoHE TYLER-
DEAR SIR The original Jackson men Of the State
Of Ohio, who are in favor Of the election of the Wing
candidates for the Presidency and Vice Presidency
OF the United States, propose to hold convention in
the city Of Columbus on the 25th day of the present
month for the purpose OF organizing their strength
and preparing for the approaching election. 1t sbe
licved that the Government are concentrating upon
this State their whole eleconecring strength, and
that mighty effort will be made by our opponents
to carry Ohio by storm. In breaking down this late
desperate eXpedient OF party, maddeDed TO almost
superhuman exertion by defeat, need, and
ask your cooperation. Your ,ciu command the
presence Of Thousands upon thousands # our citizens,
from all quarters Of The STATE and ,cU sctli our ranks,
AS We CONFIDENTLY BELIEVE, WITH NUMBERS OF
THOSE WHO ARE ONLY WITHHOLDING THEIR surPoRr
IN ORDER TO BE FULLY SATISFIED THAT THE SUCCESS
OF THE WING PARTY WILL SECURE THE TRIUMPH OF
THE PRINCIPLES WHICH BROUGHT GEN. JACKSON IN
TO POWER We trust that the importance of the
crisis IN The campaign will induce you to comply
with the invitation which we tender you in the
cfhe yhg party Of Ohio.
by order Of the Harrison and Reform Wing Cen
trail Committee.
JOSEPH IUGwAY
Chairman pro ten.
Hon. JON TrLtS, Williamsburg, Va.
From the Marietta Ini,,igenoer, Wig, Of Judy 80,
Good contemporary authority
LANCASTER, July 10, lS4U.
My DEAR SIN On my return from Columbus this
evening" rect Ned your letter informing me that it
was asserted at a public meeting in Washington
county that in speech in Philadelphia had said
The true question between the parties was Bank of
The United States, and that you, from knowledge Of
the real question and OF me- had coBtradcted the as
sefuon In Tins, oil course you we're perfectly safe.
made no such statement, but the very contrary. |
avowed that the true question was and is the rtsric
ten or erteon Of Eroeutipe po,rethst its encrosch-
ments, open and covert, were Of the most alarming
nature, and, IL not resisted end in the subver-
pies of our Government and that gorgeous monar-
chy IN eteei, II not in name, must rise lis ruins
said that our opponents were attempting TO make the
question OF a Bank the issue between the parties
spoke OF the iDipudsnoe aud abudiiy Of the attempt
! hat Bank was not and never had been considered
by us any thing more than mere matter Of conye-
nience-a useful article OF furniture in noble ed
tee. That our opponents were gTavely raising and
debating the question whether this article Of iurni-
ture was convenient necessary-whether we
should have liable or a senee standing in our halls
while their sspper and nne,s were at work tum.
bling its walls and columns about our ears This
with application and illustration, is the substance
Of what | said touching haf particular subject
You perceive, therefore, that you did not mistake
my opinions or my language.
Your sincere friend,
r. EWING.
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