The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-31

By Michael Doneiys Inc alien AMI seditl, n law.
Of 9s-The authors Of that and the supporter Of
t In 1900 were Justly eonse ned 10 political oblivion
the advocates OF ats revival the braioeTs Ia the Itw
Tammany Hall in this eiy and The Van Buren, L.
Gust Ward House-their political days nun
bered
BY Valentine Blake John Tyler and Martin Van
Bursn-The first the choice of the People the lar,,
the choice Of the Politicians, for he Presidency in
1914 Bot the People are always right
By Dennis Sweeny-Albany Hegency-Dead of
consumption, and buried in lSIO-Galyanized into
life again IN loi3-t only serve. as a fnghliu monu
ment of political knavery and selfish fraud.
] BY James ORourke. The defeated candidate for
President of is40-Experience is said to teach VIA.
dem the Democratic party should therefore avoid the
dangerous Undertook Rock, and thereby escape an
other dangerous shipwreck.
i BY Myes ID. Sweeney. Syracuse Convention
alias Screw-"lt ia no go"-The screw Of Archimii,,
might I'm world, that OF Martin won't UPSET The
igbtesi principle in an honest Democratic breast
BY Francis Timmins. John Tyler-his veloes the
saleguar Of the Peoples rights
BY James f. Brady. Henry A. Wise-A true
friend; when tried, never found wanting.
! By Patrick Gill Gen. Lewis Cass--- The enemy
of Eogand, and the sincere and true friend of hi. h.
loved country, happy America.
! BY Charles Young. Commerce and Manufacture.
The result of Union and Harmony,
BY William Brown-John c. Spencer-A most en-.
lightened statesman and devoted public servant
fact, thorough bred W@kie. his late report one of
the most admirable, clear, and business like doom
ments ever laid before Congress
By Charles ORourke. Martin Van Buren-lIke
most who have traded on borrowed capital he failed
most shamefully, ruined all who trusted in him and
broke down all his friends, his safety iod out of The
field 1t will be glory enough for him to remain a,
home and rurse his own resources
BY Col William Dickson The union of Just men
for the sake Of the repeal Of the Union
by Charles Cloudy. The Island of Cuba-If It
ceases to be Spanish, it must become American
BY ii X. ii. Booker. President Tyler-Is aL-
minstrahon will go down TO history appluuIed by
all good men.
BY Myles M. Tuly. The perpetuaion of Amer
greatness in her revolutionary struggle and in her
last war--None have been more brave than the son,
Of the Green Isle and should the blood stained ty
rant Britain again attempt TO polute Columbus soil
none would be more ready to crush that yrant than
| lrishmen.
By James Byrne. Colonel Richard NJ Johnson
The warworn veteran in the field and in the Senate
he is the same great and powerful advocate of true
and genuine Democratic principles, not for
tional parties but for the whole human family in every
cline.
| By James McDonnough. The memory of Lount
and Mathers, who fell martyrs to the cause of liberty
IN Canada-Engand Oh England, when will you
atone for the blood of innocent people that your
unhallowed land has put to death. May the day
soon arrive that the nations of the world will bring
your blood thirsty ministry to the bar Of true justice
there to behold your accuses the millions of widows
and orphans you have caused to cry to Heaven for
vengeance on your unhalowed career
! BY John Seaman Martin Van Buren, The Jaco.
bins have attempted his life this day, through the
means of an internal machine, called the Pennsy Iva.
Man. One good turn deserves anoiher--Van Will
take all their political lives well as his own, al the
next election, If nominated.
By Richard Whelan. Martin Van Buren-Ee has
been weighed in the balance and found wanting
We will never consent to sacrifice our principles to
Regency veracy, nor to Undertook se6shness
BY VIM. Carbon. X. G. Wicklife, Postmaster
Genera-A firm true-hearted and enlightened man
He has made his contract and be will stick to the
result will be honor able to himself il will prove
highly advantageous to the country.
BY John Sarch. May the blood of Washington,
Warren and Montgomery link with the Patriarch
Jackson, never to be forgotten either by the native
adopted sons of America.
BY Peter Dunworth. John Tyler Of Virginia
bloody war ended, boundary line confirmed, res
pecI of all nations abroad peace happiness and pros
perity at homo-all proclaim him al right Chris
tan, devoted Republican, Patriot firm Just and
failhful and in all respects deserving the highest
honors a great and free People can conitr
By John c. Doyle. The union of Irishmen in
America f.. the sake Of the Repeal OF the deteslable
Union be ween England and Ireland
By John KiIlion. The memory of the gallant John
Barney, the Father Of the Americ Navy-Wh,le
American history remains cxtnnt, his name will not
only shed lustre bis adopted country but shed adj
ditlonal lusre on that Of the heroes OF bis nativity
Ireland
By James MulhoIland. The Oregon Territory
lie, not the willy, stockjobbing Jipomass Of Thread
needle street, in London, prevent by their hellish
knavery, the anxious de'res Of brethren OF The
Territory to be protected by our laws. May Con.
gress depute our GALLANT AIRY to Protect the emf
grants on the shores n the Pacific Ocean.
by Char'es Cotton. Robert Tyler, Esq-The
fearless and uncompromising advocate of iielands
rights Erin will long remember the second Daniel
lrishmen cannot, or will not, forget his services
BY Francis Kelley. The memory of Emme, Orr.
tone and Ftzgefald-lfi hmen will never lorpst nor
forgive the bloody deeds of 9s Ii England wants
freshmen to forget the cruel treatment our fathers re.
csived let them Repeal the Union.
BY John Diamond. Oar Boundaries-On ,be
N. t. " as you are" The Atlantic and Pacific W II
do; the Sabine nigh, answer for n while but no
thing short Of the Ascc Circle on the Nor,h-lbs
Hodsons Bay Company to the contrary nowith lanJ.
ing.
BY Michael Donnel-The Men of '76 and ,bo.e Of
9S-Boih struck for Liberty The former were sue.
cessu the latter would have been real union had
taken place Therefore, real union of lrishmcn for
the sake of Repeal Of the Union.
BY Hugh Nc Dermo,t-The Union--Tb l,sis of
strength; the pledge Of freedom. May il last unul
the last syllable Of recorded Time
BY james Byrne-Presijent John Tyler-H Homes
John dsscendsn, Of the brave Wat Tyler. VIII,
spurned Nc threats Of tyrnnts We pride in your
Administration like unto Jackson, you woulj not
crouch TO power; and like unto him. you vetoed the
monster. Sound Democrats of this Republic will say
IN the language of Holy Wrl, "well done thou good
a''u i''nu servant come receive thy Iewatd'-and
That is, Oher honest roies in 1874
BY Myhs ID. Swecney--General Andrew jackson
I-His name viii 90 down to possrty ~ a beacon
light to steer the besven-buil Ship of Democracy into
he haven OF safety His sbos 10 the field and IN the
Chair The pride and boast of his common ORIGIN.
the race Of the Isle.
by Dennis Swecncy-Robcrt Tyler, Esq--W hen
Ireland raises her temple Of Fame 10 the Goodies Of
Liberty, his name will be inscribed on the hi,hest
pinnacle, and children unborn will bless him and h,
posierity
BY John Lochrey-Jujge Upshur-A Virginia. af
The old school, rich in Intellectual endowment a.