The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-03
From the Petersburg Republican.
.ER,S WITHnR A w Al

Mr.. TYLER'S WITHDRAWAL.
Man when len 10 himself and let loose among his
fellows TO wax alter the counsel Of his swn heart,
and in the sigh, OF his eyes, will soon discover
IN his career Of happiness and honor, how thin and
iusive thst tinsel which the boosted hand of dis
tincton has thrown over him. And we have only to
blow the trumpet of war, and proclaim to him the
hour OF his opportunity that his unknown character
mind take that impulse and direction intended by ma
ture. The march of time and change of circumstan-
ces reveals to the moral and int ectua ord deeds
OF rapacity and lawlessness, iniamy and corrup.
ton which our faculties too limited TO compre
hend happy order of things 10 century may
be established and rich Inheritance won by the Ia
bors and the suaerngs of the existing generation.
There is continual and radical renux and change
in the principles which direct and govern all pation.
and countries. Gigantic ambition which stalked m
triumph over the frmest and Oldest of our monar.
chies, is now laid in utter impotence at the fto,sto
of some oher and far different power, and can never
again break forth from the confinement of its prison
hold to awaken new uproar, and to send forth ne
trout les over the face of desoated world, Men
are placed in high Offices by parties divided by
dissensons, and rent by those factions the offspring
oil which is an overthrow of civil policy and total
annihiation OF law, order and political security :
They know not who they select from the mass of the
people to defend and preside over the blood.
rights and interests Of freemen-they prec,pitaely
and without due reflection poss laws and Introduce
and
convulslng 10 their ends their des is to sieze nj
81 aims, II needs be, the rcins OF government and
pace thelr FANATICAL orFIcE-sEEKERs 10 power
This accomplished, they forget amidst The excite
men Of ciess, the maxims which have governed
and ruled their fathers in the admin stration OF the
government: they place IN high posts men, NOT
KNOWING THEIR PRINcIPLEs and because. forsoo,h
ey refuse 10 crafty their federal and wild no,ions
they are abused traitors TO their coun,rv
ana repuda'ed as artiul, faithIess deserters. -
thus 1t Ia with Mr. Tyler and the Wing party. III.
evated to power by the voice of the people nlared
in the second office within the Gift of the natinn b
has manfuy carried out aespite the threats and de-
nuncIati ms OF the federal party, thuso very men
sures VIII b he had repeat dy and publicly adyoca.
ted While he has stood firm and unterri6ed. Ike
Cesar OF old, while the arrows of vituprratlon and
Islander have been Indignantly hurled al him. the fed.
erai party have turned and changed and twisted
about, catching at every novelty, and Welding 10 ey
cry modern scheme Tor patty capital alone The one
has mol Violated his conscience, and the sacred arc-
tates oil reason maintaining his position with Roman
courage and iron nerve, never swerving from his
avowed OPINIONS never observing the low and petty
assaults Of bankrupt politicians The other. seduceI
by The br'lliapcy and art of their ILLUSTRATORS ON
MANDER, whose pictures at a distance glare with
beauty and court admiration, ahde they dI-gust and
tsrr''y on close 'nspec,ion his theory is good and
the language IN which he clothes i calls iorth an,
genera burst of applause; but when the curtain Is
raised, and The test vi time applied the genius f thu
Consultation, appalled, and afFngh,ed, find, thar a
dtab-biow aLed al her by the bri,lia nj defende,
of her iights in 1871. Mr. Tyler re,,es from tn,
,wfa OF his ensmies, who il they had hearts, would
blush al the foul asp and base Distractions tba
have been 'sveied IN one unbroken volley at HIM
with the proud cons lauon Of having withstooJ ,h.
innumersble assaults which have been made upon b,a
private AID pubic character With firmness that b,
dehsoce to The .ncons,r,ent followers OF Henry Clay
les an sPProv'ng Conscience worth more than III,
proodsst u'adem OF the richest King upon carh.-I
mr iy'er would exchange nothing for It; it wa, to
nun = p ec'oos Jewel, "a pearl vhich he ,gou,d NOT
eo'd NOT cast before noinsn Like the great
OF America, whose life wss threatened should he
persist In his voyage, he looked unsweJ a, The oi,
ns"' ,aoo's OF ms scsnowi dyed .nemies who would
nsvs usersueo n,m lower Than the bra-. had their
wicked schemes been .feclual thew proy.d 10 No mi
n'ag' ,''eiy devised fable, tales which appsren,,
pore upon them the stsmy Of Truth, but thew Yer.
REQ, exploded, and discredi,ed AID Mr.. TsIsr now
faithful Pobnc servant, whc will b.. a,c,on.,s,,
,s Cd IN alter ZINE by impartial hi.,,r, MI
.ne amercan people farsv.l, and leaves n. ya
N'u'n "nn the 'miIes ofsn approving consc,.oes'