The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-04-02
. HONOR BRIGHT !"


We are told tina, the cry for "Tyler blood
increases, and that the ultra political blood
hounds demand the extinction Of the race, or
least every Republican who beiriended the su
thor of the Bank vetoes, as a condition requ'
site 10 secure their friendship TO the Adhhinis
traiioo. We understand, however, mat 'neie
is one solitary, towering, gigantic s'a'e'nan'
who has "no concealments," and whom we
have regarded as the implAcsb's Toe 10 AL "ho
were not the foes of the late administration
quite emphatic in his condemnation OF the bloody
deeds perpelrated, and to be perPeirated, oy The
ruthless executoners.
Whether the above rumors and assertions De
,vs,l. funded or not, il can do no harm TO keep
the "powers tina, be" in remembrance oil the
services performed by the class OF Republicans
who are said TO be doomed to political death
We copy the following from the Richmond
ENQUIRER, Of August 23d, 1874;
MR.. TYLER
w. are satisfied, that every Democrat viii rJoicr
~ tho ooen, manly withdrawal OF Mr. Tyler from
the Presidential canvass. We congrstulaie our eouu-
trv ON the important fact and thank him sincerely ioi
the fine spirit he displays. The Shockoe h'soo'A'o
aS mi, cty have offered him their thanks for his de-
ci.iop-and we have no doubt, that every ihen1 OF
the Democratic party will fully participate IN u.e
warm feelings which they express. The he'd = nov"
clear of every embarrassment It's foik or S'ay
Federalism OF Rcpublicanisnf-lh state n'sn.' "
the Lxttudinous School--tho Bank, hgh rfo.eo''o
Tariff, D,stribut'on sod the otssr hsrss'os Gay
C,ioue-or The good old principles OF the virginia
Sch,ol What Democrat can hesitate between Them
The Nlsdisouian CONES forward 10 express IN mos
decided language the determination oil Mr.. iyier
friends to give II. Clay ga completes overthrow
We ioip the Madisooan in the resoiution-and cal
opon the whole united Democratic party TO co-ope
rate 10 this glorious ia support OF the true primer
pies Of the Republic and IN oPPosloa 10 tho arfo
CANT and proscriptive Dictator.
The following are the shockoe resolutions re
ferrsd to:
The Shockoe Association Of the city Of Richmond
having lust understood from the address oil John y
Ter, Esq to his Friends Throughout, the Union,
that he has withdrawn his name from the fres'dsp
u.l canvass, cannot forbear expressing Their coid's
thanks for the services which he has rendered 10 h
country and for this last act which is well ealcu
lated to bind together the Democratic party OF I'M
Union They view it as evidence OF that earnes
determination which Mr. TYLER feels, to promote tn
success Of his Democratic principles, and 10 accom-
plish the final overthrow Of Henry Clay ana III
Federal principles
Resolved therefore, T. at the Shockoe Association
hail this cooperation with the sincerest pleasnre-an'
pledge themselves TO unite with the friends OF Mr.
TYLER in the most strenuous efforts to restore the iul
ascendency of the Republican principles OF Virgl
nia-and to defea, the disastrous election OF henr,
Clay.
Rssolped That the President Of this Association bs
requested in our name to transmit copy OF Inc pre-
cedinp reso ulion to the President OF the United
States as an evidence Of the respect we feel for h'
decided conduct on this occasion, and for bis noble
attachment to the remuneration OF Texas and thai
hereby cordially give the right hand OF fellowship
10 all his friends