New-York tribune., 1841-04-16

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-, .is Pr.s5iene. "; - rled STAT ase':' q
- 81 -n--artsr ,,th -irortlzce wh'rh a,i n''
-. been n'tac-l mem d. ceaer-l i73-l-: " no
s,5 ,fa. John .-r Fe9-.re- 'a-1e ars"' N :
s -, nt as1re th1s - ey;c1ctt 'r res--a
.l-.eh 8; H,u IN. t-n a4b-.-i-d - oaied = -'A'
-, v a. i,.e become ,asy p IL col.-e u
Jon. ryle- ;. aa.re 1f Ch,rls- Cy Cogat, Vlr-ata
% when i,,e .po; . land Gen Hsrr>'n - 40 Dorm
F{e --ef-e- . .d cation y IMAM ard Ma e'lese-
and -i5e,i tae ~. 5; v-A '.cw - 72.;lie 4 ''e
.r -. r,-a,slr u 4 paaer. to 'acA he La denied
. s.. ss7 ,ear- ,shcn engaged n ne fls,.at=e '
.r, f--.. .r.te.i n the political satin q Je1er-oi
i V-... . Engaged public lte q supporter o; ne
,-,-r during tte Lasi War v'1 Great Britain ana VA
a-a with a--e .ha-e . lis connteace an' e'ieer. ne
c--.4i Governor Il Vir-ira :: mistake o y -
V TvIr- - sor1-non wiih ias; OF ne I'D 'lria D
- .,o--! NJ. Crl,,tosi for President II OF aaa
contest ,>ro1l-ed ie side oi tTea Jackson Il
ret.-rce 81 q Adams. n 1925. N. yraS ei;ef =
m r.el S,a.. senate a.d IN Place 9i ne
T Rlo--a , . vote IN the Legislature ci 10 TO Nv
% ,,,s. ,a. one of the mos; excited that irnia had
- IN po,;cs both cand!ia;e were >rFqor;sd "a STATE
R-s R..rubcaus Of she Jcef-aiaa Scto' - 'il '!.-
-. ,..-ai ay-.l.i@cly ca I,er-naal considerations
H. IT, >e1a;c Coy. Tyler rave ioT I've EeaTs deeiaea
tai-h independent support 20 ten Ja-'-, Aiifii-iT
H. r6ted -ans; the recaarer Of hc ae n!;ed States
J and ,i-e ;iie Veto 81; Gen. Jackson u'a tiat IL
.ari,- Bst when me President removed he Deposits
~ -, INTO sudrv S-7fc Banks. Nr. I:er. II common
,, -aay otter. ii hi. school o politics. condemned the
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h. ea-e and remained the senate until 1855, "hen
b. ,s irs;rc,ed b, the Virginia Legislature to
ia1r; and tac kSpunCEr Rc-o1;ion moved .:
Col Bc..,- tn. mandate ne declared that ne could aoi
.c;o.v obey and. recognizing the 'atiiy and iorce
- legislative instructions he resigned IL scat L. me Senate
and retired private he.
II 1885 ne vas elected without opposition ;he House Of
Delegates and supported Cor l. : Senator o the ni5
several ballots but they md no; alorly IN the Le''
.--e and no choice xas effected Nj Iye- declined 10
-,:e i,r VI Rves el-ircly believe account OF Nh
r. participation in 'e ENpunsins process. Nix declined
. reelection "a Delegate.
II December. 1889 Nr. Tyer Delegate from the
Why's Of Virginia to the Harrisburg National Convention
and chosen Vice President OF that BODY He "a- m ar
den and efficient advocate OF the nomination OF Mi Gay
io President When majority Of the Convention ultimately
decided 20 up Gen. Harrison rcn dissatisfaction vas
e.nccd by portion friend. Of lr Clay who believed
i,. 40 ,c, man could the " ;g party and call out IL
strength The Southern delegates were especially ieariG!
that their constituents would heartily respond 10 the
c,o;ce # the Convention. In this critical unctuc, the
trends Of Gen Harrison pressed NJ Tyler accept the
nomination for Vice President notwithstanding The decacy
n his position a OF ensurng accord and harmony
Mr. Tler on hearing that his acquesccnce Fas general:
deemed essential declared himself the servant OF the wing
Cause whcreupon the first ballot the unanimous yoe IN
Cri,-ee Of every State in his ta'or. Nrrina
alone withholding her from respect :" heT hcnorei son
The nomination Immediately communicated 70 the Con
yen,ion and ratified with IN enthusiasm "hch IN man; IN
s,ncs found vent in tears From that moment all fears OF
.nct;on or division the Wing r.aks were cast 10 the
winds.
Mr. Tvlcrs opinions with respect National Bank Pro-
,ocy arf and Distribution Of the Proceeds OF the fubc
auds nre now of great importance We sha! doubtless
L, n. the opening Of the Extra Session. During the
lac. canvass he was cacchsed .evera subjects especially
,ha, o Protection by Van Duren Committee OF nelgh-
boring County and answered with great cieaness una force
We ne looked every where for his letter this wecN but IN
vain We recolcc however, that on the subject o arm
h. took the ground that constitutional and proper to Taisc
such an amount of Revenue necessary tor the legitimate
,rc. of The Government, bv duties graduated as 20
aaor The greatest rract cable o aid and protection
=, our great Producing Interests against the injurious csa
ton and di,adyanagcOus rivalry OF foreign nations We do
not see why ts should be- satisfactory 10 the trends OF
moderate and udicou Protection
We believe tha, Nh yers views are adverse to any VA
t;ora Bank except of limited and strictly guarded powers
but as acting President he Viii feel bound consider and
respect the wishes Of the People He will not we are con
,dent in,crrose - Veto the acton OF The Repre-,
sentative body except for urgent and ~eishy cos;uohai
reasons. Such opinions
Mr. TYLER has gYcn evidences Of nfexbity and upright
ness of character ;d, the dusty pathwa! OF party
politics When 1888 the Force Bill enacted 70 crush
by the sword II need should be- the spirit OF Nuihcalon IN
South Carolina Gov. TYLER solitary vote IN the Senate
against IL, He VAS friendly Administration winch orsl
mated tina, and the object aimed at-ior though
a State Rights man he Nuliter-but ne ahho:
red resort force by the Federal Government against
STATE except in the last necessity and ga'e his vote ac
cordincly
In person Mr.. TYLER is plain. unpretcndng nfn5le cit
zen Of some ttyye year, OF age. No meeting hn
stranger and travelling with him for days. would gather
from his language that h had filed the most m
porraut stations the country His bearing /! that OF
modest intelligent. sensible iarmer-nohing But he
i man Of marked prudence much @agacity long expert
cnce in pubic affairs and tried inacXbl integrity His
opinions and OF suit all wishes; bc OF
his honesty and patriotism entertain doubt
New Yorker.
IEisH Mrslc.-Two Irishmen travelling through wood.
bv chance found q gun, which loaded. when ad-
dressed the other with,
Larry. what's that
Wisla the diyi viii; DO ! know what ii, but il
Tor all the world Ike Tam Sulyai.s kay buge.
Arrah then we Il baye a small BIT ii yo1 Il
blow in the ,,iuzzle and Il play with the key
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