The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-17
The Administration OF John Tyler

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The Administration of John Tyler.
John Tyler and his administration are placed by
the recent political revolution, the highest pima
Gle of popularity. Never did any administration,
from the age OF Washington to this day, occupy a
more independent position-a more elevated plat
form-or more commanding attitude for all future
measures and movements.
John Tyler is indebted to no party-bound to
no pary-connected with party. He has
thrown himself the moral sense and justice of the
whole republic, and by revolution unpre cedented
in all former elections, he has out of the con
flct victorious and triumphant. Almost every State
IN the Union, in which have seen elections, ex-
cept Kentucky, have decided against his enemies,
and IN favor of his policy, and position.
The last in the array Massachusetts, and Mi
chigan-a!together exhibiting change of nearly
10000 votes in the aggregate popular vote through
out the country.
But while the opposition of the ultra wings, head
ed by Mr.. Clay, has been signaly rebuked by
the people, another opposition from the ertreme
ea~che OF the democrats is beginning 10 form,
and very probably will develope its existence at
the next session of Congress Well, be 1t So If
John Tyler IL able, by his just, discreet, and bold
course, to PROSTATE the ultra wings in fourteen
months, he will just as easily demolish the ultra
democrats in two years His position is powerful
and efiicieut-he has two years before him-he can
shape his measures entirely for the benefit of the
country, indicated in the recent elections, and
let the democrats oppose his administration if they
dare-aye, if they dare.
We are now perfectly satisfied that the President
by the great revolution which has taken place,
as placed in the most prominent position in the country
for the succession and for reelection Look at the
list OF aspirants-Clay, Van Buyen, Johnson, Cass,
Calhoun, Scott. Clay and Van Buren, occupy
the extremes ultra points of their respective par
tles--the others divide the wings and centres
but not one in particular occupy the position,
orcommand the public sympathy and attention that
John Tyler does
Ii llr. Tyler, his cabinet, all his officials and all
his friends united and firm, his chances of re-
election are better than those of any other man now
before the country.
Let the present cabinet be retaned--they have
seen him through his worst and darkest day
why should they retire when the sun shines and the
clouds clear away! Why should Daniel Webster
leave the cabinet, when Massachusetts, has over
thrown the ultras, and answered to the speech in
sir p Why should Mr.. Forward go out, when Penn
sylvana is right side up! If the President take
that ground, and recommend those measures, in his
forthcoming message 10 Congress, which all the re-
cent elections Indicate, no one can have a reason.
able doubt of the utter demolition of every other
faction. either in this Congress- or the next and the
final triumph of his administration of the govern
ment. Letthe commercial interests be revived and
hy vvtae and inst TART
system-and final settlement of the currency ques-
ton, on the true basis Of gold and siver-let the
present inquitous bankrupt law be amended, so as
TO include corporations, and prevent rogues from
getting its benefit-let an International copyright
system be created, to protect American literature
against the flood of trash and immortality from other
lands-let the public land question, and the State
debts, be settled on some principle of Justice and
honor. In short, let the whole unadused questions
in relation to financial and domestic affairs, be
taken up by the President and his cabinet, and be
presented to Congress tor final settlement, on the
principles of equity indicated by the elections
and If the present Congress refuse to act upon such
measures call an Extra Session. and let them dare TO
refuse II they please
John Tyler and his cabinet in their foreign nego-
tlatlons have been more successful than any adm-
nistration since the time of Washington. There is
reason that they should not keep understand
together man-take high patriotic ground
without regard TO any party, faction or Clique, and
go ahead at once the same principles that have
hitherto guided them successfully. We are per-
iecty satisfied of the Ultimate success of Mr. TYLER
II the bold and true ground be taken now The mo-
raj sense OF the whole republic is his party and his
support.