The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-08-22
Rochester,.
[CorresI ondence of the Herald

ROCHESTER, Aug. Is, 1872
Attempt to head Captain IyLr-No Go-Chy meet
ing-Ihe song-singihg campaign began.
DEAR BENNETT
Our quiet city was in labour last Saturday, and as
usual with such mid -wives brought forth mouse.
DR.. Dawson, of the Democrat, was running hither
and rhither, with his tongue thrust into cheek
and looking quite Knowing for him. What the ID
is to pay wasthe inquiry. 'Why, (says Mr.. II. b.
PaiaEer, Esq, after giving string of statistics)
we getting up Tyermeeting. VINO are, we9
"Not exactly we, but the Tyler Central Committee"
Quitting on cold-potatoe look). GA secret, sir!
but all are attend, and we've got spectators from
abroad" Handbills appeared at every corner call
ing rally of Tyler men, signed by "The Tyler
Central Committee" Thought !, this is specimen
Of the paltry party, badly cured too-or / am nc
Judge OF 'coon's fur Vel, We shall see vot We shall
Our old Court House was filed to overilpwing.
The meeting mas called to orter,and The Indian
agent appointed To- the chair. Now The secret came;
II. q. Palayer, Esd, was beautifully baniopozed
Many friends OF Captain Tyler were there, but the
great majority were Clay wings; and this meeting
called by them TO dcnounce the President and make
Clay capital. A committee was forced, noens
volens upon the meeting, with IKE editor of the
Democrat at the head (by the way, this mar, needs
rotating; the Post Office publishing Is given to him.
and a worse enemy hath not the Presldent,l prev
ously prepared preamble and resolutions were brought
in, but the trick too stale; friend OF decency
weuld hear them. The chairman of the committee
refused TO report to the chairman OF the meeting
The decency party editor called for three groans for
Tyler, but somehow il was no 60 The said editor
prayed Justify but Kisses testified Indignation not
to be misunderstood. Then three cheers for Clay
called for, but their lungs were weak--and il
might happen that Clay won't be elected after all
A hired bully undertook TO introduce effigy OF
Captain Tyler but the thing embematical Of the
party to FILTERS and the bully, taking sal
utary hint, amputated timber" and has not since
been heard Of
The fact is, the Bank.fed rowdes are in bad fix
The people can no longer be humbugged by coon
skins hard cider unkept promises and indecent songs
and the lame attempt TO get up steam Tor Clay few
days since shows 1t. The growing popularity OF our
upright and patriotic President cannot be concealed
and the people love him for his interrupted con-
sistency. Surely man has been sorely tried,
and the OF John Tyler will go down to posterl-
y as mountain of strength, himself host, stand
ing undaunted, interrupted and incorruptble-at
whose name the enemies of our beloved country,
and hatens Of freedom, tremble. There is not
honest enlightened yeoman, loving his home, the
stability and perpetuity of American freedom, and
wanting spOils OF Office, but his Bonded knees
thanks his God devouty that John Tyler is Presl-
dent man who acts for posterlty without refer
ence to personal popularity. The people will not be
afraid again to trust one who, surrounded by
whirlpool of corruption, like the rock of Gibraltar
stands fearless and undaunted while the dark waves
break harmless at his feet His name shall be en-
craven on every heart in letters of fire, while those
when remembered be spoken with Kisses.
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