The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1842-12-08
Efom fhe Pennsylvania Telegraph.
BEAUTIES or TYLEgISM.

OGee holder 10 The Postmaster General.
We call the attention of our readers I,
the following letter from a Tyler office
n the New York Post Office, TO the Post
master General Our readers may be as
so,cd that there is no forgery or fabrica
,;on in this letter. Ii is no invention O
ours il is in the handwriting of Redwood
Fisher. Ii is, moreover, on a matte. q
o.bc concern, and contains such an adj
mlrable exposition Of the corruption ant
hollow hypocrisy Of John Tyler and hi.
cooledefates, that we have leIt we should
he wanting 10 our duty 10 the public to con.
zeal il. Ii will DO read with amazemeu,
h the Loces, and no little glee by the
Wings. The writer was formerly dis.
,iuguished Whig-a politician Of twenty
Years standing, and well known to the
Wings of New York. The Original may
be seen at our office by the curious.
Pirate.
Posr OrficE,
New York, July 2j,h. 1872
Tothe H'ble Charles A. WickIifie--
Dtar Sir. feel as if il was about time I
soud post up our political Journal To you, that
roa may knew Of our progress 'pcndenic lite, ;
and not hear Of us and our doings sooner from
others than fro,u ourselves. IN my los, wrote
,cl sbon, an illa.lyised meeting, called by some
weak brelbres at Military Hall. and told you of
oar intention 70 take hold of it, ard give il
ysb, direction This we only in part accom-.
pllsbod for JOB Haskell. Of chgrcoal memory,
esl resolution passed to call meeting h the
Pa,k-whal is called a Mass Meeting. The
Military Hall meeting was called BY sclf.con.
sliated committee, calling themselves the Tyler
State Central Committee, and Notwithstanding
esery possible exertisn. we could not procure
,hrnl 10 postpone the Park Mass Meeting, which
eaded in regular Loco Foco meeting. and did
lie cause no other good thsn Kidding us Of the H.
5isuIoas, above named committee, which, after
the pirk afii.i. We procured to BE- dissolved
through one Of lie own members.
Last night was the frs, regular meeting of the
Civ Convention. Nine. ont Of tho seventeen
wares, were fully represented BY Eve delegates
each Of exactly the nj ht ind Of men. Tho bone
cad muscle Of The city 81 warm hearted young
men do not pretend 10 be strictly accurate
Bot think on, Of this for,y five 11etnbers. there
we're not mere than three or four holding office
yst,iag them forward though We do not think
!, test TO forbid their joining into sustain the
Government.
Whh ,h,s vrw, did no, 70 ia as a delegate
FRA the i5lh Ward bot they are all wcll known
20 me IS good men and true indeed, they could
10, haro been thcrc, had they been otherwise
rierd George has gone ia from the hrs, Ward /
and ., Of course, cmlnenlly useful. | attended
Ne Convention, and was highly sn,iied a, the
tnsrim,ty aud zeal With which It's organization
rs conducted. Major Noah was appointed
chairman Pro hac vice and tho requisite com 1
nitgc appointed Rrporgs were presented Of the .
F'ssress meds In other wards and no doubt was 4
sslsfliaed tlsi, ou Monday night neat, the del. /
sssies Soad be complete from every ward in the /
|sag
Coald the Pfesidenl have seen the kind OF men I
Who are thus enrolling themselves IN his support .
4 might sell have fell pride at the sight
lMy ere the men who always do up the work IN I
Which they are engaged. They lisa In the mass. 4
|ant when they neyc that portion Of the mass in 4
|haleh they live. mevcs with them. feel quite
pc. ny dess sir, IN assuring you, tina, we have
|temmsneed andar tho NEST favorable auspices
|salbls: as friend George would say a BIG ba
PassS' And the time is not distant in which We
|eal make an impression which will be fol, be.
sd the limlis Of our own State.
Alrcsly tho two great political parties have II.
En the alarm : moro particular 'Tammany' for
ha' ss stall Parisia from them their raak and
,e dangerous srfsHt. and the fears excited
aa, assure you. not without great cause. Sow.
snl Of tho ccuturions have enlisted warmly with
Is. and IA have already experienced tho Wires
se9aifii eundo, which Is soon 10 give US a stand.
ag, &C., TO command respect.
4 Hat al So Nsft - 4
grnnd no, 10 DO ADLER, than friend George. and
"a, therefore, not quite SO ssnguine. lie alteady
KS re city ia our possessioa while have not
Fs seen further than that We shAll embody some
iaeusands. devoted TO our cause by the time the
ISpring election comes around. We may bs able,
"a some degree. 10 influence the Fall elections :;
hH, whils great confidence In our eventual ri.
|umpa should always be felt, We should not prom.
- oafselves too Sudden controlling Influence.
lsalcalisas multiply upon us. Of a disposition a.
moaa the people 10 break away from party, and
70 fot the country and was indeed rsjoiecd at
he response found 10 some remarks on the pre-
20, condition OF tN.Hrs, which made 10 some
Il iy % sixty. who were collected ailor the sd.
Fafuneal Of the convention.
Our friends a, Washington have great cause TO
lei well 20 far az tho city t. concerned, tho seed
s'oEs on good ground and will produce heavy
crop Accustomed, Is have been, 10 political
fls fof twenty years, | have nevcr seen such
Willingness manifested 10 70 forward in the cluae
q no country, irrespective Of the party. am
sel aware that i wall seem like magic, ere very
| No see ihe progress that will be made. Bat
shsl my not be- expected from city in which
\ nos boas,cd that there ara not ten I'ylrs
nenf By the nadmen Of the Club footed race,
when, IN week irom the day You will receive
ae, yen will here OF the assembling Of a City
V'n'enslon, composed Of eighiy.hvs mon who
Fay challenge either party TO produce their e.
fass for their will be neither ragged, nor a
'aned SHIRT among them.
N, am TO e1ped much abuse from the Federal
wings bat they canno, state fact 10 my prcIu.
a''s' and am prepared for all aud every thing
|n,y may choose 10 utter
NY letters arc long. but--as presume thoy
'ohiain facts which will much inlctest you'll
NAL offer 20 apology.
Believe me, my dear sir,
Your faithful friend and obi s'vt.
r. FISHER.
s.-A hnc, however short, from you. by
Wy encouragement, il at any, and at all times
-'a'-as gives new strength and vigor TO ex.
fsni IL the eanso.
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