The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-07-11
Great Tyler Celebration OF the Fourth of
July az Mac Aran's Garden, philadelphia.

guns Nas ARE, shaking the welkin and sending up
The company took their seats a, the tables spread under
an ming among the trees of this romantic
treat ilacs were laid for five hundred persons but the
number present much greater though no one was adj
nitisi 70 the garden without a ticket
:. N.s"scroS T,soS, presided assisted by great
nnprf oi wee presidents. The chair occupied by Gen
ilson wss the formerly used bv William Penn
Nhs as governor and proprietary Of the Colony OF Penn
~ ana ne presided IN her first legislative council The
table ~ front Of the president was covered with the flag of
Com Decatur and his right and left waved the colors
s,s,s l ias aasd States Light Dragons, during the
ihe pillars IN the rear Of the chair encir-
ei with The national coi0rs to the len Of which waved
~ hss ~ Som. leponouga On each side of the inn
ne centre me eoors Of the Ss, regiment of United States
\. Hacks Graham Esq real the Declaration Of Indie.
readcnec With clear, loud ringing voice which was
lear ~ All present The regular oasts were then read
ne one eenpiimsntary 70 President Tyler was followed
~ speech from iicn. Tyson, President of the day i'm
which he reviewed AMI vnairau the course of the Pres
Seat az dHri with much severity upon tho acts of the
nifa Nhg parry "a ie national legislature. IL each of
you. lsad Mr. Tyson knew the President as hayeknown
hm, aoi oaly a. ihe Chief Magistrate Of the Union but as
a. dsingnston At The maic display cd ard him by
an unliucplcd ltroa la national legislature What
h. p. lone 70 merit 'ueh malignant pe-.ee uon Vetoed
tii 'f the e.tahii'hmeni " National Bank That ia
his oisscc and si alone For tha he has been called
traitor snd fe1esaie and the vocabulary of ephets ex.
haus'ei iof tcpunrlilons against him Mr. tyson then
referred 10 the sentiments Of the President In reference 10 a
National Bank pot 70 his election the Vice rres iency
and % the action ofthe Harrisburg Convention :. The ,m,
Of his ucn 1on, ana insisted that his views on this sub
ices hat oag been knoWn. The claims Of Clay aud Scott
has heea r.nqushcd Win fall kno ledge OF the
menis OF Harrison AMI Tyler and solely with view to
the formation Of such tckrt ould secure success
There Was vide dfercnce between the views Of the
feirrsl snd democratic portions Of the whg party and
John Tyicr had been selected because he was known 10
be opposed 10 Unel States Bank the know
leigs Of that fart certain his election Nv the
people and inpart Strength even 10 General Harrison
Ana nos when by an act OF Providence he had been cali
81 on % discharge ne flnrions Of sapreme Magistrate
was TO BE- osircs of not abandoning the very princi
pies which bal caused 10 nomination and secured his
eectonf Bat even he Nsd signed the hill the vciong
Of which had given 20 much cauer no one belie rs
would have went iniO operation. Bat Ar clay willsl
the establishment Of Nai1nsl Bank aud therefore John
sentiments II not the language 81 The ultra whg party
apsr'y hos course toward ihs Chief Mag has been
unParalieiii y remains 70 De whether the author.
the people RePssicens hal only 10 90 their duty pre-
Eeut such Condemnation.
Mr.. ~ was heard through with quiet attention Oe.
easoaalJ INTERRUPTED with apPause bat the enthusiasm
manifested a. the close tremendous The large mass
Of people waved and fro andihs hr.zen lips Of the
non sent oai ~ tribute 10 the general applause.
Amer the csreriug hal subsidized the following letter
read from the President Of the United IN reply
TO one addFesssi him BY the committee invitations
WssuNGros July ?, lsla.
Taylor, Committee A.
Gentlcmen-l would most gladly accept your invita-
ton be present tn you on the approachInr c.lehra
ton of the Anniversary OF Amerca freeiom could DO
20 Consistently With pablo cheeseman's. These YOU
tention
In the administration Of public affairs seek only 20
carry out the end AMI dcgn Of that great revolution you
propose to celebrate The happiness OF the people found
ed measures calculated 10 adv ance thcr prosperity
should De the hgh object Of eli these entrusted H. he
people with the administration OF their affairs With this
view recommended Congress mere than months
ago, plan OF hnance and OF currency, which while u
would contribute 10 relieve the Treasury would my
opinion. furnish seircuason equal IN value gold and
silver. Al the same time urged the adoption a tariff
OF duties which, which would sustain the public credit
would a1ri 10 the manufacturing interests ampl. aid.
also invited the attention % Congress urgently 20 the
adon Of the public ic, and invoked their active
agency in giving TO tbs two great Of the national de-
isns,ss s.y Az .ss nav senPe,e efficiency asd
OF decided Character should be adopted restore the
public credit and 70 eieyse the standard OF tbs public
faith II nothing has been done accomplish any one of
these offsets the fault d not with the Executive.
For having declnsi Of lse To unite in giving ava,
fruitful source OF revenue from Treasury which has
become nearly exhausted have been charged with de-
sire 20 dictate 20 Congress- when sole object carry
law OF this very Congress OF the subject ofshe pub
lie lands The welkn Is made 20 rexound with charges
OF Executive diciation. because have 10
approve the repeal suspension Of sct passed late
pass that act then. must be rong to repeal now
when the Treasury requires thense ofescry dollar which
/; righinly claim. Executive dicta,iou. rcpc the
imPuison would gladly harmonic with Congress IN
the OF all necessary measures mfhe majority
would permit me. Most gladly woull approve any bill
having for rs object and the protection mann
factaring industry us incideR which should be pre-
sened % m, unconneciod with matters having
sary aliaon and which only calc ulaet 10 enbar
the executive action Each branch 81 the Gov
ment is independent Of every o,hsr and heaven forbid that
the day sh9nll ever when ether dictate 10 the
other. The Constitution never designed that the eNecu
tive should be cypher On the contrary II deaiss
10 Congress the right pass aoy low without bis approval
-there'y importing 10 Il, Tor wise purposes, am active
agency in all legislation.
Excuse the observations which The occasion and the
circumstances OF tho time seemed 10 invite and accept
suranecs gentlemen, OF my regard FOR each of ind
yidually. JOHN TYLER.
Beside this there were letters from Messrs Upshur.
Webster, WicklIc, and Lcgare Of the cabinet Nesrs
Tallmadee rtylu ri Hfr
Clark Of the Pennsylvania Legislature, Judge Noah oi
New York; Mr. J. W. Bear, tbs Backeye blacksmith,
Mr. Jones, OF the Madisoa and o.her distinguished gen
tlemen.
The toas, complimentary to the Hon. Mr. Profit. who
present, drew forth from that gentleman ,pecc a. IN
which he fully sustained his previous reputation
public speaker.
Mr.. PaorFir saii tho sentiment expressed was some
compensation for the abuse which had been hespei upon
him by the leaders Of that party he had assisted
into power was graiiyn 10 the Keystone Of ths
Federal Arch di.charg,ng iesrcss, her duty without
looking to consequence lie would speak on this occa.
SON. as he had spoken aad tell the truth unanck
ingy twas source Of pride 20 him tina, he belonged
20 what as termed the corporas gusrls IN Coagress
We in Congress (said Mr. r. bn, the advance guard
ofthe great army oihe people and trust the people win
do their duty towards those who neglect 90 do theirs,
Who those Who daily Congress assemble h.
at the tap Of the drum, 70 tenounee John Tyler his
sures, and his friends while they ong IN the pablo
servicel Are they more honest than those who feed
theml Are they faithful 20 the public Interests than
Of the last Presidential election 20 address COO per-
Then il the noble fronit-the fearless Pfofit
the eloquent Progt-bui nov, became would NOT be-
tray my country. am like John Tyler traitor aud
renegade (Appause) They have proved themselves % he
not democrats but arsocrs Of the deepest dye. For Who
Democrat Such unsers'and whg 10 be before The
election. but I do not understand him 70 be so0
democrat IL one who embraces with a hrohsfS arms
the whole people wish cosld ssy a. much Cor the
whig leaders And will YOU suffer yourselves b. ID
by these men Come ont for your country and sustain
her against tn machinaiions Of these men. lApplause
We met 10 cslcbrae the birthday of Ma onal ~
dependence Independence for Whist 20 waik fhs strs
and broad green fields, Independence OF soui Al
yet You but dare 20 display thftiniepccncc you ar ~
nounccd as traitors and tcscrtcrs from your party. For
my self defy any say ihsf have deserted or,
single principle [Applaisel n Gin-rai Harrison haf
lived the same quarrel would have arscn. called see
General narrison after his insugurs;ioa ilaf I Was
about returning home 10 enter uron or rcis.
ton, and found him surrounded b. whigs Who e arg
ing upon him the necessity Of making general sweep 81
democrats from Office. but whn VA his reriv -,
helpmc God gentlemen, than 10 fuch
Justice would resign ny oficcr rcm.ilrl M hl.