New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-19
An Enr,hauase in Philadelphia.
Correspoodepce Of Tn. Triblne.


Aessrs Editors: One of the most extraordinary
meetings ever held in this city took place last night
II was extraordinary in point of number tor With
out any parade OF display whatever; without lass'
OF music, or even the ordinary placardlng, tnc
great Museum Hall, which is capable 0; holding
four thousand people, crammed 10 Suitocatlon'
and many moro went away disappointed, or i'm
| sered without There was not much short OF ten
( thousand people Inside aud without the building
great mass, composed of the hara-working me-
chanc, the merchant, manufacturer and laborcr,
Unfortunately. Ard this tremendous meeting
was still more extraordinary from the enthusiasm
which animated every portion. Not even during
the election of Gen Harrison, was there ever wit
messed so popular and spirited an outburst OF feel
/ ing The ott-rePeated thurders of applause shook
the bai!ding, and came the nearest to poiitcai
earthquake of any thing l ever witnessed.
Although called 10 express the sentiments OF our
citizens upon the removal Of Jonathan Roberts
from the CoIlcctorship, there was nothing OF
private, personal feeling in the na;;er-not par
ce oit Individual there cared about the ONCE
or lis revenues any farther than they had become aSso
ciaed with unmanly insult greyeaded old veteran,
and were connected with the ow mean, pary degrata-
lion of the great office OF President oil The United States
Th- insult, to old man, wEo for foTtyhTe years has
been sterling and faithful Repubcaa-who from MS vote
in 1872 in favor sacred of independence down 10
the present hour served his Safe and bis Country with
uDwayerirg tdelly-woud have BEEN under an ccunl-
stances an objectionable ourage but coming from John
Tyler after his letter praise and Difference 10 this same
ndiyiIua shows tie working OF an unprncpled, hollow
bear, that is truly deporah!e.
Indisputable evidence was laid before the meeting last
-u,ity yv,ir
has always characterized h did not in his public state
ment render his reception half adous The facts would
! have warranted
When seeking audience with the President public bu
snessNanxors sir Roberts Ia be saved the neccssl
~ iastypg TIE Presidents owi declarations, forth
his inaugural address, for the credit OF the Chief Aagis
of his country well 10 prevent on account OF his
feelings gariDg prescription for opnionsake be
denies admission And this denial was no, only pre-
meditaed thing but The menin at the door,
who with The grave and diplomatic impotence asked
Nh Roberts lie had no, got OUR LETTER What had
lie, the porter the door, OF Mr. Roberts or lis
business CT tie Presidents answers. his determinations:
his private cabinet counsels' Matters which for his own
sake the honor OF his exalted station lie credit
of the country, should have been kept within his own bo-
SON. or at least the Chief Magistrate OF great nation
should have shown himself leaky vessel 10 &c able
10 keep bis counsel This weakness, imbscliy TO
the last degree.
When This mportan, member Of the Presidents Cabiret
found FIR Roberts be bafed he stepped 10 lin.
20 some one on toe anding above VINO was mat was
peepng the Presidential 5annis,ers playing the Dug
it part OF listener or spy Is II course matter OF conec
ture when Mr. Roberts assembled he found the door shut
ana boed Alter being Kept waiting for upwards OF two
ougs lie was a; length cr7couy perned 10 see the mas,
ter Bn master and were both alike The porter and
The Prcsent had evidently settled Mr. Roberts, business
and perfectly understood each Others for the letter which
the pol Ter had informed Er Roberts sent Mr.. Tyler
lod him must BE- obeyd You The President
''you have my ORDERS. obey them to the Ieler' AND
this without rsng from h seat to take me n9nest asd
from the palace, leaving the President and the porter to
chuckle the result OF their dignied d poHacy
OF the high nladed principle OF The man ma beo* and .he
master specimen OF nigh lie below stairs and
law life above. The Kitchen Cabinet was nothing 10
this That mere figure of speesh, but his Is new
oraaD2alion one which literally positively exists in fact
And it is matter OF history that the Preslden! OIL the
United States aided in the grave affairs OF Stale by
Lackey Cabinet"
And What was this grave srder be obeyed 10
the letter? IL contained list of names OF clerks, Inesse-
gers watchmen ana others III the Philadelphia custom
House WHO forthwith to be removed And what
duty? Nothing Of the kind is preensed be alleged.
They be prescribed and punished because II was
suspected they dared 10 indulge the opinion thai MI Iiay
superior 10 John Tyler An opinion which no man
can question; honest opinion which no Free
should be punished for INDUCING even expressing;
a Punishment which could only be inflicted by beciis,
holowheart-d yrant-a political traitor destined TO lie
infamous nOtorey that las he'd up the NaIc OF Ar
mold the Of ages.
What renders this Ae astonishing is the So
leuln declaration made by Mr. Tyler taking upon HIM
self high responsibility of Chief Magistrate with the
most religious appeals to Heaven and such pous
lions ms could Only bp uttered By dcvou Christian
deep hypocrc, Mr.. Tyler expressed his determination 10
remove from office who discharged his duty lie
ynud allow Of no prescription for mere opinion Nov look
at hi. ir;ttr 10 Mr. Rob ri. Iii. letter commanding petty
prescription the opinions sake and prts'rtono OF
moor waicbuen aud clerks; ryincng degree pying
pulm annesS such never before dcgraedor dlsgfACet
President tho United STATES Unfortunately, tor NE
credit and honor of e country there stnnds The PROOF IA
In 1855 tbs same John Tyler in tie Senate OF the United
States made speech against h. nomination. OF Mr. Van
NiIiSi.
against urCon,tituunay and dshonor OF Tue ires!-
cents no , , 9t yts bese ' has done ms very
lhng committed this Identical crime wach he then e-
carrd be gross an offence To mark Us hore,ce
OF ie at ociy OF GndeItadfd unconstitutional act Mr.
Tylrr len declared that if - his brolc was Dap
pointed be would v7e against him And YET lie nahts up
his May cpupeiM Mr.. Roberts 10 do clfty deed,
pain removal Ina wait, until s time. Gntll the al
ioutInien, of Congress, I'D then Ills tie Office jurng
OF The Senate. doing what Senate Pc had de-
. clared u be Unconstitutional and cissracetu.
II oHaIer OF iat gross Upcity ard
Tuahues united viii tie precious treachrty OF which Mr.
TYLER his brrn guilty, >hOIi raise up . oil ndgDa-
ion Igburt last NJ IN luu,cr tones exciting tie alb
kGrrenc quie eltL-G, shaking OF dns rnGsiGg
any rrl5Hg OF indifference apathy thai had eNlsef Fub-
liz lae,. .ls never more, exc,r and In proportion as
Tvler AID treachrrouS conscience derde and de-
nounced enthusiasm otie patriot States
who towers lmEleaSnrabIy above bis puny oPP
nenl The name Of Clay brought such successuGs OF
ii,ocS tbs i,raT and he enb Of mai Enthusiasm
which swell, up the OF the name Of he pa
rotc eloquent honest Statesman The country yearns Tor
IL ejyear II Iongs for lie cuei The Industry the pros
prrity and the happiness which upright Administration
OF It's government, alone secure Every DAY the great
WINGED that Henry Clay is the destined under Heaven
repair the deep wrongs which have been continued or
! ation than that OF the traitor President.
20 What is the price of recreant Wing Editors
in Wayne County We sec that one has just sold
out to the Loco-Focos ard calls himseife Tyler
man. We had feared our friends would not revo-
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