The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD.
sew York, monday, April 4, Is4a.
VERY InPORTAsr FROM WASHING
ResIgnation OF President Tyier---seeset
Movements OF the Ultras 10 produce faiS

We have rec.v,d in diligence from Washington |
of such a curious character mat we ha'uy Ano"
what opinion TO form of lis Authenticity or TO conjec-
ture what NAV be the issue OF The present session OF
Congress
We learn that since the beginning OF the pre-
sent session of Congress, has been the secret poll
CIV of the majority, acting under private commit
Zee or cub, transact business-to delay all le-
yislation-to leave the Treasury empty-and thus
to stop the supplies indirectly, in order compel
President Tyler to resign the Executive chair, and
to reure to Virginia in disgust BY this result, is
expected that the power of the Executive would
thea, for the remainder of the term, fall into the
hands of the Speaker of the House. or the President
OF the Senate, by whom the government would be
administered entirely the principles of the ultra
wings.
AT the beginning Of the session, secret club,
sistng of certain members of Congress, orga-
nized, whose duty 1t was TO manage this project and
10 carry II out as far II possible The plan Is
10 do nothing-pass no laws al al-provide no means
TO meet the public expenditures. This is to be eff.
fected, not by direct opposition, but by delay,
fusion, sratagem, and various other arts of able po-
itcians. In this singular project, both ultra wings
and ultra locofocos have joned-each party having
their own purposes in view. A shert time ago, Mr.
Senator Mangum, in speech, expressed wish TO
adjourn and go home-a wish which probably
prompted by the same course of policy which has
been ascribed to the conspirators
Again, in this intrigue many of the spectators
and stock jobbers of the large cities unite. Hence
the establishment of clubs TO sustain the conduct of
Congress-to destroy the reputation Of the President
and to throw the whole Government into state of
disgrace, bankruptcy and ruin In furherance Of the
general plan OF operations, the recent meeting at
Nate Hall hrnL auI oil L.,
ings of citizens to sustain the executive will meet
similar fate
The origin and purpose Of this conspiracy. in for
cling John Tyler to sign to procure from the pre-
sent Congress the following measures:
LIST. An old fashioned United States Bank of
s5O,OO0, 600 capital.
ID. Issue Of United States Stocks to take the
place Of the repudated state stock, $500, 900 600.
3D. high tariff SYSTEM SO as to allow the land
distribution TO take effect.
The only obst acle to these measures is John
Tyler, and IT is calculated that the great stock job
bing interests of England and the United States
would make up sum of $1,000 900 or more, if he
could be induced, persuaded, or forced to resign
before the present. alias hardcider Congress, have
closed the time for which it was elected. -
is also understood that the ultra locofocos have
NO particular objection to these projects carried
into effect, believing that its success would form
capital groundwork OF attack for the next presi-
dency.
THESE singular views have been given US by per-
sons just from Washington. They correspond with
what we saw and heard there in person, and they
explain he meaning of many recent events in the
political world
What will be the issue we know not. Wait and
see.
{Lt- THE WALL STREET PMNrs have expressed
great EMULATION at the row which broke up the re-
cent meeting in National Hall, called by those citi
zens who think that the delays of Congress have
been produced more by faction than by patriotism.
1t appears that the political clubs in New York act
IN concert with the ciiqses in Congress. The
chques there prevent any legisation-and the
clubs here break upa public meeting. These pro-
ceedings will wake up the community by and by.
PROGRESS OF Mop Rr PHILosopHY-We refer our
readers TO the condensed report Of Professor Ly |
ellis last lecture the formation Of the earth, and
the age of the world. 1t contains some curious
ideas. In opposition to naterialism, we learn
that the clergy are beginning to move. The Rev. |
Mr. Dunbar Of the Baptist Church, has begun
counter movement o. great strength and power so
has the Rev. Mr.. Pise, who carries hScks of the |
pretty young ladies in his train.
SYMPATHY FOR TExAs.-There is now a strong
tide of sympathy for Texas sweeping this coun
try. Since the news of the invasion by the Mexi |
cans, received, meetings have been held in |
New Orleans, Mobile, Savannah, Augusta, Georgia. |
Philadelphia, and New York, for the purpose of |
raising and men to assist the Texans in driv-
ing the Mexlcans out of their country. In Mobile |
several thousand dollars raised one lady, Mrs
Sarah Barnes, giving two hundred and venty men |
completely armed and equipped had thence on
exploring expedition after coons in the woods of
Texas And half OF the proceeds of one nights per-
Torrance at the theatre in Augusta were TO be de-
voted 10 the cause of that young republic Nine
hundred dollars had also been subscribed there and
RENTED TO New Orleans. We think that santa
Anna will have his hands full to manage SO many
hunters so well prepared for game.
GEN: PARKERAND HIS AecouNrs.-Our Wash |
ington correspondent mistakes the character and ca
pacity ofthe Herald, when he occupies much of |
our valuable space by long winded controversies |
about the accounts of Gen. Parker If Gen. Parker
has got more than his dues out Of the public crib let
the isct be stated, congratulate him in his good |
lick, pity the poor devils who cant get what il |
honestly due them, bless Swartwou and then |
nm q the business. In this brief world we have no
Vine or room TO waste so much space on a few
hundred doiiars-neither do want to make too
much oil John {. Spencer, even il he is against
Captain Tyler to-day-for him to-morrow-and
back again on the third Our CORES pondents are re.
quested to give US condensed collection of fact,
briefly told, pleasantly related, no malice. much
good nature, and just the reverse Of the raseauv
politcia
The STEAMSHIPS The Missouri and Mssissoni |
hence were passed forty miles south of Cape Henlo.
pen at six o'clock Saturday morning, the latter lit
NE ahead
NlyE DAYS LArEs From JAMAIcA.-We have re-
ceived full files OF tn. Jamaica Dsspatch TO the 12h
ut. inclusive. There appears TO be no particular