The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-29

flSner ana MAJOR Moan were unaVodaoly absent.
number of delegates were also present from Bos
ton, Philadelphia, and Baltimore.
The state, prospects and policy of the "Tyler
democracle," were thoroughly discussed and argued
upon-and the result is highly favorable to the
Captain The first grand popular movement is to
be made in New York among the people. and John
G. Spencer is the master spirit to conduct the bu-
siness Mr.. Webster is not wanted any longer in
the cabinet, but the difficulty is how to get him out.
Full particulars of the Tea and Toast Conven-
ton will be given tomorrow.
The TYLER REvoLuTIoN--PRoGREss OF THE
SPRING Fun FOR THE YEAR lS43 The comet,
with its tail, ninety million miles in length, has not
visited us for nought. The earthquakes in the West
Indies have not convulsed those lovely islands with
out purpose. twenty-five snow storms in one
winter mean something. Two feet and an half of
mud in the streets of New York mean more and
the offer of reward of $500 for the discovery of
the street contractors, which failed to find them,
means more than all All these things are but sgns
of the times" They are omens of the new era
premonitory symptoms of that great revolution
which is about to take place in this city in the orga
nZation OF the "young democratic" for the patrl-
otto purpose of assisting the administration. This
Organization is produced under the impulses of
John G. Spencer, the great master-spirt of the ex
ecutive. The advice which we have been enforcing
is precisely fthe same complexion with that which
Mr.. Spencer is promugating cathedra, from the
Treasury Department at Washington, and which is
destined to carry terror into the hearts of both the
great political parties of the day.
Already the spirits of the old WORKOUT politicians
are failing them for fear. We begin to perceive the
effects of the project which we have started IN this
city, for the purpose of producing complete poti-
cal revolution, and general upurnng of the ele-
ments of the popular masses Yesterday we pub
lished the following Advertisements
TYLER MEETINe.- Democratic Republican Elec.
tors of the Seventh Ward who in favor othe election
of John Tyler President of the United States in ls
requested to attend public meeting be held No.
l44 East Broadway, (beween Pike and Rutgers strees
Thursday evening, the soh instant at half past
O'Clock.
Addresses from several distinguished individuals may
be expected. By order of the Ward Committee
AARON swARTs, Chairman"
This it will be perceived, is precisely what we
recommended And we have ascertained from the
best possible source, that this important practical
movement has been the result of our suggestion.
JAMES 6. BENNETT Esa.:-
SiR
You will have the kindness to give the notice in your
paper for Tyler meeting in the Seventh ward
conspicuous place and few editorial remarks The or.
ganzaton OF this association has been got up in part by
your suggestion Extensive arrangements making to
have large meeting and we have invited several dn-
gushed speakers you Will have the kindness to send
one of able reporters suitable arrangements will be
made for his acccm%odati0n; respectfully yours &C.
AARON sWARTs, 100 East Broadway
NEW YoRK, March %, ls43.
Thus already, in one of the principal democratic
wards in this city, the sacred fame OF patriotism and
pudding has fallen upon the Masses and they have
commenced in earnest the work of organization This
is exactly anticipated. And the movement
comes from right quarter-from the popular intel
lgence and will. il is uncorrupted by the presence
of office-seekers or officials, music or mustard
But while the movement has thus been so ausp-
ciously commenced, we find that the " old demo-
crats"-who, to speak the honest truth, are more
old rogues than any thing ese-are beginning to be
seriously alarmed at the philosophical uprising of the
young democracie.'' Their alarm is very clearly
exhibited in one of the hack organs, which yester-
day uttered its forebodlngs as follows:-
The CHARTER ELEcrIor--The wings are playing
silent and deep game to carry the city the ensuing
charter election. We are not ameng those who deny the
appreciate their resources They have now majority
the Common Council-they have the City watch-the
squad and very powerful organized body customers
and they contemplate running popular citizen their
candidate for Mayor. In this view of their strength
becomes the duty of the democrats to be cautious united
active Jealous and prudent and above ALL 10 make sound
and popular for charter officers One Of the
cret plans othe wings is to persuade the friends OF Pres
dent Tyler 10 have special organization and nominate
distinct Tyler ticket for Mayor and Charter officers and
morning paper in their interest, while pretending friend
ship for the President strongly urges this step. The
suit OF this movement should it be adopted will be the
election of the entire wing ticket by decided majority
and the loss of the city TO the democratic party in the
spring may be followed by the loss OF the State at the fall
election. Such calamity, it is needless to say might
possibly bring into the entire whig party through
out the Union. A good politician surveys the whole
ground carefullyi before he makes his movements like
skul navigator, who foreseeng a coming Storm takes
in sail in time and places his ship in a safe condition to
battle with the elements.
From the language-the twaddle--the rigmarole
style, and general mbeclity of the article, we are
persuaded that it comes from Major Noah, the
large grease spot" of the ancient Tyler party,
which expired amid a hurricane of laughter and
confusion at the great "muss'' meeting in the
Tabernacle some weeks ago. We can readily be-
lieve that the project we have originated is very
alarming to the mere ofice-seekers and place in
this city for it is very well known that they do not
desire-whatever they may pretend TO the con-
trary-any organization or decided popular move
ment in favor of the administration They want TO
make iuss-to amuse the Presdent-to tickle him
with at,erins accounts Of his amazing popularity in
New York-but what have they done, or what are
they doing to organize party in his favor to pro-
duce anv practical rcsulls' Why, nothing. The
rascals don't wish Tyler organization in the
several wards They want to get or retain the
ilesh-pots so long as John Tyler IS at the head of
the government; but they think they know thing
two, and are looking ahead But as we said
yesterday, the Captain has his eyes open, and he is
watching with The keenness Of philosopher. the
movements in the various wards OF our city.
With regard to the speculation about the probable
result of this new organization, it may turn out 10
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