Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1843-01-23
THE TYLER PARTY IN NEW YORK.

Within the last ~ menths 50 many demonstrations of
The march OF Tylorism IN New York have emanated
hcm that city IN the form Of letters, sound operations
and public meetings. that who have long under
stood party trickery, especially that Of New York
were 10 srne iiltlc Imposed upon We did SUP
pose, tat what with patronage, what with caprice aud
from one motive or another. Noah. the Post Office and
the Custom House had contnved embody for him
snne'his IKE pariy-snneihlng relatively rcspec-
Table IN numbers and character Falsan's rag
god regiment compared with the Kings army In all
this we were mistaken. There are divers federal Office
holders, enlisted Tor him. but OF the People, none-none
perhaps not hundred in 50 600 voters.
N'ah's decleniion may be regarded the formal dis
banding OF even this little corps, and if the Major with
ms TACT his popularity, his w.t. his experience his fine
aen, and his unconquerabe good hnlnor could cfec,
nothing, the case is desperate
The n. Y. Express says:
"NAJoR Moan AND THE UNIoS.-M7jur Noah in
us paper, The 'tnon" has announced in a Column
~ complaints, that he has retired from the Editorial field
an. That the Union would be discontinued as an Eve.
nng, but be published by Mr.. Phillips (who we believe
has the Post Office contract for publishing blanks) as
Morning Journal. ! he Union has been an utter failure
from lis first publication. Il commenced with forced
sssne Of aboei 1900 papers, but dwinded down to
',a nhmoel mat but few persons supposed IL had an
existence |, was established mainly through the innu
snce Of The Post Master, Mr. Graham and his clerk
Redwood Fisher who transferred il the List Of Let
cfs 70 sustain II, thus placing valuable and important,
Is Designed tor The public In paper that had no crcu
ial'on, merely to give it party patronage The whole
project was an imposition upon the the President, who
Uss made 10 believe that Journal would be established
under the editorshp OF MIR. Noah, that would have a
o'mmandng Influence to sustain his n,ineiules Blu,
INC scheme has proved almost an abortion A TYLER
party could never thus be created ia this cav and Ike
lew Individuals at the head Of the Post Office with som,
spme others of no fixed character who have nut Il rl
The proceedings OF meetings never held and who hav,
been working Ia obtain Office are the only persons thai
make up this so called Tyler party Their numler
haye been Insignificant and their influence unworthy
aase. II the wit, TALENT and tact Of Major Noah
euld not induce the public even TO read Journal esab
listed 10 sustain the President and if the paper cou
MT be supported even by The patronage Of the r O. De
Prtnent and its printing. it is pretty evident that III
Tyler party per Sc is pretty small affair in this city,
The Major indeed has. in this last move been peculiar
unfortunate, unless in turning corner little quicke
tan any other man. for which it is said he is remarka
bic, he has been able to secure an Office for we fin
the following lanienatIon in his valedicory of Satu
Day:
THAT have not bad il in my power to render an
available service the administrator arose more fro
the ndecision oft friends and from pursuing an use
tied fpicy than from any inclination my part to ca
~ out Ill the objects originally contemplated"
The remains of Bolivar the South American 81 iber:
On" were exhuned Santa Martha on the 9Th of DE
<enhar. and delivered - the orders of the Ne,
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