The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-04-09
Rochester.
Correspondence OF the Herald.l

Pursuant to notice given by the Tyler Committee,
a " meeting of the Democracy and the friends of
President Tyler" was held at Monroe Hal, this day
About It's persons were present. consisting OF about
one hundred Clay wings, fifty Van Buren, and Cal
houn democrats, and twenty-five "frends' of the
Captain. 1t was a most extraordinary meeting
extraordinary from thesmanner in which it was got
up and conducted. have carefully reported the
proceedings and in order to have them laid before
the public as they ought to be, and in parer hav
ing the largest circulation, have transcribed my
notes for the benefit of your readers, which sup
pose includes the Captain and his cabinet.
THE MEETING.
The meeting called to order by E. BWheeler Esq,
VINO nominated Gen. E. A. THELLER, for President pro
tenn THs motion fsv oy Of orsr nomination,
He wanted all the officers appointed by the meeting
packed committees we're obnoxious to him. He moved
that the Hon JostPH STRONG be the regular presiding
officer of the meeting
Mr.. BAssErT-I second that motion. Let the officers
hope the motion will prevail
The motion voted down by large majority, and
Gen. Theller took the chair A committee of seven was
then appointed nominate officers for the meeting and
after short absence they in and made the follow
Hon. Joseph siblsy, President George Mosier (whg)
DR.. Singles Loco) Peter Price. (whie) Giles Holden,
(Loco) John Cunningham (Loco) L. Benedict ,(Whig)
Jos Strong Tyler) JOS Medberry, loco. and not pre-
Jared Newell Uoco) Vice Presidents 8. w. d. Moore
(Whig) L. X. Faulkner (Tyer Jason Bassett, (whig)
and p j. Macnarama Noco) Secretaries.
The report adopted and the above named gentle
men took their seatsthat is many could find is
as officers of the meeting. On motion of John David
Walsh, a committee OF seven, consisting of g. g. An
drews, r. N.Y. A. H. Jones. DR.. Singles John Hay A.
Thesr and John D. Walsh, appointed report
iuons The committee retired, and scene Of great con-
AvolcE.--' Mr.. Chairman, call on Mr.. Watson for
the room, amid load cheers laughter, &C.
Observation-Disclosures am here, and right, too Shall
(Cheers)
voloE.-"Best speech yet!n'. Here there short
heard. ''Bassett Bassett Judge waripg (Cheers.)
Dawson (Roars Of laughter) Jones! Sawyer!
cheers oOitgres,s country ths' and other Names
VOICE" Mr.. Chairman never such a meet
ing"
something warm" (Cheers)
Amid the uproar Of the meeting, the committee
lutions entered and Mr. ANDREws the Postmaster and
chairman OF the committee came to the table and said
-"Mr President Gen. Theller will read the resolutions"
vorcE-" Read them yourself-dont want to hear
Another voicE-"R 'em, Andrews"
CHAR-"Order-Isay, order !"
which had been prepared by the committee will not
write them out they long and echoes of those
adopted at the recent lyle meeting in New York. WILL
however, state the substance Of them The preamble
forth the numerous public services of John Tyler
and the obligations the democracy" under to him
The first resolution dominates John Ter for the
Presidency, subject the decision OF Democratic Ma
tonal Convention. The second resolution approves OIL
the veto Of the bank bil distribution bill &c. The tn rd
endorses the political honesty of John C. Spencer And
the fourth is conclusion to the three first except
that in recommends the establish nent of Tyler paper
this city The resolutions having been read,
Mr. WATSON moved that the words subject to the de-
cision of National Convention" in the first resolution,
be stricken out and -
THELLen-" Ioppose that
Several Vo'oEs -"Vote him down"
WArsoN-"I hope the mo'ion"-
THELLsR-"lf aLy one wishes to break up this meet
ing let him come out openly That gentleman pointing
to Watson) has no business here"
Here there general uproar. Some called for one
thing and some for another Hurrsh for Clay !" was
heard all over the hall. The chair called to order.
,,s Co.. jason sAsssTT@"M Chairman ! am sorry to
sentiments plainly am in favor Of John Tyler because
he opposed the and United states Bank
law. when the government was $l3.OOO,O0O in debt.
Cheers and groans) He is assaed by both parties, (Oh
And spols) should support him Look at the Excheauer
What excellent that II does loan
endange1 the money neg Of the pePle. loh' dear The
Republican lhave been such my sef-so has Mr.. Tyler.
(Roars of laughter( I 90 for measures and the man
loud cries Of" sit down-who asked you to talk Cues
tion-order!o
Mr.. wAlsH-"ln reply to the gentleman" Here
there were loud cries Of sit downgo it. walsh-put it
to him-order, &C." A dozen gentlemen were on the
floor yelling Mr.. -order-thrce cheers for
Clav-st down."
".
FAULKNER-"l think, sir, the resolution should be
modified. see gentlemen Of all parties here, and who
would vote for the resolution i modified" He wanted
That in avor OF the Exchequer Scheme, and John
Tyler with without nomination by National Con-
Bank and Henry Clay the hand, and Sub Urea.
sury and Mr. Van Buren, on the other"
Walsh" No, sir we don't consent to any such thing
as that"
yOcI-" Tyler stand. no better chance at the Ma,
tional Convention than a toad in hill! Roars of
and aaOf nall knOv thot
VoIoE-" Mr. Chairman what 10 the question 2"
SEVERAL voIcEs-" Chair is asleep-canttell! ~
We must out openly. The Bank and Sub Treasury
have both been condemned by the people. hope they
(Cheers) Bury them deep, and let the epitaph be-
Lie still II you wise
You are id if you arise"
(Terrifc cheering)
CHAIR" Let us have order ="
WALsH-"Read that resolution again. Let us know
what aboutn (Groans)
Mr. FAuLxER read his resolution again, and there were
loud cries Of down-cant suck
the democracy, no howl"
The CHAIR put the question the first amendment of.
fered by Mr., Watson, and decided il lost.
The question then came up the adoption of Faulk-
ners resolution in place of the first one offered by the
committee.
The Chair decided this amendment lost.
WArsor--"It is not lost, STRIP
WALsH-"That gentleman (watson) is for eigner.--
He has no business here-hustle him Quit" lLaughter)
WArsor-"I will reply to you presently" Chats
it)
THELLER-"Set dswn, sir. (Roars of laughter)
SEVERAL VoIcEs-"Let take that vote again"
CHAIR-"I will not put the question again"
Mr. JoNEs"l was on committee to prepare resolutions
but do not wish to be tenacious. will vote for Faux
ners substitute" Cheers and groans)
CHAR-"All in favor of the resolution will pass my
right, and all opposed to m. LETT"
Here there was a general pulling and hauling, and
such confusion aled the Chair ssd he would not
count, but declare the resolution lost
THrLLEn-"Hope all are satisfied now" Yes NOD
Here a large, jolly lrishman came rushing up to the
stand, crying "clear the way-make a ring-l'm for
Mister Van Buren," oars of laughter, and loud choer
mg.D
CHAa-"I shall withdraw unless there IL more or
der
voIcr-"Wont 60 home till mor.ing" .-
Mr. WHExLER-'.I move the resolutions DO now adopt
ed -,
The motion was seconded, and declared carried al
though they we're voted down two to one.
Wsrsor-"Mr. Chairman" a.
WILsu-"You have no business here-sit down"
Warsor-s'Your name be spelt with four letters,
sir, Liar ~ (Roars OF aughter)
WALSH shaking his cane-"Go to the devil, SIR
A VoIcE--"Here pistol Walsh"