New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-20
Ry THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
Correspondence of the Tribune,
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pu,,.pgrPB1a, March 10, 1873
According previous orders rom ,e,.
cornor.rs Guard OF this City, consisting III H.,
ra If aposa,Q Wings assembled in secret concaVe 's
~ N. number OF about sixty in the County eoui'
roo, and sal with closed DOORS my particular ifeo '
rrony laborer in the Custom House, actng as JUL
keeper Ia keep the odd Clay mea o1t- ne go.
f,rces Of he new Collector, from The Deputy Coee'o'
down to The hu mbls aborer, were 'hefe' oo' J1sue
Indo. Bv,he inpeis TO state thai ne was mol p''
W TYSON ex. Commissioner OF Purchases, The nsi'
snrne and prime OF TylerSnl II fahaoe'pna' ne
~ Watts u s. Dist let Attorney joel b. 9"'hesaiu,
Naval Oicer OF this por.-the nan VINO Openly e -
~; -;,rin., 10 be in proportion 10 his interest lass
us Pr, p;.,sa Consul 10 Bremen, now Ia the Custom
uo. Snith the great rejected e1Coi'ectnEi APpf2is
s- Sn,ckman B. Graves. T. s Foster James 0feso,y'
To ronel Done Brown English, Maj Bradford. COL
Jobo : Warner and numerous other perSonsge wen
to the Wing party as politicians oil Tue eaSeS. pi
m. were also in attendance. The last nauled
Cal warner vas for some time Treasurer OF the oaao
TINS. bu, was lately dismissed by the Wing Counc'
which lime l find him ceursing The yies''es- N
acarstu scrutiny was lad into the coun'enaAees ,a =.
wbo mingled W ith the above mass OF perhuS' 'S1
their mercenary doiags might be known. w
.hor, - ocIock PenusylvaniaS illusrious son, -
Tvson moved the organization of the meeting oy ncn'na
inc William Strickland. Esq. the Architect as
with sufficient number of Vice Presidents and
which of course was unanimously adopted. an,
| The Chairman, whs is a sktul hand al o'a"Hs "
| nj then read long DOnloaSEC eau, o~ea'io"oi,
aru. stamping OF the feet. in which the
har friends were commanded organize IN their "aa'
the City and County of Philadelphia,
,orv TO general Convention of the same-recomuie"oi.'
a, the same time an expression OF opinion on tae par
democratic friends of III. General Administration leh anu
there assembled or, in other words 10 express tee'r se
ments OF John Tyle. the President OF the fespe anu m
ofa nar,y,n whereupou j. W. Tyson moved 'oI .he sP
,n,man or Committee five for the purpose CT Draining
resolutions expressive Of the OPT MONS oil tne
| .-s, which was also unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Strickland, in connection with Mr.. 4rsgory' an
poupced J. w Tyson, Maj. Bradford John s. warner AZ
derman John Binas-who Dst psesent-and henry vi.
w,,,. ,s the above Committee, who Immediately sePPeo
,c-oss The street to Aid. Binns dwellings headed oy Tue
ro,,a TYSON with the resolutions in has possession "nee
thew remained few minutes, when they renrieu du
,ar,ed series of the most nlsome and SycophanHc ash
er listened to- The object of the Tyleres it appears
to organize in each Congressional District
coun,rvo DENY all attempt at creating third party
md declare themselves The only Jefferson Dem0cae
pary claiming The right of going into the Nauona De
m,cratic Convention with eir candidate, ara II nor NOM
lasted they are The Democratic party s pieoglhs 'he
selves to go for the successful nominee! IDS was aopu
the nurport of the resolutions with the exception oi oe
cl,rne Joau TYLER his OF the most sesacrhcng
honest and patriotic character
Thay were course, nlmouSy acquesceaih
Francis J. Gcund then made speech and the meeting
adjourned This secret session lasted about an hour.