New-York daily tribune., 1843-04-29
TyIerism DISPLAYED.

The Washington correspondent of the A@rora
and Uaion, who is understood to be no less
parsonage than Robert Tyler, ESQ, and who is at
any rate quite thick with that gcntlcman's cx-
empIary father, thus announces the purpose off
Executive:
The motto upon our banner now is, THOSE
WHO ARE NOT WITH usARE AGAINST US. We ,cdnt
geseltte aid; and if public cficers, now in place,
so,tl not lend helping hand in the houy of trial.
others can be found who will. Let incumbents,
then, prepare TO aid this Administration in its
great moral efforts, or prepare TO surrender their
Keys TO Others more deserving and more nat
'1otic'
Reader! could you believe that this emanatcs
from the John Tyler who sc,emnIy declared in his
Inaugural Address:
The patronage rcideutal the Presidential Office al
srady great is constantly increasing Such cs
s,nd 10 keep pace with the growth of popualon
without figure of speech arm, of oIicchodcs may be
spread over the land The urcrained power rHertcd by
seh,hy ambitious man an order eiih 10 pe'pt htaf, ms
Shorty TO hand farorrr his
may lead TO the employment of oi The medin tc;th his
troll TO accomplish has object. The right remove from
office, while subjected just RESTRAINT nevah, dcS-
tined to produce spirit 81 crerchinc se,ry NTH The Of
cidi corps which, order 10 uphold the hand tina, feeds
them would lead direct aud ocre Interference the
elections both State aud Federal hceb, subicctinC the
of State legislation the dcaton of the Chief E,
~cuuve Officer and making the will Of that officer absolute
and supreme will, At proper time invoke the OF
Congress upon this subject and shall readily acquiesce
She adoption OF all proper which calculated
arrest those evils full Of danger their tendency viii
remove incumbent from otcs who has faithfully and hon.
es,ly acquitted himself of the duties office except in
such where such officer has been guilt, an active
pazanshp or by secret meansthe less manly and there
foIc the obectionahle-has given his official n1uenc,
TO The purposes OF party thereby bringing the patronage Of
Government IN conflict rih the freedom Of elections NJ
mrrous removals may become necessary under this rule
These will be made by through acerbity have had
cherish indulge unkiud feelings toward any
bn, my conduct will be regulated b, profound sense Of
what Is due to the country and s Institutions; nor shall
neglect 10 apply the nbendng rule those of nv own
appointment Freedom Of opinion riH Be tolerated n,
u enjoyment c tas right cf suffrage ,c Be maincined
the brtAfsht Of every 3msrfcan citizen but sa, .r
Piancaily to the okcM corps thus sr and 10 farther
Who could believe that John Tyler of lS4l, the
author or borrower of these genuine Wing scnti-
ments, could be the John Tyler of 1913, who is
turning out unoxceptonable public officers be-
cause they attend strictly to their business, and,
ntermeddhng not at all with Political differences,
are accused of beng " at heart hostile TO the Ad
Z AS if the bare possession of a
heart was not Incompatible with any feeling hut
hostility toward such an Administration Yes,
this is the same John Tyler. but how lost how
fallen how devoid OF every clement of honora.
bic manhood or enviahle fame.
U3' MlppLErowN, Conn. has elected a Whic
Mayor, Charles +. Alsop, Esq, in place Of Noah
A. Phelps, the new Loco Secretary of State. He
beat H. D, Smith, after spirited contest Joseph
Arnold, Wing, has been chosen Alderman in place
II Mr.. Alsop.
H- Gov. CLsvEL.Np of Connecticut, was up
e: while riding in wagon on Tuesday, and fell
o hard on 3 heap of stones as to break his knee.
.an.
U5' The Nc,e- e-Hampshire Patriot radical,
ot HIPS declares for May, ls44, as the time OF
olding the next Loco Foco National Convention.
ans November Convention is done for.
" A public meeting was held at Norwich. .
I. on Wednesday evening to denounce the re-
ioval OF Samuel NJ, Downer from the Post Office /.
10 charge was preferred against him eScep, ,ha, ,
beng exceedingly hostile" to President Tyler :
u 1t is now certain that the breach In the $
rie Canal at Tonawanda viii be repaired before
le day fixed for the opening of the State Canals.
he expense viii probably be about $4,000. il