New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-05
Room for John Tyler!

The last MadiSoniun thus relteratcS the hum
ole petition Of master and self to be admitted in
10 the ranks of Loco Focoism
LET US ALL FIGHT THE FEDERAL ENEMY.
That large majority Of the voters Of The United States
are opposed the Mr. Ca; Presidency
1874, ;hink Mt Richie viii deny That should
be labor Of every Democratic press the Ulon
unite all the opposed 10 Mr. Clay on the Republic
candidate, whoever he may be- think Mr. Blair ought
acknowledge.
If Mir. Tyler should be the Republican candidate, why
will not The Globe frankly consent support ;n
would Mr. Van Buren, any other Republican, against Mr.
Cayi This kind of liber1Ii,y and fairness be ADOPT;
cd and without delay TO secure the triumph Of the party in
1874
There no necessity for cord aud division the Re.
phbiican ranks The Richmond Enquirer must give Col.
johnson fair chance the Conventions aud the Globe
shut the door against Mr. er. There danger
either OF tese gentlemen getting the nomination. if it be
the will OF majority Of the Republican party, and f
at be se will of majority, what Democratic editor will
say TO II
No one doubts but that the one selected will be the strong
Then ',hy should tie Editor Of the Enquirer or
the Editor Of the Globe eNpsnd all their ammunition
those whom they say the weakest? If Mr.. Tyler should
prove TO be as weak as the Globe asserts he Will not only
submit 10 the decision of the People, but cordially support
the one deemed strongest, Then why should the Globe po
rcians assa him Do they not absolutely desire him 10
throw the balance into Mr.. GAYS scale when they declare
that the support of the friends Of the Administration would
De refused and spsrael by Mr. Van Buren, We fsa Mr..
Blair is attempting betray MIR. Van Buren, with kiss,
and for certain pieces of silver has agreed ,oc amends
10 his old friend and by marriage" whom he
baeiy deserted after being the successful agent efecng
the coalition with Mr.. Adams which cheated General Jack
son art Of the Presidency, sc. sc.
Has the world ever witnessed spectacle more
humiatng, retrlbutlon of trcachery more per-
feet, than this Here is the dc .facto President
of the United States with Twenty Millions q pa
.sonage and any amount of power in his hands,
suing and begging to be admitted into the ranks
of those his treachcry has served-and suing In
vain. Do let us In, says in substance his man
Jones' we will support Van Buren, or any man
you put upon us, however bitterly We may have
opposed and abused him heretofore. You must
take as; for we have betrayed and cheated the
party that elected us till they utterly abhor US
they viii not look at US and YOU 1nust--clse
where are we to go - Be of with YOU an
swer the Globe and its allies; we do not thank
you for your Vetoes nor your prescription of
Wings for we perfectly understand the base mo.
tive that prompted them VIC see how migrate
iuuy, treacherously you have used the party that
elected you, and how we trust you Should
we do 1t, must we not know that you would cheat
us on the hrs! temptation, you have cheated
the Wings Go where YOU please but keep
away from us'-and thus we sec the National
Administration, not only deprived by its own faith
lessness of any party of its own, but actually UNI
able TO buy or beg adnittance into any party.
We doubt whether even the Third Party Abol.
nonists would take this load on their shoulders
Too Goop.--A weekly journal entitled the
Wapae County Herald, published a. HoneSdale,
Pa has been hard at work for the last month try.
,,,l-o S,1,
Association, abusing the Editor of The Tribune
by name, accusing HIM of all manner of sinister
motives in conneXion with the cause Of AsSocia-
ton, and sending the attacks TO us marked from
week to week. We have never noticed the at
tacks, because the matter seemed to be one in
which our readers could take no general interest :;
so not word in relation to the Herald or its bust
ness has hitherto appeared in The Tribune. This
week it breaks out III u new spot, as follows:
a9- II the Editor Of the New.Ycrk Tribune arculd
sand rs his paper tsher IL contains G,sy thing about
he Haune Cesl,ty Herald ne would ouly oblige
but induce as TO think he gentleman al LEAST,
Certainly, sir here goes todays Tribune to
ycur address, and we shall send II whenever Ii
contains any allusion to you, usual. We do nj
apprehend, however, that you will be troubled
with many copies.
TYLER VlcroRlEs-W. I. Searle Wing ?. NJ,
at Elsburgh, and J. Houghton, ditto at Belle
VILE, (both in Jefferson Co. n. Y } have been re-
moved, and D. Stearns and A. Dickinson APP
pointed in their stead
u The last Albany Argus contains an init
NATION that majority of the Justices OF our New
York Supreme Court consider the voluntary por.
ton of our late Bankrupt Law unconstitutional!
What then
II Hon. john NJ. BORIS is taking testimony
at Richmond in the Contested Election case.