The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-01-25

weather Has pScu - IiltA SiEluS-AiAc ct e.
tina, prodisious growth has taken place among the
small potatoes. We accordingly learn from Wash
ington that the famous "corporars guard" who
watch the importan, interests of the Tyler par
~, have made some arrangements of grea, impor
lance to The country-snd bearing somewhat the
prophecies OF Miller. relative 20 the millennium, and
also the next Presidency, say nothing Of pope
~, We understand ths, the corporal's guard had
meeting a, Washington at which Major Noah and
several Office holders and Office seekers from
this city, at,ended-iha,ii has been decided to lay
up Daniel Webster the shelf, if possible after the
4h Of March that the "New York Union has
beeas dead loss Of $500 since last August. and
mus, be discontinued pretty soon-that MAJOR Noah
is 10 have good office Of some kind-and that the
" New York Aurora" is 10 be scrubbed up. and to
become the organ OF the corporars guard in this
quSrier, Tor which the postmaster. collector and
friend CT orge," viii give il regular dose OF ,rea-
sury pap, and plate and spoon a, the kitchen ia
bic.
Accordingly, the Aurora" comes out yesterday
morning and fuils It's pari Of the contract BY swal
lowing sli'sfor,neI sayings in the following maiS
style e.
We have made up minds tbs; shall hes, suhserve
the Interests Of the country by supporting the admins
TRITON OF John Tyler and advocating his election in
lSSS We shah 80 into tins hattie with strong hear and
with full confidence OF winning the fight; We shall free
" Cooperate al friends o. the administration
IN every sudshe endeaver to advance the Interests OF
Honest John Tyler" and secure his election rres-
cent N S4s and shall exert ourselves 10 promote hsr
mony, good feeling and united action among his real
iT,end We shall smoke the pipe Of peace and friendship
with all enemies they be friends John TYLER
and the American ConsI,u;ion--NIry The tomahxws,
which IN times past ve have various motives
aEans prsxen, worthy accommodating and popular
fosmsser-curs hrewd and eceni Collector and
the Intelligent hs minded and generous Naval Stare
Keeper Brcoklyr. NQswltks.anclnE ali have
said heretofore these
toaahle whether better zen could found to eli those
osess than the presen, incumbsnis John Graham Ed
ward Curtis and Paul r George They sill doub;
not sincere friends o: the administration, and IN the dis
charge Of their ocis dunes give plee ss.isfso
TO the people ana the government
In few days shall fully explSin position
readers the advantages the country will derive from
the election OF John Tyler the peoples favorIe and the
hane o; political demAsogues OF al parties The people
arc oomi.gN-sna we shall ee among them.
This is probably one OF the greatest movements
that has taken place since the burning of Carthage
orthe taking OF Jerusalem-and il settles the CUES
uon Of the next Presidency without any affidavit
Henry Clay, John c. Calhoun. Martin Van Buren,
may ell hang up their fid6es Tbs &" Standard.
which heretofore has secured little treasury pap
10 be given up IN consequence OF the sin Of saving
things in favor OF General Cas- But what IL lose:
will be gwen 10 the +" Aurora" including portion
Of The Post Office printing, perp~,raied BY friend
Beach OF the % sun The Aurora Is hereafter
10 be the Tyler organ OF this city,, under the eorpo
rails suard-and it is 60 per fa' a,e nefas for the
Captains nomination BY the democratic convention.
We decidedly approve of this TIE " Aurora has
a much larger circulation than the Standard. or
Union, heretofore tined as organs, but found want
ing In wind. The Union" seldom numbered over
500 circulation, which few resd-,he % Standard
about $50, which could no; be resd-bui the & Au
rora'' has got as high 800 or Whereabouts, In,
most Of which are used for variety Of purposes
OF course this Is the Creates movement vet mad,
in the Tyler parry, and we hope al their plans ma,
succeed. Captain Tyler is as good as elected il
lS44 Indeed, there can be no doub, Of lis tn
umph. In such delightful weather the smalles; po
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