New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-08

Of Tvler's treachery to the Wings ano l'ie uaso
motive which dictated it, and the lmpudeh. ialse-
hood Of hn pretending to have been hosuie 10
Rank while urging Mr.. Clay for President ana
eagerly taking place on the lche' WIN ''i'.
Harrison 1t ridicules the idea OF MS quaT'crihg
his Falstaff,s regiment Of rcncgades Oh the party
,,,bcb he now beslavcrs with his worthless and
thankless support, and broadly intlmates that ms
followers shall not be recognized By that party
or allowed to come into It's National Con-
/ vention, there to buy and sell their Chiefs
favor for promises to retain them in Their places
The Globe plumplv informs them that, not only
has Tyer no ghost of chance with the party,
/ but that his support ,7iN defeat 0ny other can
hdote g TIE Tglsr toucA,' says BLAIR, 9 'r'H
. be death to whoeoer acillingly rece'res H. The
/ Democracy ,ciU receice no candidate OF ms ae-
siqnation., After this and the pointed refusal
the I,oco-Foco Legislature OF New-hampshire
/ to invite Tyler to their State, can there be low
er depth for the betraver Ifall his vast patron
aoe and mower cannot secure him from such pub
lie loathnp at the hands of those IN whose favor
he stabbed those who elected HIM, what must ''e
his chance before the ultimate "ip''
tribunal of History
Tb;e process of mutual trutliteihng between
.ho Tier and Van Buren, organs has uses beyond
.,a ,,or.l thence educed The Tyler presses arc
beo;nn;ng to tell their late loving allies that he
n-etence Of Harrison's election having been car
red by fraud and corruption will not go down
that Van was beaten in 40 because the People
were against him, and that if he runs again nc
will be beaten as badly as before. There IS no
poetry in this On the other hand, the Van Bu-
rcn presses, as we have said, are beginning TO be
frank in telling the Accident what they realty
think of his trcachery to the Wings The Globe
saws Of the Tyleritcs g TIE issues before the
Country precisely tie same 1raen theyserred
and nhen they opposed WMggery-the men
sond the measures 'cere the sa'ne." &c. &c. We
might I'll! a column with extracts equally p!hy,
in which the Tyler squad are plumply charged
with dcscrtion of and trcachery 30 the Wings but
i is needless and we have no room
No room-and vet we must have more 4
lonr article on Tyler and Tylerism and never
word of John Jones 'Twoud never do 'r-
uous as the world is, cannot yet forego ITS CAKES
and ale. and while Mirih has such stlmulant,
wbv need even Dulncss yawn Patient reader!
Won must. YOU shall have peep into the tavorlte
mares. nest of the court-humorist. Read the lol-
lowing from the st. Louis correspondence OF the
Madisonan
"a le,,. receiyesthg morning from leading Democrat
Of Kentucky dated June 9th says Col Benton was very
thick with Mr.. Clay tie Louisville races. They were
hard in glove other This will be strange news IN
missouri as it is not long since would have been great
Insult for Mr. Clay 10 spSak , to Mr. Benton 0 o' 'e'
ere " N.Y. Mp Benton came on to s. Louis with Mr. cendep
and sren The evening with him the private dwellings o
two Of the most ultra Clay Wings IN the ci'y !.
In day or two Mr. Critteuden set out for the centre OF
the State. TO see as believe famous central clique.
aad now MIR. Benton is about 10 follow him.
It high time, YOU must that waning be gwen
10 the Democracy the Atlantic States that they are TO be
traded on like drove Of sheep 10 the highest bidder Ben
ton has engaged them Mr. Clay IN sii and there are
abundant evidences that the papers o' transfer have @
signed ant sealed. Look 10 this, prs! yon
O glorious Administration Q rare John Jones :.
Who shall NOPE in melancholy while every day
is made merry by the issue of anew Madsoman
Our Markets.
Orr Free Trade Association have good deal
of work cut out at home before they need wander
into the debatabe land Of international Policy,
They have taken hold at the right end IN regard
to the Weighing and Measuring monopoly, and we
believe they mean 10 go straight through. we
shall be happy to cooperate with them, IL lhey
please, or to fight for the cause on our own hook
There is another Job of Free Trade that we
should like to aid in, and that is the Reform OF
our Market System. Something was done with
regard to Meats by our last Common Council.
but there is enough yet to do. It's well known
fact that our citizens generally pay about twice
as much for their fruits and vegetables as the non
huckstering producers of those articles receive
the balance being swallowed up by the arts OF
lorestalling, aided by the existing Market System.
4 gentleman yesterday visited the Vegetable
quarter in Fulton Market, and found there a
Countryman, the renter Of a stand, selling Cher
r;es. This man, who probably scld cheaper than
Others saw fit to do, was forbidden by The CLERK
Of tie Market 10 sell his Cherries in any q"0ntity
less taan 4 basket.tnIl-say half 81 bushel. ou1
friend went to the Clerk 10 know the reason OF ant
authority for this strange restriction. and was II
substance told to mind has own business, So he
asks us to put the question for him. and we shall
be happy if the public, if they think they have
any business with such pernicions despotisn
will aid us in looking into the matter.
D5 Gov. BoucN had Yesterday afternoon, a
most interesting visit from the pupils OF the lnsti
tutor, for the Deaf and Dumb, (male and tcmae)
who warc introduced to him, after which they
q.sre shown the pictures, sc. in the Governor
~oon.. and treated with refreshments IN the tea
room. The Governor, since his a,r1ral, has visit
ed several Of the pubic institutions, also the ships
OF war III the harbo-, and the ppb!ie works on