New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-08-03


their purposes far II least as the several SeHs
facies are concerned, with the exception OF WI
Upshur They protessed 10 be, pnor to that toul'
the devoted friends OF Mr. Tyler, and OF his iHends
also, and expressed desire not only Tor MS IL
election. but that his original, firm and consistent
supporters, should be provided for officially, as far
as there were Offices to give and lavors to bestow.
More recently the Secretaries have evlnced dis
position rather TO neglect and repc! the original
friends OF the President, IN Their applications for
of:ice-having, thy suppose, in their Journey
ings North, found other and better friends in the
unadulterated Democracy, who SO cordially re-
ceved and entertained them, and who hattered
they were all the friends of Mr. vler and his Cab
met, and would prove that friendship in future,
provided that former friends were dismissed, and
none but undoub.ed Loco-Focos appointed to Of
fee This hypocrtIcal proposition OF the advo
Gates and avowed supporters Of Van Buren,, IN
tended to deceive the President and his Cabinet,
has had the effect with the latter. They feel with
in them the workings Of an ambition to remain in
Office, let who will be President They are anx-
ious to be popular, and TO lngratate themselves
with the friends OF both Van Buren, and Calhoun,
with Interior views Of seli-advancement without
regard to the fate that may befall Mr.. Tyler They
are nov coquctting with the avowed advocates
Of Van Buren, in your city, and holding out TO
them the prospect, nay, promises OF offices, on
condition that they. the distinguished Secretaries,
shall be hailed the heads of the Democratic
party, and amply provided for In due season
while the equally dls!nterestcd Locos of New
York, who secretly curse Mr.. Tyler, arc pretend
ing to support him, for the sake of the Offices they
arc 70 receive, and which they are now not back
ward to solicit. Thus system of mutual decep-
tons is carried on between these negotiating par
ties, both Of which, TO say the least, are careless
of what becomes of the President and his original
friends, the latter Of whom they consider IN the
way of their ambition. The President, in the in.
term, is becoming conscious and rather ealous
of their movements, and has not as yet united
with them in their plans. He wishes to adhere
to and reward his old friends, feeling that IN them
lies his strength, and is not willing 10 drive them
off for other protesting friends whom he doubts.
The Cabinet is alive on this subject, and IN my
next viii endeavor to give you further ntelli-
gence.'
u Justice writes us from the Eighth Ward
that scrutiny of the Poll List Of last Springs
Election IN that Ward, and u reference to the
houses which the voters gave as their several pla-
ccs of residence. would prove beyond dispute that
the Wing Alderman and Assistant were elected,
and that the men who pretend to represent the
Ward in the Common Council have no right
there. We don { doubt it; and the same is true
of other Wards, especially the Fifth ana Six
tenth But never mind the Locos never did
us a better turn than when they thus swindled
! into power. Patience, friends. Il is al working
right.
TYLERIsM IN DELAwAnE.-The Wilmington
Republican understands that Jacob Alrch has
Just been remorcd from the Wilmington Post OF.
flee, and r. G. Williamson, d bitter Loco-Foco,
appointed Williamson had the office for twenty
years before lS4l. Nathaniel Wolfe, Marshall Of
Delaware, is likewise removed, and Alex. Porter,
Loco, appointed in his stead
Pennsylvania Dialogue.
Halo Hard Cider! What do you think of
your Wig President y
''Hc s dead, Heaven bless him What do
7,ou think of your Democratic Governor ~
The Loco pulled his hat over his eyes, and
made tracks vcnomousv
IL We have Loco-Foco report that the Leg
isature of Missssppi will District that State for
Members of Congress. We don't credit it, for
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gress on the General Ticket and we presume he
would veto Districting BILL
u Col. BENTON is now making tour through
/ the interior of Missouri as is his custom He
has placed son with the German Association at
! Herman in that State. for instruction in the Ger
man language.
l. J. y. Hcliensten, Loco late of Dayton, O.,
has been appointed Register of the Land Office at
Dixon, ILL.,, vice John Hogan, Wing removed.
o. The largest Repeal Meeting yet held in
Boston convened on Monday evenng-John w
james, President, in the char. a Committee
was appointed to select five Delegates to the Ma
tlon;l Repeal Convention, which assemblies in this
/ City IN September. The collection of the even
ing amounted TO orer Sseea Hundred Dollars
Who says the interest III Repeal is dying away
a. Guslavus r. Simmons was arraigned at
/ st. Louis on the 10Th and Doth ult on an ndict
nent for an alleged forgery OF prolnissory note
discounted IN the State Bank OF Missouri The
defendant is respectfully related and has hereto
fore borne good character The Jury failing to
agree he was discharged.
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