New-York daily tribune., 1843-07-26


pers, and Capt Howland informed our ship-news
collector that there wasno news at Canton, except
that the new Chinese Commissioner, appointed
in place Of Elepoo had not arrived there Every
thing was perfectly quiet, and no apprehension Of
farther difficulty with the English,
Tylerism-A bright Thought.
The time was when the melancholy Accident
peculiarly cottoned to the Conservative Demo
cracy' Of the country-ttie old-iashioned, Ma IT,
Sonian Democracy. as the phrase was. Senator
Rives was his AJAX, and every thing was done
by him TO show that he occupied the happy medi-
um which used SO to delight the soul Of our csti-
Wing Aristocracy and mn-Bang Radcalism
But change appears to have come over the
spirit of his dream, Tammany Hall has ntimatcd,
through our excellent Mayor, that Conservatism
as q stencil in her exquisite nostrs, even worse
zhan the Webster Federalism which SO lately
snonopolized her abhorrcnce. A Washington cor
respondent OF Tile PleLeian, 'high in the conf
dence of the Administration, so the Editor says,
writes to the President of the Knickerbockcr
Club as follows: lie first gives the Conserva-
tives thorough tongue-lashing and then pro-
ceeds-
Such being and faithful definition OF ti- designs
and tendencies Of Conservatism is it not little surprising
That John Tyler with the experience aud the knowledge
which he has of this obnoxious and truly hateful class of
scians should foster and retain them IN of the most
responsible and lucrative Offices in his gift aud who
This moment laying some oi the most d5racetul schcnes
having for their object the continuation of their power after
IN
Wings and Democrats but 1t asserted the best auto-
uy that John c. Spencer has discovered the game and has
expressed his determination rid the Administration of
Rese infamous doubeaced political panders and appoint in
their stead uncompromisins, unyeldng Democra
pure from the ranks of the peoplemen who wold be
dit Administration And you need not be surprised
m my brings you the intelligence that this great and i'm
portant of reform w be commenced M your STATE
and perhaps, you, City. And it's also understood
that the President has long been deeply Impressed with
the necessity of total and absolute separation OF his po
cal fortunes from these false preeers. And
Die to suppose that Mir Henshaws presence in the Cabinet
will tend hasten these wholesome reforms for is
than folly for President Tyler eapc, command the
respect OF the Democratic party to say no'n: oi ITS sup
port which he hopes to obtain without announcing III the
ane and most positive hi, total discon-cton with
the TGiimddge and Rtres system of tactics
That story of the sailor, who, blown up by
the unlucky explosion of some of the fireworks
ef a juggler, on rcgaining terra dr'aa, "won-
dcred what that funny fellow would do next" is
continually brought to mind by the capers of 1'y-
lerism.-We hope John c. Spencer won't be too
rigid in requiring " stern, uncompromising, un-
yielding Democrats " to fill Capt. Tylers offices.
The Captain is not prepared Just yet to part with
his Secretary Of the Treasury, though the Spar
tan heroism of that functonary is doubtless equal
20 ANY sacrifice.
OHIo.-Half the Senate (lS) and all the House
t72) are to be chosen this year, with Members of
Congress. The State is so Gerrymandercd that
the Wings can only have or I of the 81 Mem
bers of Congress, but they have a look for y Sc
majors, giving them a majority in that branch
To the House, the Wings last year elected % of
the 72 Members, and the same counties are this
year entitled TO choose 33, being but four short OF
a majority. There arc eight more that they ca
silly may carry, but probably will not.
ET 1t strikes us that some of our Politcc'. ,our.
mails mistake in mixing in quite 90 freely in
the Puseyite controversy. We are apt to think,
when Religious journals c.,nter the Political arena,
that they are likely % do more harm than good,
from their pres..mptively imperfect acquaintance
with the spoject they SO discuss; and it does seem
that the discussion of AN important question so
pursty Theological as that originating at Oxford
should be lef: to Churchmcn. But let every one
act upon his own convictions.
" The Postmaster at Pittsburgh, Pa has Civ
en- notice to the citizens of Houston, near by, that
Ct racancy IS expected to occur" in their Post
Office, and they are requested to free their minds
as to successor If Tylerism would be as con-
s'derate with regard to the great Post Offices as
this ffty dollar one, there would be some reason
IN it.
.U Bob Logic is too severe with regard to
the Post-correspondents distinction between all
men being created equal and born equal. To be
sure, we do mt see what use there is in all men
being created equal if they are not to be born so,
but 1t takes Virginian to develop the beauties
of an abstraction.
REclrRoClTY.-At the Boston Custom House
there were cleared from the 18th to 18th of july
including three days, eighteen vessels for foreign
ports-fftecn of the number were British.
Gr HENRY DAGcEr, u veteran of the Reyo!u.
ton, was buried with martial honors at New
Haven, CT. on Saturday, the 22d. Peace to his
ashes.
u- A destructive hail-storm passed over Es-
sex and Jericho, Vt. on Saturday last, doing grea,
damage to the fruit-trees and crops.
ny The Massa chusetts Cant Comsterk from
Stoning.on yesterday, brought nearly 400 pas.
Sengers.
G5- Copper, to the amount of more than 10000
pounds, has been shipped from Wisconsin the past