The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-28


much for the disclosures. Its resemblance, in some
respects to the assassination of Coris in this city,
quite remarkable.
The NEW TYLER ORGANIZATION ON PnILosorHr-
CAL PRINcrrLEs.-The philosophical project, based
on the stable principles OF common sense and sound
military tactics, which we have originated, for the
purpose of efiecting distinct PRACTICAL and infu-
entail organization of the Tyler party in this city,
so as TO operate the next charter election has ma
turally created great sensation in various circles
Already the spirit begins to move among the dry
bones of the valley and the true friends of the adj
mnistraton have hailed its advent with the greatest
APPRECIATION. The prospects of fun and frolic are
therefore most encouraging. The coming election
will produce a vast deal more of real amusement.
and exciting transports, than any of the T, Ter riots
which were got up during the past year by mere
office seekers, whose only object was to bamboozle
honest Captain Tyler, and who therefore utterly
tailed IN producing any practical effect whatever on
political movements. We learn that several pri-
vate meetings have already been held in number
of the wards by the hard-sed, iron handed syoung
democracie;" and that they are making prepara-
tons, on scale of the greatest possible magnitude,
TO bring out and concentrate the whole of their for
ces so as to decide the next charter election
This movement will be conducted on very diffe-
rent principles from any heretofore originated by
those styling themselves Tyler-men Every meeting
and every attempt at organization heretofore, have
been got up by hungry applicants for Office, or the
bloated feeders on the spoils' They have all
mserably failed! Hunger and necessity had
whetted the appetite, but failed ito sharpen the
wits OF the Office seekers, and the pap and
good things of Office tended merely to increase
IF heyr
that betwixt them have had only the win.
dy explosions OF laborpg indigestion, and the
spasTnodlc writings of an empty stomach. But the
new movement is the fresh and vigorous offspring of
patriotism and philosophy. II is originated by hon
est and enqulring minds, VINO wish 10 ascertain by
actual experiment, according 10 the Baconan me-
thod, how the great constitutional fact" alluded
to by MIR. Gushing in his celebrated auction speech
operates at the polls. II John Tyler have great
constitutional fact' which knocks down the pms
OF parties at Washington, do not his honest friends
here possess the same means by which at the
polls to bowl out all their opponents? Certainly
they and they deserve TO have their skulls cracked
if they fail 10 employ these means.
We repeat it-ths is great philosophical move
ment-as all movements nowadays should be- 1t
is grand experiment in the philosophy of politics;
and if II be only conducted in that calm cool, ear
nest spirit which always distinguishes the true pho-
sopher, John Tyler will re-echo with gusto equal
to that OF the ulvine poet himself
"How charming is divine Philosophy
Not harsh and grabbed as dull fools suppose
But musical as is Apollo's lutte,
And perpetual feast of nectard sweets,
Where ne crude surfeit reigns!"
When Major Noah-that lazy, greasy, oily incar-
nation of moral and physical in1tia-got up his
Committee at Military Hail. and planted his ''onon'
a,Av., l., -
and made himself as "fussy'' as two hundred pounds
of fat would allow, every body knew what the
venerable ex-ruler in Israel wanted. Every
body knew that he did not value the reelection Of
John Tyler, or the organization OF his friends worth
the most tattered article OF Hebrew merchandise.
and chat his sole object to obtain belly full for
himself, and morsel for each of his tribe. And
accordingly, after the prolonged experiment of one
years duration, and the expenditure of three or four
thousand dollars, screwed out of the Custom House
officers Major Noah very coolly dissoyes the TYLER
party, throws every thing to the winds, and compo-
sedly informs the world that he and the party''
have comfortably sunk into the arms of the Demo-
cracy, and have merged the cause of the "Cap-
TAIN in that of freedom and the people. Just, for
ali the world like the babbling brook, which sings
cut, as it tumbles down from its fountain among the
hills" Oh! we going to unite our force with
that of the ocean!''
In fact the present position of things in this city,
is the most curious, the most laughabe, the most
melancholy, the most wavering and uncertain ina
gluable, and therefore the most favorable for great
novel and philosophical movement like the one
now commenced. No one knows what 10 think or
what to do. We must be on the eve of great re-
volution. Clouds, and darkness and doubt always
usher in remarkable eras. Well there are doubts
and uncertainty enough here in all conscience
There is in this city great of about five thou
sand highly respectable men, besides leafers and
otner cattle, who do not know what to do in politics
In fact they are in as much perpexity about the
events of TO morrow as John Tyler himself. They
are decidedly more unable TO foresee what the next
twenty-four hours will bring forth than John Jones
Honest John seem, indeed, TO be about the
only individual at present in Washington who
actually see the length of his nose before him.
and who can calculate with toIerable certainty on
the events of the following day John writes poetry
and balderdash to-day, and he knows that he will
write poetry and baderdash tomorrow Nav.
il is quite reasonable conjecture to suppose that
honest John has such clear insight into futurity as
TO be perfectly convinced that twelve months from
today If he be still in the body he will be writing
poetry and balderdash still John Jones may there
fore, with propriety, be denominated the prophet,
well az the poet-laureate OF the governmental
vidng however, the laurels Of the muse with Cap
tam Bob, but enjoying in unapProachable solitude,
the sublime gifts Of vatcinaiion.
In the midst such confusion and uncertainty, a
most suspicious opportunity is presented for organi-
sing parry In favor Of the administration. John
1ylrr, IKE the dove sent out Of the ark, is looking
about Tor some place wherein to repose the sole of
lstoo', and # comfortable spot appear here amid
the unsettled chaos he will assuredlv plant himself
on IT, No removals have vet been made in New
York, and the President, it is shrewdlv hunted ia
waiting 20 see the developments made b., H.