The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-13

DOubie sheet.
Tomorrow we shall publish double sheet, SO
as TO accommodate our advertising patrons, and
give our readers full meal
Important from Washington-The Tariff.
We received private intelligence last evening,
from such sources at Washington, as leaves little
doubt of It's accuracy, that the new IartG OIL, pah
very slight alteration mil pass both houses o. Con-
gress and become ia,o during the present session,
probably before May.
There never has been any question OF the bill
passing the House by large majority, but hereto
fore many have supposed that it could not get
through the Senate, in consequence of the opposi-
ten of the wing majority in that body. We now
learn that, during Mr. Clay's visit in the south,
that eminent statesman has for various reasons,
modified his tariff views-and that under this new
influence, the southern wing Senators will all go
for the new tariff bill. Another reason is the hos
tillty recently broken out towards Mr.. Clay by the
abotonists, by which his pro. poets will be injured
at the NORTH unless counterpoise be created at the
south. With the passage of the tariff by the
aid Of the southern whig Senators, it is believed
that Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, and Lou
isiana, can be secured for Mr.. Clay-whe the
same measure cannot effect his cause IN the nom
slaveholding states.
This is, certainly, new and important view Of
the question, and bids fair to become matter of
fact. we hare names Of the highest character, and
dates also for believing that the tayT bill ioA
thus become a Lap by the aid Of enlightened whig
Senators-but we are not authorized TO reveal more
at present Enough to make the men of COM
merce and trade feel glad.
THE TYLER PARTY IN New YoRK.-When and
where Is the Tyler party to reorganize in New
York, and elect delegates to the Baltimore
Convention on the 9th of May next! This move
NEST has been pressed again and again by our
worthy friend, John Jones, of the "Madsonian''-
not John Jones, the button maker, of 26 Plat
street, up stairs-and he calls upon them in the
most earnest tones, to reassemble their forces--f
they have any-and to elect the delegates that are
going to settle all the difficulties which beset the
party.
John Jones says that there is Machiaveli-
some great and powerful spirit somewhere, either
in New York or Washington, which prevents the
elements here from gathering into respectable
nucleus Does John aude to Mr.. Spencer, or to
Edward Curtis-or to John Lorimer Graham-or
to Silas NJ Stillwe-or to any other office holder!
In order to do away with all the doubts and diff
cultes on this subject we think it is time for the
Office holders here to make some movement 1t is
fully time for those who benefitng by this adj
ministraon to come forth and achieve something
in the way of doing it justice, as they call it. We,
therefore, call upon Mr. Curtis to come cut and
show his hand. He receives ten thousand
dollars year, and ought in all conscience to do
something. We call upon John Lorimer Graham
to come out and do something. He is another re-
ciplent of the favor of this administration. We
call upon Moses Y. Beach, the eminent publisher
of the list of letters, to come out and show his
hand. We call upon Silas M. Stllwell. We call
upon one and all of the office holders to come up
to the scratch like men.
Now's the day, and nows the hour,
See the front Of battle lower
See approach Van Burens power
Chains and slavery"