The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-14
YORK. WEDNESDAY MORNING. AUGUST IA, 1874

:" BOB TYLEa's SANITY QUEsTloNABLE.-An arti-
Gle appears in the Madisonlan, signed t., 10 which
il the reader will prefix b II will stand tor Bob
OF the Captain himself. The Madisonian is the
particular organ Of the Captain, and with one or
two exceptions, the only organ that advocates The
claims OF Mr., Tyler 10 the office OF President
The utter contempt with which the Captains
claims to the Presidency are spoken OF by all par
ties, has completely deranged the intellect OF ls
son Bob.
Bob is evidently laboring under that peculiar hal
lucnation Of mind, which is SO frequently observed
in young men with white hair, lank visage, and a
cadaverous countenance. He evidently supposes
that the whole country is in favor Of the Captain
that the convention OF office holders and office
pectants that nominated the Captain was the Spec
pies" and that his Pa is the only man that beat
Messrs; Polk and Clay. He says Pa twill not re-
tire, that he is determined to keep possession Of
the White House, though Bob's vote should be the
only one he receives"
The Gazette has discovered that Clay will take
out grease We are glad TO hear this, We feared
that after his defeat this fall, he would be thrown
aside utterly useless. But the discovery ects
us, in what we should have known, that the most
Insignificant thing has its uses !; and although,
the people will demonstrate this fall, Clay is unfit
for the Presidency, according to the Gazette, he
will do 10 take out grease.
GAMsLise RIsINe.-John Randolph called the
Eastern Puritan and the Western BiaekIsg.' and
Mr. Clay attempted to kill him for il. Had John
lived to this day he woud have seen the order
versed, and might have denounced the late wing
nominations as the coalition OF the Western
Blackleg and the Eastern Puritan"
Coons, shout the union through the land
An union grand, sublime, surprisin';
Gamblers and Christians hand in hand
Huzza for Clay and Frelinghnysen.-Ban. Wing.
From the Aurou-Philadelphia Correspondence ii
1t ought not TO be forgotten by the Catholic
Wings of Louisiana, Maryland and the Western
States generally, that Mr.. Frellnghuysen is recon-
mended 10 their SURFACES chiefly on the ground Of
his devotion TO the Protestant version Of the Bible
and TO Watts psalms and hymns--very good in
ITSELF but not, il is to be hoped, the only indspen-
sible qualification for the Vice Presidency of the
American Union. or e.se our great statesmen have
been up to this time sadly ignorant on that point"
Polk A SLAvEHoLDER.--The Locofoco papers
Clay, that he is STAKEHOLDER. The nomination OF
Polk stops their mouth that head most effecu-
ally. The Pltsburg American says: The Folks
are amongst the largest shareholders in the South
Lucius, the brother of James X, married lady
who owned 1000 OF these chattels James ls
also the owner OF great number, whom he hires
out through the state, bargaining with the employ
with board, clothing, and payment Of the DOCTORS
bill. The first is posltlve-the others the plea
sure of the employer Hlrrisbsrg old Warrior,
Jullc 10Th.
The hypocrite Frelinghuysen nominated by the
as !" chloride of lime" to neutralize the
stencil u Claws debaucheries and other crimes,
urns - be instead OF a real chloride, an add
uou ... ta lie coon-hOle OF whiggery. From
the Newark Post we perceive he has taken the
stump, and is alternately addressing coon meetings
and Sunday Schools in the one prasing up the
virtues Of gambling and duelling Clay, while in the
latter, with the gravity of Christian, he affects
piety and righteousness I! Out upon the hypocrite
Hartford Times.
The ALTERATION in the names of the Presidential
and Vice Presidential candidates is remarkable.
1t speaks Tor ITSELF and speaks truly:
Polk and Patriotism
Dallas and Democracy
Clay and Coonery-
Frelinghuy and Federalism
AFT The Barre Gazette suggests that, although
Mr.. Frellnghuysen is the candidate for the vice
presidency, Mr.. Clay is the Uice candidate tor the
presidency Saratoga Sentinel.
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