The New York herald., 1844-07-22

INTERESTING TYLER MovEMErrs.- efierves-
cence OF the Tyler camp continues as brisk as
ever. Which party is going to succeed, the con-
servatves or the democrats, il 10 impossible to tell
Last week the young democrats had a chance OF
being the master-sprits, and Mr.. Derry, their
leader, issued his proclamation for great ratihca-
ton meeting But they had TO haul in, and have
been swallowed up by some anaconda sort OF pro-
cess, and the conservatives, under the name OF T.
G. Stacey Il Co.. have issued their call tor great
mass meeting in the apollo Saloon tomorrow
| evening. Mr. Melvin, who signs the call with Mr..
Stacey, is a clerk in the employ OF Geo. ID. Strong,
and Henry Suydam is a young democrat, and bro
ther, we believe, of The Navy Agent. Stacey, him
self, is wing, and Melvin, conservative.
In order, however, that the whole of this magni-
ficent affair may be properly managed. we under
stand that private cards OF invitation have been
Issued to the select faithful to congregae at seven
O'Clock, an hour before the meeting opens, SO that
all may be nicely arranged The faithful, thus in
vited, are to enter by the back door from the en-
trance in Canal street, and Colonel Graham, Red
wood Fisher, and others, will enter in this way
for II could hardly be imagined that they would
find their way into any business except by he back
way. They will assist IN preparing every thing, SO
Senator Tallmadge, the great father Of The con-
servaiive party, now stopping at Howards, In this
city, making ready for his departure to Wisconsin,
where he will provide city ofrefuge for The whole
party after the close of the Presidential election,
"n' -, :. nresent on this occasion No doubt,
indeed, all has been done Iena.. -. G,r ~
ceedly effective in invigoratiDg The faith of the
Captain In the certainty of his election-a very
charitable and afiectionate purpose
But these are not all the arrangements made to
secure the Custom House bread and butter and
kitchen drppings. The conservative leaders-cun-
ming little Isaacs-have drawn the meshes so COM
petely around Governor Van Ness that he is COM
petely In their power-caught, Gagged, and tied up
as nicely as Samson in the hands of the rascally
Phiistines. II appears that they have got old Mr..
BIB, of Kentucky, the new Secretary Of the Trea-
snry.-who is said to be defauier to a consider
able extent in some manner, and is OF course the
sworn ally Of the highly respectable under,akers OF
the North American Trust Company and CONNER.
cial Bank-so completely on their side that he is
determined to put veto on every appointment
made in tho Custom House which moy bo oAenoive
TO the conservative party. Here is double and ui-
pie intriguing with vengeance. What sly, sa-
sacious, funny, cunning set, these conservatives
seasonably early hour in the morning in order to be
before them
But this is not ALL In order to make the work
sure-theres nothing like making the work sure, is
there, ye highly respectable doersup Of the North
American Trust Co., and Commercial Bank? Your
silly, inexperienced, young hands at the business do
things by halves. But catch the old ones botchng
the business In that way. "Oh! no, thank you"
they don't do The work in that style. Like the
gentleman in the Savage and the Malden," who
"does the heavy tragedy" they can say, "When
does it, it is did!" Well, then, not satisfied with
ensnarlng the Governor, and tying him up, we learn
that whole bushel-basket OF applications has dis
appeared from his private residence, and no trace
whatever Of its fate can be ascertained. How it
went no one can tell But we don't think there's
any thing at all wonderful in this. This is species
OF legerdeman not at all new to some OF the con-
servatlve gentry. Ingenious artists who can spirit
away Trust Companies and Banks, so that not a
trace be Of them must find il very trihirg
matter to make away with q bnshe l-basket of pei
tlons In other words, men who steal every
thing they lay their hands on in banking instu-
ton, don't deserve any credit at all Tor dextery in
carrying of bushel-basket Of papers, " of no val
ue," as the advertisements say, "to any bedy but
the owner" However, the basket is gone, and we
have only to advise the young democrats TO 20 70
work and send in another bushel-basket as soon as
possible.
Altogether, this meeting will be exceedingly in.
teresting. The question to be settled is shall Mr.
Tyler resign, or not resign If he resigns it will
increase Mr. Folks chances, and uice versa. The
influence, in either case, on the chances Of Mr.
Clay, might possibly be discovered by some such
agency as DR.. Lardner's gas-microscope. But still
It will be great meeting. Wings. locofocos,
loaers, and the usual agreeable variety of the pop
ular elements will be there, and we shall give full
and graphic account in next days paper.
GENERAL CADwALLADER's EvIDRNcE-We give
this very interesting evidence in to- days paper
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