New-York daily tribune., 1844-06-04

The last Aaroro tthe Tyler organ OF tins ei'yJ
f.yors us, in letter from Washington, WIN 'ae
details Of the scheme OF which we had aifeaoy
the substance, TO hoodwink John lJief 10 ,hs las.
r,oU,snt. and turn in his little capital 10 Inc aio
Of the P ok and Texas ticket The winter says;
tr,.-esyondenc OF The Au5grnl So
.t hs-. las, evening, found the eI:y packed
fall of ali or:s Of ron a., p ns ~ - snj oster
.soas hs - 1iss oxssT Jors TTLr who Ike y.e had
eng hee 70 arrange and pei!ec % pat 1rs AZ rIn 1t
conLnS fsrd, Of Deocrarc principles 3. any "a ts
cGuntry and VII 90 as much 'oI aesi r. tssa DO -ny
may r ,s 70 the 5enef; Of Henri Cay, teat 70
brns ne Wing ssatn 's2 ea ees1y.a.: aes
g H. Pt Both pats or iGs o-s 49, 81 Ol Sit wroRs
nave ea:sa 1 sts..izhare rrepsseatet and yiied n',
1dslossFy-and persecuied am wholl jusiSs a @ 49,
LG5 ~ ,hns far in the administration Of me GoVernne''
"a . Sslins 10 sacrifice himself tT the sooo o' rs CO., ~
m sss a, deeply rs any Ds'ocsi can me s.et a
ess ea1ry a; would bes Republic u tai Hie-
,,o,., and INSCRIPTIONS denSgcsCe Hen!y s5oo III ~ ~
r Sp. be elected President and ne and ms enas VIZ :"
ay T ea conseu; yvi;h honor as ;aa aad ms es'
sc.ef 5, statesman. aver; such q Appalling s'e'
All this of the man whom we saw at Harrisburg
fov, years ago electionccring for this same IN
changed HEsar CLAY, and pTOclaiming that ne
only could carry the gote Of Virginia, because the
People kne,r him, ard had confidence IN MS wei
known principles! What world
The writer proceeds to state that ne and forty
or ffT other Tylerites had just been to the White
House to pay their respects TO their beloved and
drink social glass and proceeds;
hearty cor with which he IeseTed ~ U.s. orse aad sef
e%ery a,n3 ha had m'.tnke II svins MN oU
confidence .o,-.a ri. friends Il pursue IN the ensuing
c,en for The Presidency have had ee tais "ih nv m
- M I'D am happy to announce thE; there Is fa pio
Teci OF perfect uny With ne e 'JenG' - y III ~ reds of
51p0stti6r Of uioR. which, If II can be carried
ont IN detail and good iah viii secure h1Iiioay ae
o acton throughout the whole Inc Of the democracy w w @ are
o. J y, acceo: II If cnn rendered praccabe ana we
I,ow OF no reason why It cannot shpJ 't 1" -. - ~
SITS Jut one Electoral Iiest sha! 0e Ian NJ anS IN @
bsr fy oie candidate for The Presidency ana submit .i.
hs fo Their choics giving voter the opportunity
hIs that wien the ballots cognted te
i N .,reirs fhe electoral vote OF Thus WI AZ
% M tbe vo,e OF his friends among the peopie-Ihu
viii ny.ocgATIc PRINCIPLES uiunph-thus WHY hisSel
yh,INyn and e great Democratic party aggin BE- unled
"a b Juce +ii thus rendered 70 the great ana
good man who has ably administered tne @ -,
brought po:pfI Snd a01Sf % %oG 1g he enabled 10 poll
nre .;rengh Tyler would poll hundreds and thousand,
80 iirf Polk never could receive, and 20 race rersd ie
d ri 1ye, would rally for the Democratic nominees iol
longress and state Offices with yea and entnu.a' aI
hen, and strength and y,soT ana &c eongue C@ The friends Of
inhn 1yIsr are afraid before The peopa N IN!
ne and viii cheeny go into le ,b sh trends M Of Polk who
.uI,. iiiu' '''''''
This is very old game, but one which re-
CURES great adroitncss in the confederates and
some simplicity in the dupe. We have known 1t
work the wrong way all over. However, let US
! hold still and see it out.