The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-07-10

CARELESS of the spoils-although there are som
evil minded persons who have most disrespecfull
parodied a celebrated poem of Cowper's, com
mencing in the following style,-
Between these two cliques strange contest arose,
The Custom House set them unhappily wrong;
The point in dispute was, as all the world knows,
To which the said Custom House ought to belong.
But we put no such construction upon the move
ments or designs Of those factions. They boil
equally aim at the public good. For the sake o
distinction, shall call them the Nuptial, and thu
anti-Nuptial party. The Nuptial party is in favo
Of the union Of the Polk and Tyler democracy
The anti-Nuptial party is opposed to it.
The latter party is in favor of separate Tylel
organization TO run him for the Presidency, ant
sustain his independence between Clay and Polk
by which means Captain Tyler may hold balance
of power position, and control the next Presiden
tial election. And il is always to be borne in
mind that, in the event Of Clay's election, Presl.
dent Tyler will consider himself candidate, in
1874, of a conservative party.
Now, then, let us look at the origin Of these two
distinguished factions.
The split occurred originally at the Tyler Balti-
more Convention. Capt Stockton, James S. Green,
Colonel Zabrskie, and other New Jersey friends
OF Mr.. Tyler-some present at the Convention, and
some not-strenuously urged that Convention to
suspend its action until after the regular Bal
timore Convention had made its nomination, with
the view to take every advantage of it which any
new circumstances might admit of. The real
truth was they were determined, if Van Buren,
were nominated, to nominate John Tyler as the
alternate Democratic canddate-the southern can
ddate-the annexation candidate. But, on the
II av,la
compromise candidate selected by the other Con-
vention, then they would 60 for the union ticket,
and drop John Tyler
AT the Baltimore Tyler Convention, DR.. Miller,
the Presidents brother-naw, Deazon Smith. Col
Graham, Joel B. Sutherland, and others either pre-
sent or not present, such John Jones Of the Ma
disonan, George d. Strong, Redwood Fisher, Al
derman Towle q Co, strenuously urged the mme-
date nomination Of John Tyler, regardless Of any
action on the part Of the regular Democratic Con-
vention, whatever il might be. They said they
came there to nominate John Tyler, and they
would do it, and all who advised differently were
no true Tyler men, and should not take part in the
Convention.
On the other hand, Colonel Zabrskie, the
Chairman of the great Tyler Central Commit
this hasty action. He was supported by (pre-
sent and not presently such men as Captain Stock
ton, James S. Green, and Mr.. Tyler's New
Jersey friends, Robert Rantoul, Jr, all President
Tyler's Cabinet without exception, Eddy, Derry,
and the N. Y. Central Tyler Committee, the Au-
rora, &c, including all democrats who would not
sacrifice their standing with the democratic party
for anything Mr.. Tyler could give them. This is
the Nuptial party.
The Anti-Nuptial party have boldly taken this
ground They insist upon maintaining their indie
pendent position until the Polk party come to them,
and seek Cancellation. Then, the Anti-Nuptials
will demand theseiterms by way of consideration,
before they will consent to the wedding.
IrEM.-The Benton and Van Buren, clique, alias
the old hunkers, are to be guilotined, or like SAM
son. shaven and shorn OF their strength their eyes
put out, and they to be made like other men-or
serve them as the snake-tamers do rattlesnakes,
cut out the vrus from their mouths, so that their
bite will be no worse than the bite of any other
animals.
ITEM.-The Globe-that great fountain Of veno-
nous Bentonianism, Van Burenism, and old
must be dried up, its waters purified
by the appointment Of other editors and proprietors
than Blair 81 Rives, those objectionable offenders
against the Tyler administration.
ITEM.-In the event of Folks election, good and
sufficient security must be given that present in
cumbents in office, the appointments of John
Tyler, and his friends will not be removed from
Office for mere political opinions. to wit, friendship
to Mr.. Tyler. Nor shall they be invdiously or OPP
probiously distinguished from other democrats.
ITEM.-Security must be given that all the offen-
sive Chat is, we suppose, to the conservatism, or
republicanism Of John Tyler features Of Van Bu-
rem democracy will be repudated by the Polk ad-
ministration.
ITEM President Tyler and his friends shall be
treated and spoken of respectfully by democratic
papers, and by the democratic party.
On these terms DR.. Miller, Delazon Smith, Joel
B. Sutherland, and Col. Graham, will consent to
the nuptials Of John Tyler with James X Polk
If these terms are not agreed to, then President
Tyler will be run as third candidate, with the ex-
pectation, if not design, that Clay will be elected
In that event. it is expected by the anti-nuptialiss,
that John Tyler will occupy high and command
ing position; his purity his democracy, his integ-
rity, his honor, and his craftsmanship, will all
shine forth gloriously. In short, he will then be
par excellence, the Presidential candidate of lS4S
Such, and thus, is the position Of these two Tyler
factions, at this present time The breach is
hourly widening between them. Irreconcilabe
hostilities have sprung mp. Denunciations grow
fierce end furious Wherever you meet them you
may hear them mutually denouncing each other
as " little the tallest rascals and scoundrels thai
ever had the impudence to disgrace an homes
man, by proposing TO support him." In short, it i.
very neat and pathetic illustration of the Kilken
ny cat tragedy.
MILITARY vrsIr.-The Boston Transcript Of the
9Th instant. contains the following
"THE TioERs."-Ths crack corps Boston Light In
fantry) under command Of Capt John c. Park, will eav,
the city for New York to morrow afternoon by the Provi
dence and Stonington route; arriving in that city
Wednesday morning, in the steamer Massachusetts, Capt
Comsock where they will be received by the New Yorl
Light Guard and escorted to their quarters at the Asto
House. They will leave New York Monday alter
noon their return, by way Of Norwich and Worces
Al