The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-19
NEW YORK HERALD.


Important Political slovement-Thc Tyler
Party I'm Motion at Last.
We understand from good authority that the
friends of Mr.. Tyler in this city have at length
broken ground, in rather private way thus far'
but in few days they will be before the world,
and openly make the commencement OF the sia"u
movement which they intend shall exercise a most
important and effective bearing on Mr. Tyler
chances for the next Presidency.
On Tuesday evening last, primary meeting Was
held in Washington Hall, consisting oil the TRENDS
of Cantain TYLER in this city, at which very warm
and eIoouent discussion took place on the present
nrosoects of the countryside present position Of
narties-and. particularly the present position and
PROSPECTS of Captain ohm Tyler tor the succession
number of very respectable citizens attended
this meeting having been called together by private
printed notices, issued by the friends OF the adj
mlnlstration, and moved thereto by the recent cir
cuIar issued by John Jones al Washington. Alter
a very thorough discussion Of the various questions
of the day, and the chances of the prominent can
didates Tor the successlon the meeting adjourned TO
meet again on Friday evening ofthe same week On
that evening, accordingly, there was second meet
ing if the persons, with an additional infusion,
consisting of number of the friends OF Mr.. Cal
houn and others opposed to the nomination OF Mr.
Van Buren, at the Baltimore Convention. The We
nerable Barnabas Bates called to the char, and
distinguished young statesman named L. U. Cray
selected as Secretary George ID. Strong, fe'er
Smith, Jun, JamesL Graham, Andrew McLehose
and some dozen highly respectable citzens OF al
parties were present. AT this meeting ION
ger and more remarkable discussion look
place. on the relative position OF public affairs
and public men, and variety OF new views were
put forth, stating the vantage ground whlch MI.
TYLER would possess candidate tor the next Ere
sidency, in consequence of the new position OF the
Oregon and Texian questions, creating a great ex-
element throughout the country and IN measure
laying aside all the old political topics OF the day.
The views taken by this new party wilprobablybe
very curious and seem to be founded on pertect
knowledge of the movements taking place by 'he
Executive at Washington, In reference TO some oithe
most important foreign questions otpolcy, on whlch
great excitement may certainly be expected before
many months are over. 1t is now assumed as be-
ing the destiny of this republic, that her power VIII
be incomplete and civilization restricted, until hel
institutions of all kinds be spread from the lslhmus
of Panama at the South to Hudson Bay at the
North and from the shores of the Pacific to the
shores of the Atlantic-thus embracing the whole
of North America and forming the North Ame-
rcan Republic comprehending within Its vide
extended arms all the British Possessions In the
North and all the Texian and Mexican territories In
the South, as far as the Isthmus. This is believed
TO be the ultimate destiny of this republic and the
foolish and vain outcry raised against any extern
sion of the present territory, the ground that II
is already too large is regarded as fallacious and
ridiculous for it set aside by reference TO
the little Island of Great Britain, which possesses
and governs wider space and more extended EN-
pire in the old world. Why should not the Anglo
Saxon republic of the new world do as large
business in the way of territory and conquest,
as the Anglo-Saxon monarchy of the old world
In process of time then the events OF the age
will bring about the annexation of the Cana
das down to Hudson Bay, and the whole OF
Mexico to the Isthmus of Panama. But tor
the present It will be sufficient to confine their
views to Texas and Oregon, and on those ques-
TONS it is supposed by the friends of Captain Tyler,
that the popular excitement throughout the coun-
try will be so great, and that the opposition OF Mr.
Webster and his allies will be headlong COM
petely to dissolve all parties; create new issue
and introduce an altogether new state OF things
which will increase his chances for the Presidency
beyond all previous conception and all previous
hope.
With these views generally guiding the new
organization in favor of Nh Tyler, we under
stand that in week or fortnight an address
will be issued to the people of this city, sign
ed by seventeen delegates, one from each ware
Of this city, calling together State Conven
ton at Albany or Utica, on the 18th of April
or Whereabouts, and investing them with the
power of selecting delegates for the Baltimore Con-
venlion on the 9th Of May, there to meet the al.
ready chosen delegates from Ohio, Pennsylvania
and Virginia.
Such Is the position which the new organization
of the Tyler party have taken. Such are the prin
ciples and views on which they act, and such j
their determination to carry it out into full force
a very early date. We await the issue. But thes
facts are all correct and to be depended on. W.
ought to add however, that to all these movements
the leading office holders here, Edward Curtis, ST
las NJ. Stilwel Ogden Hoffman, and Others are al
resolutely opposed. The best policy Of Mr.. lyle
would be to remove the whole batch, and put 9th
ers in their place, who have cultivated the cardina
virtues of gratitude and fidelity with more success
He cannot please others unless he do so.
Wanted Immediately.
A little galvanIsm, mesmersm, or any other ism
that has little spunk in it, for the of the "Pe
beian' and the "Post," the two leading demo
cratic papers of New York. Burnt brandy won
do Apply at Tammany Hall, post paid.
A PANIC IN WALL SrREKT.-Quite panic tool
place in the stock market yesterday, in conse
quence of the news from Washington, relative 4
the Texas Treaty CT annexaton--see the none.
Article in another column. This is but the "com
mencement of the end"
Mn. CALBoUN.-The last accounts from Wash
ington state positively that Mr.. Calhoun has accept
ed the office of Secretary Of State. Now for move
rents of all kinds. The great game begins be
tween Calhoun and Webster for the succession.
Look out.
MORE News FROM EURoPE.--In day or tw
we may expect very late news from Europe. Tn
Caledonia with advicas To the 9Th inst u a,