The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-08-14

Boston This has aroused the government, and
they are now determined to act.
Let US see what they will do.
Political Movements.
We present below another " secret circular" de-
signed only for the private eye Of the postmasters
and office holders Of the present administration.
We did not obtain it from the " State Printer"
at Albany, although il appears that II Is In contem-
plaIion to establish Central Administration paper
at the seat of the State government From the cha
racer of this circular, firmly believe that 1t will
create tremendous sensation, almost approaching
to that produced by the Anti Texas Bulletin, and
doubtless the Wings will use them both as paper
shields to ward off some Of the shot OF the enemy.
But here is the CIRCULAR
WASHINGTON, July, lS44.
SIR The position in which the friends OF President
have placed him BY the OF the late Ty
Ter National Convention at Baltimore leaves us no alter
native but prompt and energetic in his behalf
Whatever may be the result is duty to the President
and the country to make vigorous and unit
ed efforts Oganzaton each State and in each county
is Indispensable. An Electoral Ticket must also be at
formed and all other necessary and proper measures
To carry out esctualIy the purposes have in view.
it is also Indispensable that our friends rally in support Of
our Central Organ in this CITY, and also place the
and beyond the reach oil contingency Most our presses
under arising from that want Of gene
friends OF the and which was ake que 70
them, TO the cause, and to its friends We must there.
those whose position and whose relation to the Ad.
minstration authorises direct appeal to them, te
show themselves and manifest the sincerity OF their
adhesion the Administration by at coming up to
the Of presses placing them on permanent
israton be developed other mode can we complete
that organization necessary to our success and no
other mode proessed friends at this late period IN
the eecualy that their professions oil
friendship to the Administration not merely proes.
sons In this appeal true and genuine friends we
feel that there proprey in using other than plain
and Ineligible language, and that in other way aan
apply the pr per tests by which to judge the real
friends of the ADMINISTRATOR The time has passed when
professions alone can be relied upon and II those who
furnish other proof than professions should hereafter
be classed with and treated enemies will be
the fault. They have opportunity OF making seec.
ton Of their position Those who are friends in TRUTH
will their exerons and all the proper means to
it and those who would promote It have now an
opportunity OF furnishing the evidence that such Is their
end and AIM
May we, Sir, expect that you will promptly act upon
your own sense OF proprey and your
feelings towards our cause may prompt you
The following papers in your State arc in our judg.
ment entirely be relieved from their embarrassment
and to be placed on permanent basis by the friends Of
the Administration. Your obedeHt . re- ,t,r
Corresponding Secretary of the
Tyler National Central Committee
nv DEAR sia-At the earnest solicitation Of the leading
friends Of the President shall iasue Central Admins
tration paper Albany, called 1.-THE New York State
Republican, which, they say must and shall be sustain.
ed You therefore, requested TO enclose to my ad-
dress that place upon the receipt of this hat WiH
ibe therefor in addition 10 your subscription for me
Weekly for one year. or return hs Ca'e@a ana prospectus
'0u'' very HIRAM nfs2.Sp CUMMING.
The spirit and tone of this circular is most pecu-
liar and amusing The draft on the sreaL feelings
Of the friends OF Tyler evnces much tact, and the
intimation to those office holders who refuse to
contribute to the support Of this political black
mail newspaper to return the circular and prospec-
tus, is full Of meaning and intent. Many poor
devil who now holds place will open his eel skin
wallet and send five or ten on account while
others OF more wisdom will hold on, waiting the
action of the political tide before they part with any
spare funds to support third ticket. We shall
watch this confidential movement the second,with
great anxiety. Great times these-the contest thick
ems apace-and the Tyler men will be the death Of
us yet, with their infinite and ever varying fun and
humor.
The EMPIRE CLUB of this city turn out in grand
procession tomorrow night, to arouse the de-
mocracy of the city and county. They will be ac-
companied by Lothians excellent band, and the
display Of banners, empty cider barrels. coon skins,
and other emblems, will excite much attention.
The WING Mass CONVENTION of the river coun-
ties will be held at Albany, on Tuesday, the 9th
instant
They also hold mass meeting at Sing Sing to-
day. All the Clay clubs of the city 60 up in the
steamboat Columbus this morning at o'clock.
The democrats are preparing for mass meeting
at Newburgh, or some other Point on the river.
The democracy of Jefferson and the adjacent
counties, gather in mass meeting at Watertown on
the Goth inst. the democracy OF Oswego. at Mexico,
on the 22d the democracy of Onondaga the
oath, at SkaneateIes. Each of these assemblages
will be addressed by the Hon. Silas Wright. They
will, without doubt, be numerously attended
The Democratic State Convention of Massachu-
sets, meet to-day at Worcester to nominate Gov
ernor, Electors, &c.
The democrats Of this city assemble in ward
meetings next Tuesday, to select delegates to re-
present them at the Syracuse Convention, to nomi-
nate Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Electors,
&c.
THE NASHVILLE CoNvENrIoN.-Th will be a
tremendous gathering. The locofocos Of the south
west will be there in tens of thousands. "Od
Hickory" is to preside, and his appearance there
will be as that OF prophet arisen from the dead
All the great orators and leaders of the south and
west will be there The young democrats Of the
north will be represented by Mr.. Gansevort Mel
ville-a stalwar son OF the Empire State, and good
chip oil the hickory tree, if we may judge OF him
by The abuse which he shares with Mr. Folks
grandfather, and all the other subjects OF the polite
attention of the respectable party presses of the
wings
AMUSING. Sit is often very amusing to read the
bursts OF patriotic feeling which are occasionally
met with in the party papers, We think the Demo-
cratic journals blow off the gas in this way rather
more vigorously than their opponents The PIE