The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-04

sncrg them essenta achieve their contemplated
quisise that they have cont ro federal ID
ministrstion Gnd TO accomplish this, combnA Jon Of
personal interests must be eonufvsd 10 dissolve the sd
been Of party principles With ends Mr.. Calhoun
the actual head Of Mr. Tylers admin trs.on called .
convention of delegates, appointed BY the Office holders
with the Democratic Convention chosen to nominate
TO Mr. Tyler Tie Texas ques,,on employed
nsjory Of wticn had Teen instructed Mr.
Var Bu It's candidate for the Presidency The two
thiIe's rule was adopted 70 dei.st his nomination.
II IL now Svowtd by one Cf the South CaYoua de sga-
ton that Mr. Polk owed his DON iaa0n to Mr. Cahouns
friends Colonel Rekers and Mr.. Fl more, from south
Carolina ATTENDED IS delegates, and laid their credentials
the table but cid not become members, pre,efrng 10
stand aoot and net be bound BY the decsisn Of the
BODY. While exerting their Influence control the
su ey min sed that unless the man they would sup
port should become the ddse the Duhifers who
roo the rsxas mover &c .s would defeat his slectisn
Pet ges made al sces, and Mr. Polk was Domi-
na;ed- Blu, 70 make sure that the pledges OF Mr. Pos
friends would be i>hiuy redeemed Mr. ylers nemina
then hand and in session, proclaimed and bsd 10
10 be ref0teo 70 in OF fsiteriCg the part
10 his cabinet, managed this doate nomI alton
Pretcent in ssse, and President in to, for the same
place gives admirabe proof q his dexterity 10 po iA
power which be coaid enable Mr. Tyler 70 weld the
vote Of me South from Mr. Polk
ficns the nulifers might demand 81 the price OF Ar
Tylei's withdrawal, 10 secure Mr.. Poke ection.
The e.to- Of the Gote knew nothing Of the seere ne
Tyler, dnrIg the three months tina, Mr. tyler KEEP, the
fvld nor, neeed until after the inauguration u Mr.
Pof. He did not Understand why Mr.. Calhoun juss ~
that time got up public eetIgs through the Soatt,
clam ing from the Union onless the tar Of
1872 abandoned. IL the tocsn 10 draw on the
train bands OF nuhtcation, to enable Mr. Tgle- 10
threaten Mr., Polk with opposition in quarter The
EDITOR Of the GLOBE denounced this mOye0ent anu the
hcuns friends who were connected With them proessei
to be irencs of Mr. Polk Had not the GLOBE u San
course 70 show ,hst there was no collision betseen NJ
Polk and the authors of what oovnced the public the
election wouc have been lost. Mr. Calhoun thus com
PEELED the Glide to take tae course which pss,exe
fer Mr. Tyler TO complain Of its CONDUCTORS and TO 2pss
20 Mr. Polk to make pledge that it should not the
organ Of his administration in case Mr. Tyler withdrew &c
secure his election thai would appoint
able Mr.. Ca houn himself consideration the
sacrifice of their present prospects TO his
Ihis was the moce in wnicn Mr.. Calhoun reached his
grea. cetideratu. a, last he had de0 la Sipg
thorough combination Among the slave owners ef she
South animated IN his cAuse py the hope OF new con
quests and he had obtained 10 advance guaranty OF
authority The official organ Of the Executive,
hostage, to control the succeeding administration
to .be command Of the "f.,s erean Of tse
Washington will require some detail and proof fhi'
may tedious but all The existing troubles Of the
country are TO be traced TO the Reorganization AND over
threw Of rhst party and the substitution OF the
Of the pu'lifers in it's stead although prolx pefsona.
and come savoing OF egots, the develop 'nens
may be excused Is necessary.
Nj. Rves rays, in correspondence of his with Mr..
Richie in January, IS5l:"A gentleman of higs land
ing (Cs Pck-ns) warned nee Snd through me Mr. Eair,
that he intended to all honorable to gs no
Of him editor OF the Glide, account Of his oyposi
converfae betwsen Col Pickens and Mr.. Rives took
place in Washington. on his way home from the Balti
more Con,snton where ne hsd 70 sns nomi
Pickens paid witt 10 Mr. Polk, in Iennessee-but TO
prepare the way Tor ita letter was written oy Mr.
The pose of which disclosed in the following pas
sage Of letter from Mr. Polk General Sackson dated
My dear Sir received on enclosed letter
s1 ssns ,s O I'd IL
hand you this letter. sn6 who WI confer win you IN reg rd :"
es
honorable and reabe man with whom you may safe csn
TIE otect which Mr. Walker desires TO attain import
50 mpci Dc cscy hs GO not see now could write ca hs
. 49, ne Dsss Re sa
Mr. = The Inc Gloteo
Gose % CONTINUE s upon him or bis sduisirsaa
might put The vote Of
surely a. ss Il be can Sc IN: aced % cease zee h.. w.r
u aaa ne during me Of me
IL will lie seen tia. pothirg more Of the dealing be-
tweer NJ. Polk and MIR. Tvier's Cabinet was here
veaed than The wish ina the editor OF the Globe s3oulo
os need 10 cease his WAT upon the admins, 4tiop
during the pend.ncy Of the contest At as. the eli
stances, then concealed have since 10 light snow
ing II st bargain then struck, that the CUTE
hould forever and that organ. friendt Mr.
Csh 0un should be substituted for ibe Gb 1n-se dis
closures Ys indicated subsequently TO NJ. pok's
eecon by approaches TO General Jackson, to re;once
bIo The sbaLdt nment of the democratic organ which
he bsd established IT Washington ouiwafk Inst
the Vaccinations Of Mr. Calhoun 20 destroy the integrity
had been first devoted by him Not breath As " the
motives OF Colonel Piekens' visit to Mr. Polk (Which fol-
lowed in medatey after the letter OF Mr. Walker 10 Mr.
Pok. aiming The proposals of Mr.. fyiers adraw
a. vas suffered 10 reach the OF General Jasxson
but after ,heeecon in December, of design to
make chang in the organ reached him through Gene
raj Arrns,reng who sent to break it to hiu ene
rsi ARR strong though affecting 70 sympAthze ~ Gen.
Iscks ms feelgs and Wishes vas in fact, entirely de-
voted TO Mr. Pcik, and shared in all his colluf, with
Calhoun and Tyler and rewarded for it fret by the
rich consulate 3; Liverpool and resped his last atves
General jackson dvulges what General Armstrong repre-
sened but what was really the concocsed plans
settled upon by the coalon Of Ca houn Tyler AND Polk
in letter dated Hermitage, l4th December, 1874 in
o., mutual .n friend GsG RSseF
Ies-nsa Of come q cur democrats eaS
af
from g E and ,ss s r
- sa ,s
a. &c as g ne {.
s1 nm ss S as a. al e.
ss:,se :s1ss ON sSsss ss.. ,ss
to Be great men but win never reach ths. height
sepfssnt. nsIms.sD .s.ss ana WIN
M h s srs wssd @
it urless the have adopted bere sy
M S s h
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disciple OF hr
Tier. another project fa0t void Of good and
benefit The democratic tie other, wicked
proceeding from weak and experienced minds 1t lb to
bring about psrnershp between and Mr. Richie
proprietor, and Richie the edi,er This s
extraordinary conception coming from we'll informed
Lind experienced politician 1t s true Mr. Rrtie
experienced editor but sometimes off half oefore
he the whole gr)und ard does the
fore be sees his and them has Eres difficulty hack
into he track again. Witness HE
o: the deposits and bow much injury he did BEL got
into be rghi track again. Another a pas he made vhen he
eft with Rves the
the sse feepDg Of the public special depo in the
sMte wbere he duec could
be security special deposits corrupt banks than
in aefes dec sits ard was some time before this alb
surcity could be teat out ef his mind.
Thete vsoIary Of wha call weak poll cians
who wish become great by foolish
changes Pc neieve viii stick by faithfully; should
not be But have fears but that he will
berg fden daily of this may have
his power down. or hing know Gen. ,ng
myte with o., Influence via stick by you the
rot II liberty anne nsmes bu. you will be able by silent
thoee cerned, The
nation OF The Madisonon It'll Mr.. Rhets paper will
cree attempted opeson carry out Mr. Tye's
samnsrsu m ard .Upt the sdninistra on pa
per Under Pol ershp between YIN