The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-12
LESSON ron THE PRESENT OAR.
The History OF Tyierisrn and the Destruction
OF the Mhiu Party.

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In 1910 the Wings swept the country, car
rying nineteen of the twenty six Stntcs. and SCI
curing two hundred and thriy-iour electoral
VOWS LOT Harrison and Tyler 10 SIXTY Tor ' an
Buren,. Thcy had u majority in both branches
Of Congress. and had complete control OF the
Legislature and Government Of New YORK.
iuuniu uiur his Inauguration HARRISON ulcu'
Tylcr's first message to the extra session as
scmlcd on the "a of May. was iul OF promise
Tor the Wings. He recognized the spccial meas,
urcs on which they had conn in. and invoked
Legislation in thor b'half Thcrr was no por-
tent OF the coming storm. but i came soon
was immediate: II WIS IN" urraymcnt OF
Tn" bend of tho Whig purity n4.ainst their
most cher shed prin,' plcs tho principles
upon which the campaign had been con-
Quoted and won. OF course the Democrats
Of his bipartisan course. They pra cod aim IN
their plp T. they had meetings IN his honor.
Even Van Buren,. the defeat ii Demo ratio can
dldut' Tor the Prcsd my, announced his ad-
nliration ipr the new policy. Several Of the
Whig mgmbgrs. Mr. Wisc among them. imbucd
with su ld'n lovcoi unpAr isanship, broke loose
from the ranks aud formed third party. The
Wings were very slow to accept the gage OF war.
Their most iulirious lead ~ deprecated con
nict they dcplOrrd tho din r"nrc oil this lucs-
ton. but hoped lor agreement ON others They
framed another currency bill following closely
the Presidents own suggestions. This. tOO.
WIS vetoed. hut accompanying tine veto WIS "a
ploa against party conflict. Almost piteously
the President pleaded:
It ha' been my good fortune and pleasure TO concur
wh ncn IN M mgasnr g,Ngcri ,h, 9na wn :hY,,'d
n' anxious desire that should uottc.
But Tn, breach could bee no longer avcrtod.
Thr conn lem e. OF tn party WI. Ton'-ansrr
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