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JUSTICE AMBROSE SPENCER.
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Facts which came to my knowledge satisfied
Ionersssme9 was erroneops and unjust
objects had been Inscribed TO. him with a sem.
blance but without the reality OF, truth. Be;
my own / have found no inecngruty that
could prevent hearty c6oporation On the
s sSs Of Ise pnsd
states Bank, where we stood shoulder to
shoulder. battling against the frauds and cor
mon ground and congenia principles. We
had together been Republicans OF the old
mon cause against the Adm ministration of John
Quincy Adams aud united our efforts to bring
avowed our opposition to SONS Of bis meas.
ures. and went into minority against the
party apd The m9ss popular e%Ssr Of
Sans had S boon on 'as ns fss test
With he notion Of being able to bridge DE over
New York. Tn this Mr.. Spencer was perfectly
sincere though with our knowledge OF his po-
doubted that from the moment he entered Mr..
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resist the temptation OF Cabinet position our
advice was IN acc aoeordp1ee M with hts @ wishes
hls stateroom listening 70 his p1Sgrem@e iO5s
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convert M Tyler, at least Mr. Tyler could not
The Nr,o YORK Tribune then Just started:
surprise to many. bnt we trust subject OF re-
voice in the Cabinet connsos, and no abler
and worthier hand could be found than our
With q wide and well established fame us
among the soundest and ablest American
Of p"rposs Sc and dignity OF aim rarely 'e enjoyed
at the age OF lS he was the private secretary
that early age wrote a reply to the address of
The LegIs,ahtute At in the Goyesncrs name which
in proportion p % to its numbers % in the State"
showed Weed an outline Of q speech that he had
designed to deliver at a Whig meeting. Weed
cratic audience. whereupon Spencer published
the speech IN a the form Of Letter. Spencer
%ed sayns t he "a obSox
ious 10 the President that his appearance In |
Washington would seriously eWharrass Wsn him
about the death Of his son. spenoer;, in order
not 10 vex Mr.. Tyler. would not 500 Weed.
IGNORED AND INsULTED.
When the big gun burst on the Princeton In
1S43. killing Secretaries UpsheT and Gilmer
and the father OF prssident Tyler's future
rotary Of State and spencer Secretary OF the
hs p.ce Was 1
spsp Ger had been practically ignored and In
Essd o y hs ns Hss
f. deDosd5
s'Sss ss eo1iy sS %
against Mexico. As he could discover no act OF
s1ss k Of public
and the next DAY 6e received persmpiory
iusal. and tnaI day he, sent in q written resis.
twenty.four hours afterward, having IN that
sh0rs w|1 sPaeS SQUARED all the ends OF his con-
The last day OF the session, Tyler Withdrew
the nomination OF heuben II: Walwqrth for
rmsa nooody, Thus GsaG1SSs,,y closed the
In the land. too Industrious, almost. to feel
domestic bsreaysmspt: ,o.. c..
for District Judge over Now York.
Vermont. and Connecticut, to succeed Smith
Among % tho those o Who Voted against Spencer were; were
gayard; Benton Berrlan, Chonte. Clayton.
aah Ras Mcbue SEVERE and
0hH ana hs Rss R
ssase s; III Bis "a smSi,ios was tIn:drIsa ANa.hss
great abilities. industry. and endurance curt
manners. and irascible temper. and before be-
Ing ten lered n position In Mr. Tyler Cabi-
treachery to the Whig patty more &c. ere than
Ter. M and fairly iayed the President iashine him
As with whip Of scorpions. yet after this Mr..
Tyler Tyler could offer him AZ tv and he accept The the
u Secretary OF the Treasury 1t Is but Just to
say OF him that he rendered the country inn
which he administered with ability, 40 iduity,
and faith.ulness .seltom egualled
since the days OF Hamilton" Henry A. Wise
THE HANGING OF PHILIP.
The hanging OF Philip Spencer by Com
nander Alexander slidell Mackenzie In 1843.
when his father was Secretary o: War. created
intense excitement throughout the country.
Young Spencer aged 10. was q naval appren.
leo on board the brig Somers; On the voyage
rom rom AlrGG d ~ the Pct ot msiiny Tns discov-
ined. A council OF officers recommended the
immediate execution Of three principals-Ap-
nandar Mack an ia mi On hia nm nniform