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INsINUATIoNs AGAINST PRESIDENT TYLER
Sun insnuates that John Tyler, President of the
United States, has been doing great business in
speculation during the last four years This insnu-
alton refers to speculations in ofices-specuiation
in coal-mines in Maryland-and speculations in
various other matters and things by which money
can be made. The same journal intimated some
days ago that Mr.. Tyler had $200OOO out of his
office since he became Presidents assertion that
was very promptly denied by John Tyler, Jr. We
don't see, however, that John Tyler is accused Of
having speculated in Plainfeld Bank stock-or OF
having speculated in Lehigh Bank stock-or Of
having speculated in Ulster Bank stock-or of hav
ing specuated in Malone Bank stock-or of having
speculated in Jacksonville Bank stock Nor do we
perceive that "honest John Tyler has been charg-
ed with shaving poor mechanics every Sa-
turday night by dscounting notes for them at an
exorbitant rate Of interest We do not perceive
that John Tyler has been charged with specializing
in oil or any thing else of that description We
do not perceive that he has been charged with set
ting up separate and subordinate post office, and
picking upsixpences from the poor Irish people,
who paid the money under the impression that they
were sending letters to Ireland by the steamer,
when, in fact, he packed them on board some tran
sient merchant vessel. None of these charges are
preferred against Mr.. Tyler, and of course we don't
suppose that there is any foundation in them.