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ROBT. TYLER.


Robert Tyler here states that neither he nor his
father knew anything OF the publication before il
appeared This denial will 60 for what it is worth
Tyler acknowledges that he was the means of plac-
ing Mackenzie in the Custom House, and no one
vii believe bnt that cid Tyler and young Tyler, and
all their conf eratcs, had some knowledge of this
most extraordinary movement, in order TO destroy
the Van Buren, dynasty in this State They NAV
deny il much they please but the public will
believe just much Of il as they think proper In
deed, according to Mackenzie's own satementpub
lshed under his own hand, which we have given,
there be doub, that all the leading politicians
Of the Custom House knew what was going on,
iust as well as Mackenzie himself and if all the
leading men Of the Custom House knew what was
gong on, and the character of these letters, as it
appeared they did, for noaths before they appeared,
hardly resist the conclusion that Tyler knew
Of II too. No one indeed, will believe the contrary.