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" Men rarely love a ifassoh ''sNI
% forget 10 dospiso iho lrailo, vi vi


cod ~ " by any means olea,. Nv nW %


Ieleclion ffomihe Whip, wha h,1. l.a' p Ni


lin ~ ho position which gave pAcs
Powof 20 harm, Nh Tyler /, on,,,ln m
20 tho usunl g0oj troalmen, sa. ,,.l ''r
pollcy OF war accofds to do,s,,o,'


lcsofl yoluniafll y Is uao Thing, ~ ,,'. !. d
" scoufgod out Of tho rns, . "ht
tho conp and then Driven o,o, Y"
lnemy ns tho only place Of roG,. " NJ
,lheG and a very different Inn, alI
whom Tho person thus expelled ~, a"I
self already a dcsor,or In N, oa., ,a quo
camp from tho side to which ho '' I, "
again ANONYMOUSLY driven bnck..,,,o' a. ,o'l
his prolonged continuance there n, ,,' .u,'
lime Of that expulsion, has nvoIv,i


itself the crosses, treachery to ,hs W
from which he again suppIica.c, a ,si, sg
1t canno. bo pretended that aov ~.
strong case is mado out FOR a yerv c,,i |
welcome. This is no overcboroolI I !"
ture of Mr.. Tyler's position. Nv


In the year 1910, wha, Whiro WA |
ged the renegade (" Virginia Repubic,.s |


Nay, not only was he a Wing of ,bs


tensest sort but he was peculiarly onl,.
excellence, Henry Clay Whip Ts |
"A Harrison Wing, or a Scott VIII


that time, means comparatively Intls


nothing, TO be Clay Wing was rl


the deepest aud strongest neaDoy


There was no non committaIism ab,,


the bold Kentuckian. His name ,ons


constituted as distinct announcemen, Of,


system Of political doctrine-and poi6


cal doctrine Of the worst sort--as cmg


have been conveyed in any form offered


or catechism. And in the Convention III


1910, Mr.. Tyler was so furOusy frenI


to the Sc election Of Mr.. Clay, to be TN
Presiden tial candidate and national repr.


sentative Of the Wing party, that as hn


been subsequently proved, it was to h


bitterness of his lamentations For Csys
failure of nomination, that hc parIv
owed his own selection for The Vice Pre-
iden&


We should not have made this ha
alone, "perse," the foundation oih /
charge against Mr.. Tyler, Of having been
called a " renegads Virginia Republican


if he had not, by the paIpablo corruption
Of his subsequent course, reflected upon /
his position at that time the cIeare, o
lights by which to read his character and
conduct. In his jealous Clayism Of that /
day, there was no honesty Of convess
tion, from what he had Of old proesSt
He was shining against great light, and |
he knew it. He has subsequently, when
ambitious interest prompted a different
course, thrown himself back again, with
an ardor Of Republicanism reiuVisonted
by its long intermission of repOse, apan
the old principles, and the old party |
which he was then betraying With no
to withhold from Mr., Tyei
charitable judgment even, nevertheless
the disguised and unblushing excess d
the political corruption which has rioa
through his administraiion-now, hapr
ly, exhaling its last breath-has b@i
such as to compel justice, in the inerpSs
alton CT former equivocal conduct, to ei
cept in all cases the worst CONSTRUCTS
as the more probable truth.


The history of Mr.. Tyler's admins
trstion may be briefly summed up. hI
coming Acting President by accident, b,
po lar star was second term. Wlthth'I
view he first, in conjunction with wei
ster, aimed at an amalgamatlon OF MI
Ties, until ii became evident that neth'i
Wings nor Democrats would have any
hing to do with such scheme. The Tor /
mer party scourged him forth from any
place among them; while the latter SI
sternly and contempluously DENIED nm
ldmittance even with the uttermssl very
IF their gates. Then, aud not I'LL iN'l
lid Mr.. Tyler adopt, as the next TACK
his policy, the effort to force or Guy Nv
way into the Democratic party by patron
,ge and Texas, @
hoping TO throw US into such confusion
% create at least probability, II ooIm
,essity, of rallying upon him tor re,sT. =.
ion, as the only means Of aysf'lag !"
worse evil of the election OF Clay hen% I
his convention al the same place anu ur -,
With that OF the Democratic PaFy. ~
his hope he cTung long and desperately \.
i'll the ridicule'of his position became y, ~
Olerable, even TO the proverbial 'aIus 4...
i himself and his family: ana ,nVl nl
months after the nomination oil MT, .d Va,
le last withdgaws, only after an ae,r 'nI.
y transparent attempt to make, oy I"pv l,v
ID understanding with some Of OUT parg aox.
he best terms Of capitulation IN a's Ppsa
r for office holders. This is the p'S
'utline o. Mr.. TyIer's administrator.


ANEcporE celehrated Eng llsh preaV"