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 GREAT TYLER MEETING AT ROCHESTER,

 A haudbill calling meeting Ot tho Tyler men of inc ciIv was circulated in ROchcSeera few days since, causing many surnIiSeS as to its origin. and the designs of its authors. A meeting however, assembled at the time spS- <ified. and a Mir. E. B. Wheeler, lawyer and full bIooded loco loco, was appointed Chairman. Several persons were chosen Secretaries, but all declined 10 act, except young whig, who consented to serve, Provi- ded he celhd be permitted to sing CLdy SoNg before the meeting adjourned! This was agreed to, and the " meeting went on"-and queer meeting it was. A committee, how ever; was at length appointed 10 bring m report and resolutions, and they attended to their business, as will appear by the extracts For example the report says:

 "But shall such opposition intimidafe fh' President! John Tyler knows his duty pct ter His march is onward in the great heid of experiment! The anathemas of Congress fall unheeded upon his ear. The groans oi a suffering country move not thIS American Coriolanus! Proud and uny ielding, he stands firm and undisnayed upon the lofty pedes- tai of executive right. He will never yield to change, unless something can be made by it."

 r The resolutions arc worth cnpying en- tire. They are as IOItONSs NHu' uu>a uc PC- culiarly gratifying to the distinguished ST- ginian. RESOLUTIONS.

 Resolved, Therfor. th't we neminate John Tyler for the office of Prf<ident in lS4A and Martin Van Buren tnv Vice President wishing the latter Tyler's luck.

 Resolved. That the tirmness with which the President has resisted the attempt os Congress to" head him." exhibits an mdoni- table courage, worthy of the best courage in Chrisaendonl.

 Resolved, That the withdrawal Uf confi- deuce from the President ey mere majority of the Congress of the United States. exhi- bits an uuwarran,able disregard for vast accommodation of wisdom, and a lawless at- tempt of snoci.erns 10 think and act for them- selves.

 Resolved. That the records of all past his tory do not furnish the example of another soch q man as John Tyler, and we doubt whether the history of the future ever will.

 Resolved, That in our opinion, John Tyler did not shed tears at the defeat of Henry Clay at the Harrisburgh Convention. Resolved, That by the appointment ot