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A Toast PROM JOHN TYLER IN 1s39.-'PlI-
grim Presidents and Travelling Cabin ets:-
The fruitful offspring Of the second Presiden-
tial term. One term and no reelection
will not the popular suffrage decree il in
Io4O7'


That the ProvidentiaI accession Of Mr..
TYLER to'a whole Presidential term, lacking
only thirty days, did not bind him technically
to renounce the idea Of future election TO-
that place, we admit; but every honest man
will feel, that cOnstructively and morally. it
was treason to the faith implied in the above
recited toast which he sent to the wings Of
Southampton, Va. in 1899, to entertain such
an expectation.


John Tyler knows as we'll as all men do,
that the principle and object Of one term, " Is
to prevent the mischief resulting from the
plans and powers of an incumbent Of the
Presidential chair, to secure bis reelection.
The principle applies with all It's force, and
with aggravated power, to the present incum-
bent.-True Whig.