Mr.. Tyler'- Opinions.
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Tho Baltimore American republislcs from files of last
December, the following extract of letter, addressed by
AIr. Tyler to some gentlemen Of the Van Buren, party in
Charleston C. who in yiew Of the possibility of the death
Of Cen Harrison during hi- of service, asked for the
opinions of Nr. Tyler


The concluding portion Q; Mr.. Tycrs letter in answer
runs thus


Il unhe,itatngy declare it as my firm conviction that
VIM Henry Harrison qualified to guard aud promote the
liberties and happiness of his country because he the stern
and uufnchng advocate ot popular rights ana inc unco
prom. .ins oponcn of the bold and daring assumption '
powers which OF late years been claimed and exercised
by the Chief Magistrate Of this urion because he resasas
the public Offices of the country as created io the penet ana
advantage of the People and not for the political advantage
of the President and in that spirit, utterly denies the right
on the part of the President remove from ohce one WAC
is honest capable and faithful 10 the Consiutior % MIKE
wv for nohcr whose chief recommendation Is u be found
in his being noisy and clnnorou dcmngogue ana partisan
-ccau,e he would carry with hm into the Administrator
principles Of Jefferson and would require tho oicc-hoidefs
abstain interfering i'll the elections, and to beow
close attention their duties in place ol the acvc PARTISAN
ship which is now every where exhbted-becane he Is COM
mitted by his principles recommend and urge upon Con-
gress the adoption of such measures a VIII ultimate III te
committing the custody of the public to other hands
than the Pre-, c', eectualy separate the Purse
from the Sworbccausc he Is in favor OF economy IN the
public expenditures in opposition To that wisteul course oil
extravaganza which has caused the public expenditures To IN
crease in years from S30OOOOO exclusive OF thc pay
nent of the public debt si0,00OO0O annualy-oe-
cause he Is the sworn enemy corruption, and the lover OF
yrte-becausc in h election and BY his example, wil be
established and that greatest of all orns w:tfout
which the effort reformation Is hopeless VIZ tne 's
for all future time the Presidential OF service t" single
terur, four years-and because he honest man. Re
publican in principle and Patriot in practice might
find other reasons in the history of his past l he devo,
ted to the service of his countrybut haze fully answered
your enquiries.


Having responded fully and freely your enquiries, am,


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