MR.. TYLER.
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We copy in this paper, from the * Madisonan, -
a correspondence between Mr. TYLER and Com
mittee of Kent county, Virg., in which the Presi-
dents determination to support the Constitution
and reject National Bank is again so plainly in
dcated, that whiggery may give up all hope on
the subject. The denunciations of Federalism
have not served unsette his purposes, while the
"light reflected from burning efges has only serv-
ed to render the path of duty more plain" So the
attempt of federalism to ferTify where they could
not wheedle has entirely failed. 1t must be very
entertaining to those "whigs" who voted for TY-
LER rherefore, without why or wherefore" to


find all their demonstrations Of hostility produce no
more effect than if "nothing had occurred" The
denunciatons of whiggery are indeed less than
nothing g-whether levelled at President TYLER or
at the immense body of republican frcemen, who
are rising in their strength to prescribe limits to
Federal inhuence-the limits of dinner parties,
rows and sprees.