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than is required to pay the expenses of the govern
ment and the debt The revenue and the expenses
Of government should be adjusted 10 each other,
just as are the income and expenditure OF pru-
dent and honest man. All the declarations, asser-
tions and absurdities which We see In the wing
prints, are merely the rawlings of political fanati


csm; without justice, reason, moderation, or COM
mon sense They are just as ridiculous and as
contemplate as the insanities Of Mormonism, or
Fouricrism, or any other ism by which silly and
weak minds are agtated from year to year and
century TO century.


Come AT LAsr-THE GREAT Mass RATIFIcA-
TToN TYLER MEErINe.-This extraordinary and
curious assembly is TO come off, as we say in
spor,sman's phrase, some evening XXI week, ac-
cordng to the bulletin Of the State Central Private
COMMITTEE.


A great deal OF inquiry has been made in rea-
tion 20 this meeting, as TO where aud how it was
10 come of, and what it was TO be; and we be-
lieve tha', generally, when a neighbor asked
neighbor these questions, the faces OF both were
covered with smiles. No doubt, the meeting next
week, if the weather be pleasant, will be one Of
the most curious we have seen. 1t will be the
6rst ratification meeting held since the famous
Tyler Convention in b llimore, and will,
doube6ly, have some reference 10 that assemblage.


But one OF the most curious results will be, that
it VIII deveope the prodigious split, which now
exists in The T. Ter party OF this city, between the
conservative Post Office set OF Office holders,
On one side, and the young democracy, who go for
Tyler, Calhoun, and regular nominations. on the
orher. II will be observed that the call Of this
meeting is addressed to all democrats who are in
favor Of union ticket that is TO vote for the
electoral ticket, with the mere endorsement
Of Tyler or Polk, as they may fancy. To this
movement is opposed the rump Of the old broken
North American Trust Company and the CONNER
cial Bank. They 60 for a separate ticket-sepa-
rate knves-separate forks and separate sp0ils OF
all kinds. No doubt they will be on the ground
with great force, probably as many as half dozen,
and opposed to them will be at least thirteen or
fourteen of Mr.. Dery's forces, making altogether


twenty fighting men. great many good wings
and good democrats will be also on the ground OF
course, to see the SPORT for the fight will doubtless
be terrific. 1t will beat the last dog-f fight at Kings
bridge all to pieces. What adds much to the in


erest is the fact that John Jones is in town training
| the combatants. We have not heard what he
feeds them with, or whether he approves Of the
raw beef diet. But we suppose he gives them
something "green,'' for John Jones is sa whale
| at green's


We don't know who are to be the speakers, but
we shall have full report of the proceedings in
next days paper, with etchngs, illustrations and en-
cravings, If our half dozen artists can possibly get
up any thing Tor the occasion. AS this will proba-
oily be positively the last appearance Of the Tyler
party on the stage in this city, and as the occasion
will afford fine sport to all who want little excite
ment in this hot weather, we suppose there will be
a toerable crowd. Bets are two to one that the
Young democracy will outnumber and outlick the
rump Of the old broken banking companies.
CUSTOM HOUSE MOVEMENTS new Collector
mas made movement yet in relation to appoint
nents TO office, except those already recorded by
IS. We understand that the applicants are very
numerous from both parties, and that the book IL
exceedingly full. but that the Governor will not
IN single app ication until he is satisfied with re-
-pect to the merits of the candidate.


La the mean time vast number of the Tyler ad-
ssers, counsellors, patriots, dcators, and so on,
have arrived in this city. Among them is John
Jones and various other elements of the Tylerparty,
who are in state Of great confusion, and great
doubt, and great uncertainty. According to the
| most probable accounts it seems that Captain Tv.
er since he has carried the measure of annexation





York, 8 become so well satisfied with his position
hat he has quite given up the idea Of Presiden-
lal canvass This is the account of John Jones.
Another statement has been made to the efIec,
hat the influence OF the Post Office cliqle, and
hat Of the great negotiator, Colonel Graham, ha.


een thrown overheard. II seems that the gallant
Jolonel-crrtainly fit agent in such maters-was
ne chief instrument in negotiating The annexation,


ot Of Texas but Of Gardner's Island, aud that the
captain, having carried the measure, treats tn.
| gent as all agents have been treated from time
mmemorial, and will have nothing further to d.
| With the North American Trust and Banking Com
| ,toy, connection with which he not unreasonaby


'npposes would rather hurt his reputation.


According all appearances, therefore, C )nsiderne


The bubbing ofthe Tyler pot, and the furious kissing
md fzzing of all the elements, we think there will
complete re organization Of the Tyler party by
| Il xt week-lhat twohirds of the present Custom
Iouse officials will be turned cut neck and heels
| hat great manv of the sound young democrats
| vii be put in-that Tyler and all his friends will
| 90 for Polk and Daas-that perfect union will
| ,e eected-that there will be only two candidates
and thar, after all, the chances Of Mr.. Clay will
;oatnue the brightest II such important result
| the election of Mr.. Clay should happen, we musl
~ to bear up under it as we'll as we can, and we
rather think the country will do the same. rs
| MOVEMENTS OF THE "NATlvEs. There is a
| good deal OF stir amongst the natives" just now
! One section is anxious to run separate Congress


,iona ticket whilst another and the strongest OBJ.


ect to this and go for running State ticket, with
he view OF effecting an amendment in the State
Constitution to meet their views. This latter


course is the most judcious policy, and will likely


revail An effort is also in progress tore-organize


he Executive Committee which had got rather


Troublesome. The re-construction of this body


will put new face on the movements of the party,


ind may increase its efficiency.


All these movements, however, have reference