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MR. TyLER's wITHpRAwAL.-Mr. Tyler has withdrawn from the Presidential canvass, His let ter, announcing the fact, is upon our fourth page. We commend its pensal to every one. IL is able

 eloqnent--and. above all it is truthful. Those who know us, know very well the high estimation in whichwe have ever held the talents, the integrity and the patriotism of John Tyler. He has never done but act to disturb faith in him. and that was his temporary association with the Wings, in lsio. His subsequent course has amply aloned for that obiquity; and sincere in the belief that few men have ever lived to whom the country owes heavier debt of gratitude, than to John Tyler utraists of both parties have grossly misrepresened and traduced'him. The s'sober second thought" of the people will do him justice. The Whig papers afraid to publish his letter-the National Inte- gencer has refused. Ii contains plain statement of truths which the Wings are afraid to circulate. Let Democratic papers spread it before the people.

 