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U The Eadsonian OF Tuesday contains the
withdrawal of Mr.. Tyler foIa the Presidential
canvass, under his own signature. So that thing
is settled-and we presume to the profound salts
faction of every body. Mr. Tyler states that the
reasons for his accepting the nomination OF his
Convention in Baltimore were, first, that the Lo
co-Focos had made no public movement indca
tive of friendly feeling and that in consequence
he felt it to be his duty to maintain his position
unmoved by threats and unintimidalcd by dcnun
ciations'-and next an indistinct hope that th'
great question of the Annexation Of Texas nigh
in some way beautiful craftsmanship! y be con.
troled by the position he occupied Mr.. Tyler
then proceeds to give the Monster another
kick, after the usual approved fashion, TO regret
the defeat of his Texas and Zollvcrcin Treaties,
and to unqualifedly withdraw from the canvass,
He does not, however, recommend his friends to
vote for any body in particular