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OJEI President Tyler has como ont in
defence Of himself against the charge ol
being influenced by holders Of Texas scrip
or lands, in tho measure Of annexation.
IIo says-"I'hc plain truth is, saw no.
thing bu, the country aud the whole eoun'
try." Doubiless-and whilst his es ES.
cellency was sstipg all this, he did not fail
10 hare his cyc on a certain White House,
beautifully situated on tho banks u the
Potomac, in a certain city called Wash
ington. But bis hobby was taken lFom
him. Mr.. Polk mounted upon it, and spur.
red into the Presidency, and In his prose.
ouiion Of Mr.. Tyler's views he now sees,
not only tho whole Of his own county, but
the whole Of Mexico.