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lfat Nsf X nes we're tseaEly aII arranged, tlisir e6npas- tioa being along prevented by ihe denth of Mr. Upshur and the appolnimeas of an ad- jnnct commissioner to Mr. Van Znnds by Texas, have no Feason so believe thai '1thc itiasise vas taken, and when the prslimius- holders of stock or owners Of land1 knew anything of what was going of--since secrecy was eni0ined as inaiispeasably nec- essary 10 avoid awakening into action what VIC hsd reason to expect, q more sBhsle and stiii mt,Fc acslve intrigue on the part of other governments. in order to countervail us So much have fels myself eonssFnined io gay, with view to true history of the measure in is origin; and trustthas what have said will be sufficient to relieSe aAe minds of the respectable editors of the Inielligeacer of the impressions uader which they have seemed so labor and to which shey have given ut- teranoe.

 Az 10 the thousand and one aewspapar paragraphs, which would fam persuade the country that Twas in leading mriaRs dnring my term of service, firsa under the influence of this man, and then oF that man, ! care bat little, and quite as indifferent am b the declaration with which sometimes even the Senate Chamber has sssa favored, thas nay administration was weak. Weak ] readily admit t io lave been, n the number of par tisans on the 6ooT of Congress; bat U was strong enough fo cary it's measures; and so illustrate most thoroughly the fact, thai 10 keep three departments of the government sepasaie and distinct, a0 Executive influence in Congress, no congressional powers iu he executive, and the Supreme Court perfectly independent of both, is not only wise in theory, bu. sound also in practice Meas ures are then alone considered; and that Executive may justly be regarded as strong est, which, without paEtisans, was enabled to carry through nearly all its measures, and even now subjects some of iis opponents 10 the necessity of making speeches n public places n order to explain away the reptg- nance fell. by the country 10 their opposition to those of most importance

 l am gentlemen. with great respect, yours, &e., J. TYLER