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rtM" the ct r tl le a CvCTti. Cttw UiUj TV? wvfvw-ewt, y ir & lfeM tt ? few; Writios SKweof ssifr ed -brwiheed ie4d Lt 1-" . kaLlKr Uck U tae.saewtt. They knew tka .Tu.. of iW fc-svl wrr. oppo.d UXn' ??L. tt.h-errirThal biUr their q-arrel wk Mr. A W. . .. . r u.-. k La J A,m. Vmm1 tfc. from hi oatulcacet aft ft as at of pew. fWuUe-s, ho W. bad iatrftd tV la the pobUe priut. with iTwoTrf duty--linl-- statement1--"rJbBf tiocutn.U- fcd VnmWk ft of troth- rerhep. ther (Lid mm ftTA futcm their Uu d iKtTMV of theory; ocp.of inieU.et.hih.iftohr ' tho Ewtiv. t. the poopW through tho pmi, pewaed, for the mo put. torougit im k.nntud Jexiriuk ajul were copied i coptcu ititw ui .fwr e lonr the ecknowkdired otcm of the etietmir .lnjitratio." But, the en rxaa.ii conduct of the Benale teceie to have irritated thrie beyond ell bound of inodera-l tiont awl (1 tironir npie or taetr ftaaeeMm, dnrinK tle laM autumn, bore recently a-um . AA..A mwL. 11nw11.il an) caat. 1he pnwiiw"---i . : I J "e- - - w drajoone" to too Coalition. There te aome.. thing more, howervr, in the preceding een. trace.' whifh dende our aortert "-The J'rrakUtit oated waaWif, aa4 with mrtksm rrprd V the pokl-e kvierect, OMf M the eiaccaTca of hi rleetioe io the anpoiotiBeut of the tpeere A preaide over the different departmenU of the rmmmtnt, and repreacut W eountry niruuf What " regard to the errevmtaneet of hi elee U.a Moht to kava bulnecd him to appoint the nffiarr who Biwudra orrr the Uepartaent of State' Ttreanaa he rettekretl the oAee at bit hmitUr Thia, wa-prrrjrue, is "a rood.-eaaom." VpoA reeaon ought to be like rnnd rule, thrr weRht to work both way, m.-.ehen, did Mr.C make Mr. A. rYMent? IIeha.1 a"rodraon--for doin ao, tl he ktd fiuth in Mr. A' " karin reran) to the circumtiancet of hit elor.t ion. " Datra are omrilcoe the timet." ' Aak th lntellicencer when did the ctreainatan cea" traDtnire, whieh " ciarWd the esiatenee of .mm mrmnivil ahbetUioH to the Drear lit admuua- trHtiuo. the obiet of whkh la to put it down. lit or wrotiff.-l lie eepiy 1 rrrtm mum- a." And wrml were tneyr inarepij u, rote lt we Bowne ot umj vi, o, ra i.barnlau lat. lor a pruuer m w uk rtfrnorable Ar, hen. Mr. Pofr tJreee reeeived .1 .mm and Mran. G. and s. but X J. Stranre: it, thia new lirfit nerer broke epen them, tdl that trrenltul moment The eKn w on the re of diituiutioet mceiimv .efter hwatnre bed 'teen diMretsed, :rote after rote taken ami no .atricture unon their acUi no I' iff 01 organised opnoaitinn exhibited, ot that celebrated tote which iopanfcxed Ui intpreatt ot Aleaara, t. ami .-wh- all at onee their erea are ow ned, and ti.o onrnniifd , jMilion hreak m upon their Vicw.Th's nulihe tiiinM had been rmii'nf for wmlht with eiie auiiii ttie tipoauionj, tne onnrit.eipled Opponition-rbut nerer entd the ee Sobratcil eote far a Vrinter to the Senate, did the fintvlllgeneer bdiere in an orfnd oppriaition. .That there i an oppoaition to the present admi ldawnt',, rt'quiret no fhost .to enme from the jrrave U diselote. , -The administration baa forfeit ed the eoitTit eiiee of tlie cmmtryi and in due aca. 'aon irtt'y wOl ju cihably 5o.ilht thia j the case. Thae who dn not like , w31 attempt to arrett 'all h bad meaauree nd when the election eontet on, they will manlft'lt thrlr trpjoaKlon at the bai ' lot-bone Unfortunately ir the "eswi'mgad Ki'mirt ration," there are member ef the 8ente, . at a majorKy too, who will be eetnated by theae . prHieiplea but thna &r, and a further 1 km it i ,ot tic, the IiHeMieeaeer woujd insimiau-, that J,ey are determined to aret the roranKrc of the adoi'miMnttirm, right or wron(r, by fair meant or by foul. The admlnktitition will be put down by ' the people, not " right, er wrongt" butheeauae 'the i,mmirtrtten fcwronj."1': Aa to h mea "enre, they will receive In the Cenate that opport . to whirh tliey are entitled. ' 1 Another " a' the time" in, that a it ia the . -vte for ti.e" 1rintiir:of Ihe Senate, whkh open 1.e cje of Mettra, O. and t. ao it i unfortunately ;the fnembcfr ho tock theV roott active part in the bnninew; who h therefLn l-niBed by the InteUJgencer to the tlistmrlion" cr being " the head and rejwi?titatiTeH of the . organised op. Jionitlon. i'.StiU hnrn(c upon toy r.anRhter'W Wtill dwr.llinu tipoo tlie Printer of die Senate! v Va! unfortunately lor Mr. Van Buren.they have ." taken moit Tnortul ofUme at hiro; for rotii.t; a kmX thmn, m 1 mnkitif; the .rHov jng remaik, Whieh (hey rrport hi their ownpapert : l , I Ic lutd lns bee of opinion he odd, tliot the public intret might be promotetl,, the condition if, the r,, a wtf JSre a tlrrovgho the Mtra-1 proved, '.tnd respect for the Senate, and melt the beit results from urh provkkin es 4he ' tiat'i; i.t the ubicct waa toscehtihle ot v t ThisWrnark lainadeiha anhieet ftfmneh ahnae '! A dennnemtion apdnst Mr. V. B.luflievariou!BiinD-!ini- in the strife.. If we lant-h. occasion, -wailfhj;. fl.eir nnnanpt ucaimv( iijtj Tiimj arpt t "fry TISVB Kent ihis nWiivritMud end able num eontantly before -their roatlerav end have spnlteu 40 him terms of dctrnctl",Jwhkh evmee mote anger than eour tey. What fe there in the aliove -Jew Hues cut W w l.it-h the eilitors make so much eomroeii5ryf ' "The plain EnKlisU of k is, that by jtidSeiou altri-a- , tion In the h elating to the public printing . .throngbout the Union, the pnblie 'interest will be promoted and the condition bf the press hnnroved. 11a eiilo will dwWe whether Mr.V. B.be . , einl or wrnng, -I,.-! . - . . 1 . .1. At present we know there are. " , . . . o ...- . . 1 . rnaket tl-i .ejection and change, thr-' printers at hit discretion. ,Hn h been -eharged in Congres aviih eppointmi neh only as n&f-r the Admi- Ikistretioni .It is aiot denied tit the printing is often given to Uie newspaper- whH'h lia the arnnllMt rireulation. A teneinl la w diiTetme that -' the public -money thus to be paid out for public scrtfces, should .not be given to particular parti v -n, but he so- disponed of a to consult the -public g-imT, is certainly railed iV-by the public 'faterwrt. 'Chanjfe the limde of appo'intmentf let the Printrr be independent if tho P.TOentive, and s there wnitd be no angrr of his teeim.an undue biat towards thrt nartkulnr brAnt'i of the Govern- 5ncU . lie wonht, at all events, be exempt from . Thim as wishing t ,onsnize,'andl regulate" rthe pnblie prcsa, anu that they frvtrt, with the -wsr-al lmlicnris mock grftvily a?ainn the revival f tbeli',""s prmrfa'e of the old Seilition Law." the ruitors prol.-ss to report Mr. . H'sworde .eorreetly, nd yet mere not a lhihle liko rtf tjiijweiWflrerwd. - Surelr.theiiegenUemen in their pawiontfe agilstkm and .alarm, have for? written what it difa' te themaei tea and their reader. ; Av'ben thrr ws-re'declaimi.ig sbont tb nbsurditf of ,rh,rr:y nrernuthepres m.rr imXttoiltott. ,ouia noi,iii arranKement ne . part Of it, composed ot Member Of the oppo wumn ir w muiirou, m woicn uiey wc twienlaVd to iVMW the conation. f the Press .;,; whirh mlaa an of tho UraihoM nr. ' ttill "judge of them by ,ieir meaturev" AVould the reader believe lhat Alossr. 1. tt S. another acted as Secretary &.e -DaTe ,.ouua tntm S00-.- ere party terms'" Immedfe-tely after -noting the remm of Mr. V. 'e a J eo. a. 00 t ww,ld ta U,d "d influenW! whh no tt ut.".- S..J .i;iw..i u public questions aisctisseu, ana me minonty ,rt Tm;,,i. i,.n. .. did hey th.! d,trme of Jl, oTrmamg' a - rcHtins" the w-AjiV labor and capkHlof lhretMinw? t "Bur, methinks, while they are attempting to set "Mr. Van Buren up as a target to aim ' at, the might Jiavft xeculectd tbat he vu -!.........;.,..-..' I. . ..... . v ' t1 . ::..-. , , etf Uff InLCTOreLaiJOa. M.t free, ttrt IUpt-l, -rt wrowf.- to hokl hint p ..iWewAkWa fx scheme, for tho JrTt of d-p.cbnr. h.r a. U -head sd rpeut,. mmiihI an new Hon. . Th sfrnniwemt of Mr. Cla s cwnduct toward, the - .nrpud tab cu- pared witft tt sac o sw.oroy w , toMr. V. B of rift lh eoolrsdktftry s.iU art held op to la j.WUT Ju prod, effect. Now the rw marks of Mr. V. B ere ta esaet with ihtobjofGeBodb-thlh. i,.t rrpolafo. of the words rwsfceer.r. h. totellirier make mi list use, wan pu r-r - ciiv.v w - - ------ - Nana hot School hot or to o frrlitrocd . . ! .1 .i. . J...:.. 1 1 tlo trick Ike thee? Cm een ti.e W.pe- .. . . :- ... ai iu Bemiw J1" " and " rcarnt" such if erupt' . 7vmrJiiL. -V 1. conckjdee oHJl a CO- lamtnlaUft, J. eole V; ' emient eonnectioo, rceent waociaUora and prrnul attachmenta.- But U1h the loa, of their - old friewjd Dickmon, the incorrupti&ie i 1L1.1.J RLl MiAn tit. iiuiiimmtiKlii Macon and Smitli of. C.Denton ofcapa- C. Denton ofcapa- U0(U miml, ana unerwuer, oi Dium nonrny, . . . ... .. . M Hud ' othera" ftJl, HI loat for erer! Meaur: 0. S. ear. to doubt, with mucft aincent- of fcet'mx. "ft ft reaffi lamentable mbjtct f fntempLtio. It grieved ut U $fe," h. AU the tear are khed aiparently, bceaoae of the exutenee ot an orgaoaea oppoanam w me prr - ent atlnunhtratjoa, the object of ltkb is to pot oon mi w tTo.f-.uw .tU , mere njcctioo or theae etutorai m pnnteraio. the Senate, lud no .fTect upon their 6W-In- deed, they toll M wkb a magnanhnnu atrut, aa 'r . 1 ... r ..:..H.llii lu.i.1 oont Knit, aa UTT tdt WII V VCW'B wwt... v.k..m, that " the ftaeUrn vkm in ittelf an tmimjttrtant tne. wAotfa wnwwrtAe 4f thfeial ntlice, and .' toAicA W eert.tinly thoM tttver haveinxted the attention tf nr reatler, lutor the eruti ration hich tt for :hejliit time dUckued, co. O IM "'rJn" tare not for tho, affair) it lathe "eXMin-Art- minrtratkw" right or wron, that we tremble for r hat a the marine" to thit! We eonRpatulate Mr. Van Harm on the diatin gniihed honor that have been o fteely at.rded to him. llarine it front euch hih authority ww ought not to doubt that bp dcatrvct them all.' So powerful i hi influence, that "aneieut eon neetion. recent ataociationa. - peraonal attairt- menta'eterT thine taecad anioiior men: ll,all are "melted into pdn air before'' "liitmufclu warn ilarteJiov mueen 1 t w nere are wc r a to be found a new essay trom tne latu convent Hare we rot back hio the dark age of the world, 1 to the'AdminiatintioD, tinder (the head of " I'o whea tricks and spell, were the primnm mobile i litkal Priiicinle. " ' The keen percou ion, eon of every thiug human.' " The Great Magiciao" , tunimji seal ami honest indignation of thete hcre must be a qui at hideous monester in tho eye of totbre hoodwinked, eonl, and totuntent editors, is Mesar. O. tt S. Nothing but die infatuation of truly astonishing! The 'printing of the SeiiaUi some magie spell could hate mducou such sage, mustcettahily be of aa opiate cliai-acter, that e men to ruth to heedlettly epon a being potscM- uj, not suppose, or Uie connectioo bet ween nie ed of Inch mysterious power. ! respond hrinciple, at rashmgton, mast amount to Yet, Mr. V an Buren will (careely thank them identity.' If tlie opinion started in the signs of for the compliments whkh they jwy to Aim at the times" and subsequent publications, be aor- tho expeuae of hi principles... Tlity tonfcEl thnt M with talent .enough to be a gi-ett man, he hat the maimer of a gentleman, and an enviable private character. Jt u only of his potitkid nrm ciplea,bis notions of party discildjfle,nd the man. ocr in 'whkh he hasbiught tbem both to bear upon )lie present' state of publio affairs, that we mean to speak." They afterwards ascribe all his eiertion to an arobition-of making himself Viae Pitisident of tlie U. S. Titer rev.rewnt liis distin guished colleague as ''yielding all the inclina tions of their hearts, along with the conviction of . v . .. . .1 1 . - I .... . their reason, to the grand political scheme, by winch tlie tote ot Maw Xork 1 to be tecureil to the newly organized party, and, as the price of it, Mr. Van Buren tatolbe anything be please." We give credit to theae Editor for the Ingenious maroHUm.. hv which thev would aow the apila of jealousy between Miv Vnn Bui-en Vand hi friend and tHecetfM cmprtifr. Mr. Cathoun" ondie .her-. The manosurre doe not end herei for, it is calcu- Inted also to touch tliepri.le ol $iew York, by persuading her that he' h ready to barter her vote for the gratification of hi own ambition. - The policy of Uie bkk Would, indeed, be more adroit, if die attempt was not so absurd. For what proof is there that he is to be run a Vice Presi dent ? i What- evidence exists of the fact ? The nominatioii of Mr. Gallatin did not aeeure Penn sylvania to Mr. CrawforuV-nof dil thai of Mr 5" " f0 JS? . 1 ora to Mr. ciay. At tne lie Rcmtblkans will jro for the lency. ,"Thcy will eot pretend to tamper or 1. leirraph v.. ... and National Advocate "The tatferare fully able to defend themselves ' Bedes,t here are .'wtnaaea enoiiirh iakintr un the .-eiulecla.-' And i,(,w, j...!. . n.l ft., rinlniv ,i,n.. Ai i!,s.t i. j:;f L..jJL '...:h 1 ... vv -j .1 . .. 1 ,.. . . . . . , cose Pow anrt men an tna uuous atab ia aimnl about w fifth ribj 40 tliat it become usto have our armour on. v , , The Intelligencer fill up nearly column by writing in a circle, about cpucutn. They approve of the nomination of f.'rawford and Gallatin, and to a certain extent, are compel, ted to admit the Utility uf caucuses. But ,u.. i.,i:, ., ,1,., ;u. .tllKOT. ......... 3 J v I.V are opu.sed to intended to tentret majtHhet" by the force of -combination and stili more to caucuses to 1 set in judgment Upon public . concerns." ; And after a high colored picture of Ihe borri- oleeilecu ol aucb inquiswonad meetings, Uiey appetiil, with much premeditated art, a nelr. in small type, in which they tell uf tliat it is due to fraikknesa that they keep "nothing back." Disclaiming all responsibility for the facts and possessing a most, becoming regard for trutli, they proceed to give us what ru mour says" ."It is ft common report that a regular weekly caucus was held during the last session, and particularly during the latter vielilins to vthe majority. name Ihe place," &c, but call on Messrs. Ben ton, liickcrum and UoVan oeoiitradict the runioMy. We ha,voherS It said, that com. mom rumour wai a tJOmmon iiar. llut. sswe wih to keeii nothing? back. we must. add. thnt the Teletrrani ." rive ua another set of rtitnoursj vi that "Mr. Webster took a suite nlviuima and had hi rr.rular tUnMr si'.hu :Krt,:kSnr tin.. Here, from the top of fine of the new. &rM ' e' wn "j? ) lor pre- , . ,ht.housei d Now; wHch ol all tliese rt.mours -iilt9m- true, "i'ae Deponent saitli not On one vhkh to affright the nation. But resoivi the point, we think we may venture to lay the ap. whole matter into Uie truth, and k seem (imply pre Jieniioci cf tbe N. Jaurnsi pzv. - Thjce. this: Messrs. (a. S.are streag sdrnjoiAration ' i ' ' m " . ....'...... '.- . --,. ' ic "-'- Vi'1 -'.'' J" .--.-.:: . '' . " - ..- - rfiK.Tu-j.whhkheati-orrrra. We think the Adaaiwetratioo tottenr of llul CD lionh added awocfc IreaO cr- ofrlitoot. perhaps la IcaJer ercjr to item. , Itlni UKrl term quit 0 tronf. tt it er now, atad e the f.iihleoeo and lod.waot gn- tleaaeo hare fecoacred. ia eoeae k fret, it ia idle to ihdulre in unartuhn; rcrret. But re Ihey not afrud of being- taufUeU at oy mt reader, when they attribute the defeat of the CuloniaJ Bill to the oppo-'-wo, to " eombioa tion, and aak if "the great eoocerni of thia nation are to be periled 0) euch eleeiioneer iaK acheaac aa thia" If they hate been pe tiied, waa it wot by Uie diplomatic men at the 1. A r.tr.J iw Britain had IMuncU a law, oflchnf; to o all that we could eipecf . 1 1 kni i. m.i iluirl Eiid U wal kcutcj. But Ucm Ciy Adam, prelerrnl np- i. ... .r.i,v li. vim hat WM !lejr iiea io jruu me pcup. . lic Ihkt Itl ocquisilion oy irraiy, :k.,..lL;.ki, rf ,he Adiu.niMralioa. Mr. Tazevcll .P,rt;"'T"" ,, rWj U.e great mUre. of th- nuo. or, ftucl, eiecuoneenng acuemc. - - - eltianEennff IcbetDea U. . pretrna to uie n.c j U. . pretrna to taie hc r Mr. TaxeweU occupiel more man a j car ago T M .....i fimM thin tvr r. wvv.i.v.. ., end to aacr.be the Uekat ol tue cwojuai am to aome tiecuonei-rmg aciicwc when, in facr, it waa a miestioe ofdillerence between the two Houe; and tlie bill from j the Senate rtt upon the atrong gruumli 1 jj,cj, qc Saiitli Ueelop m l ieur una j,. pui,ji,led lo the K.lUor of the Nai. .intei ...ink tno hole CCople ao . . - uAmia end beliec the atate ""P" J1m t,' Look at Gen "" j --"- j-.-r-B---- r-- - ,. Smith'a dcvchipement of Ih'ti whole subject But the AdiniuUtration prysae wiil aoou endeavor to wrhe hiia down. The Journal u already given the aiyal the gaiiie it f u ,jje chase i opening. A free peopie w;n judge for ll.cmst les hour of retriUuliunn.u,tcoiue. upon i,j. ...w,w ,i-.,.,v,. ; he u h'ch deei vt .t. ! 11 1 1 -' -L? C0IVHIIUIJI0ATI0IJ3. V rua tiu axAa. UEVIEW. ' An uneo tight it takei, I ween, To Ke what ia not to be teen." In tlie National Intellieeneer of tlie 3-2d instant. reet, there is a regularly organized party wbjh Las existed for some time, and still exists, whose sole objeet is th overthrow of the 'present ad minisuatioo, right or wroag. , They, speak v-ry Undutstandiogly on the subject aeciu to have mistered the fiols matter, ft are as well acquaint ed with all tlie intricacies of the plot, as though hey still continued pnuter to the Senate. But strange to say. this unpandlclled discovery was not divulgeduntd the vote of the Senate went a gamat uaein. tv oi their bein . . 8.T J""' VBW "V ",VT deed, Uieu- e fusKin, , to be who W transcripts of the U.0ugl,tsandction.diey would thtm.e ve, h.ve ajamgea ana useo, m toe circumsuma s iney ..metoexit. They have, indeed, made them. aciyes a "lonn, MN aer w P.uu" " nnlii It. limm-sirtti alniiik from it Where ear. i be tbtmd a mere DHlnabU and practical dlusti-a- Hry.K Ibey.tbl.X exhib,. gnght, lionglyremioded-ofthe .SUB iJVt7t,u Jlltllllei,ed ,.. Tel, UKii-going party-nun h have observed Uie mazv and intricate course pur sued by the worthy EJitors, must hope, for the honour of humanity, tliat there cannot be found two aock " ttorough-goinc party " men hi Ute0e nion, areordiri to this deuuition, as Messrs. G. k $- They never se.em to have "any opmiou of their own," but such as cau be " cusowoeu or re vei,sed," when they receive their cue. , J was go-, ing to eoiiipare them, for change and fickleness, to our weathercock; bnt' it would do them injut- tice. H ueillK w.iucwiiii rusicu, .mm iiiuii; tiee. It beine Somewhat rusted, stkks mure ' elonelv to one ooii.t. and would require a hai-der gale than the one that blew away the pmiting of , the Senate, to make Jt veer. Bui wtwitiistaMi. h all this, it is due to theae gentlemen, to ae- knowledge, that they on niiialled for the a ble position, and tor Uie inireiiuity. with whicii they contraut, explain away, or obscure' asser tions onco made, which may be turned against then. Uoe it, then, jbecorar the Editor of the Intelligencer, to make Oeh a deafening uprouron the subject of principle, consistency, ice. f The party in opposition, lorsooth, if not based .upon principle!' it i "only a war.fqr.ojQce, among fix leaders.- We can deeply sympathise with the ill-treated Editor, when they are dragged from their proper situation of subordinates, and treated with the distinction of principal, -t wa truly uokind, ungenerous siid contrary to, the ar tkles of thie vor, to dejirive them of the office of Printer to the Senate. Unacknowledged as " leaders, -they should nojt have been punished as 1 such. . U ad they bt have been to l.arslily treated had they i.een permitted to go on receiv ing the accustomed stipend they could not, in deed, have emulated the ambiguous honesty of the Advocate, by4 pocketinj theirown opinions;" for vocal instruments might as fairly be accused of breathing, at they of entertaining .fixed and es tablished opinions but they would have continued to eompliuteqt Uie "incorruptible Macon, the candid Chandler, Uie able Benton," and would have found in V an Buren, the most complete ui , banity and the greatest political wisdonu At the mnme, tncy wouiu nave always caa a spare mm and While both parties concurred ia allowing them their full share of the loaves and fishes' theirs were - .' 'TAf Jt'osi eosr, deUgkfitl jbeace, : Unwarp'dbg party rage, te live the trtihen." But when the ''incorruptible Macon and o- jJier tiistmgttwhed Senators concurred in wishing to eive !.' t.reea abortion of the feast thrr inw w,.e u.e, Jor the good ofdis country. Thecl oiceinth.ee tohavenoopmr.nof hisown, nor to venture to leeuoiu. .. not their business, it is ours. -We are expres. one, b,u such as can be downed or re. ( t0 rtetwiline Mwthe J. Uie AlUninirtn,uon, versed at the beck of the leader. V Those who 1 u,.,, ,v ,-,, . ... . ......., Ti.... , r..i .. . .- ;r.i y 1 r. r - ... a -""v-l'""a ...... w n.a.u ..v w..k.ww -n.a. w ulCKincUl ' ,,- ft, draUtJ eato aa n-r-. (tm. ?-, althou.h 1 be aoj- aro M""" " . wjU u- Uuiil ZZc, wot w - theaa-d wo A jSuu to e-.c,-te M ,,(. awrty !" " e 1 av U; a- a to aU tikrw. "(Ui aoau'' 11 wenrae ' ...... . i 1 ... I taatHuea" aal "rulaaui""'!1 T" " UOabUttJa. roa re arae. T ft five ctutiu .trth- Coratao. Pitiow-ciriaaj loo t bt-U)iu trtra eootJeWda.aool.ot a-u, . Uuu.-a jour pubi aerrauU oere b-nuKl w iwoer f . ... . . ........ . 1 1 ... -tiUMidAAM Uw u'4u prcun -1 nt. AUO) etcuU aUcao lual Uere j,ttl 01 rtynAocuma x U iweaMura aud iwnuoiu ut )vur Ijruly aupinor ami l mumu but aowcu ol aadMUuua and aula tj. luuevu, t ten aMreelj to be eapcl ul -- ; . . . toa w oc.iy m ...-.. an uer outun uw Je. iuoc- let auuc-mio Sua U have ortcu .UuoJi-u ' .. lUc aeuui ei,xU8a, auiolaw ;t uxLuv u t.t- pr-.uo-iiv. UjvC,-, miwu- deneiuie - . -. .I.. Ucnc but nut becu louua uciicct. -aiuijr ui jr (multo aervaul bti'e a'w-eu uiur umr lu.iuer atueaela, and led to Ui ieajiu.l(it auptMjMU jii ol the utoat duiateveaieu uun uikt, ut w.iue u' uioroiaciit, you would t uooiucd U ui the ca. ol vour olu uallliebl maatcrs, auu bUv j.ecoii.u ry part in ihew ainb.uoua luovemenui. The tune lias aimed uen j uu a.-o culled ujmju to come. Jbrtu bol.lly and firuay, or be stil ui submit auice Uie eveul ulU.o IsuX k 'resident ad election, the vale you iheii'gave fur Jackson and cuaoui. has become uuiee jpuuu auwugt tue grwi bouy of 100 people ot the siau;, Uuui when it aa tii'tl givii. Publie neutuucul, dr iroui diaappronuig idl die muaicres of lUe edei-ai Adiuiulau-ation, has nevritiieless sleaddy atlbeitxi to the men whom e preJcrred belure, a bein a sul'er ue pendeoce, and standing upon more elevated and .on ,.01. gruuud. 1 lie aenttiuem. ol North Ciitilma miS gaining iuttueiioe through the UiiHin; an t ilie iree opumuon ot popultur sulliat ix)m,e tj eifeet all uutl we eoulu audi. ' Hut tlua Tcpuoucun opemuou does not suit an ainbitiout lacumi of mtriguerk, wboetuinot beai' to ' see even goo.! come 1 1 pats unless they appear as I the uiiUuiiicnta. It begius to be asvci-tuuieU, tluil ; a lew men in and out of Coujt'csa have fnnoed i prnate equals for tlie purpose of uecwling tne la sue ol tho next I'lesiiieuUal eiutUoii. u 1 not hi be the reault ulfrat opminn, but die matt Ui caitcvtmuf. It is uot to gu exacty as the ltip.'e wilt, but a tlie Jew tludl iLrea. 'i ho pe0.le's ciiutce is not t j be regarued, but Uie caucus gentry ure to dieUilu. A few men in die aUtcs of New V rk and V u-uuu aic to tay whether J .VCKSuN aud CALlloUN, or tome oUier men are' to he brought forward at ihe last hour to suecepd in the eleetion. The spirit of the elecuun.it to be iro- vcrneU, not by Iree suitrae, but tarty spiiit and party leaders. 1 be good ot Uie country is out of the question, aud a mcie raneorous opposition to die jiiekcut Auiriiniwaliou attu all its uicajuit: is to be excited bp die most anu-tocud and duoi-gani-zii.g claiuor li diTert the true and independent frieuds of liberty from theu- calm and tegular course thinking and acting, that they nviy be maue Uie toos of faction and the sport ot tho de signing. ...... bellow citizens, on of Uie friends of Jicsson anU aluous, who lent Uieu- election Uie aid ot , 111s pen at gie Iat election, now addresses you. oe meu hu oppoteU you in your su-uirele for imlelwnd(;uoe ttt g (oJer ff J not ' llt .0UlwUeg X nelt fc , - 4 tDe neat eteeutm tlr C;0. iJTthLw Uiat we do not send them to eaUcu and inu-igue, .. v-uvn. uu .nu.uv, i;tlT. 7 meas"re nether gootl or bad j 1 SSZ! 1 ,i, . ,-. , .'. , .... ... . .. . or whether any of tlitm, shall be entrusted with auuiorny agaut. -v ? ,, PATIUQTISM. . ' - FOR Taa TAB. ' :: Who is to be Primer for the Senate of the IT- nited States next session? The Editor ofhe 'Kegistrr think thnlno election has Uken plto; the Editors of ther Star seem fearful to com. 1. u thnmsclves on tlu uilject, )ut the Editor of the ... w.. , . - rf . - 1 1 eiegrapu states, mat, ur many y ars, the eleer r ;-nier'ior tach House ol CoDgress was "'"ueraiomv resolution 01 Dotn Houses, and -, ,,X,f. .7r 'iX Z.., "' u ,uut"8 the duties of tin T", "'r ' "u- ."rf V P-ee at which die work is to be done, fu.ther states !?.rs;hJJ.rMs. Jlta! fcvmg Uie greatest number of vote shall be e- ltctetl. (Juere. Can either House, by Rny procedure, repeal or destroy aje.ru resolution' ;jBy the Premdent of the United State A PltOCLAMATlON. , Whesixs, by the 6th section of an act of Congress, entitled An act to rerulate the commercial Intercourse between the United wes ana certain Bntislt Colonial ports, " which was approved on the first day of krcb, in the year, of our Lord, 1823 it is enacteiL.thii this act. unless re Denied, al. tered, or amended, by Congress, shall be ami . continue in. torce1 so long as the above enumerated .British Colonial norts shull be pen to the admission of the vessels of the j united states, contormably to the provisions, of the British act of Parliaipent, of the 24tb, of June last, being the forty-foiirth chapter' of the acts of George the Fourth: But if. at any time, the trade and intercourse between the United S pates, ami all, or any of the a bove enumerated British Colonial port authoriaed by , the- aaid act of larliam.nt.' should be prohibited by a British Order in1 Council, or by act of Parliament, tbn, from the day qf the date of such Order! 11 (.nnnril. or , ct of Parliament, or frt m the time that same shall commence) to be in force, proclamation : to that effect hasiiig been uauo uf uie rrcsiucni 01 tue United Slates, each and every provision of this act, so far aa the same shall apply to the intercourse' between the United States' and the above enumerated British ports, in British vessels, shall cease to operate in their tavors and eaca ana every provision wf tht "Act con cerning navigation," approved on the 18th )I April. 101O; aiUl Of the act amnlm.n. thereto, approved omhe 15th of May, IfiiiO. reit, anu o m tun lorce.' ' , - Ana wnereas, bt an act of tha Rr!ui. parliament, which passed on the 5t& day of , .ug ,w v. our ioru 1825, enutled "Aq ftcf. 40 repeal lh several Uws ralatiof to iwmvh 1 le W. teecn the ueiteti bue and the r-tKo part cf Ute aail Driti1! Cotonial poru oVia, to enumerated, havj beea) proUnxvrd, i ami from the firat day of Dccrwit, .l paat, anj the co.iUorrm.-y baa therebv .ti, f on abkh the "rcei Jcnt of the tailed i aituonxcU by tne wsta aceuoavTm. ' said of the act of Cemgrrse tif IstVht 1 Mi, to iasue ft proclamation of ib, re 3 thereia mentioned: Now, U.crcfore, I Joe Qanr As. PreWrnt of the U Med Bute of A-.? do hereby tlrdare ad rrocUiot that 1 , trade im1 intercourse auiorired bttbeu act of Parliatient of the 24tii of June, lit between the tinted elate and the Br.tat 1 Colonial port enumerated in the aturrj act of Concrete of the 6rW of -March, s bate brca, ami are, upon ani iroift Ukc Cnx day of December, ' toid, bf lue afor two several acta 01 raru .meat, ut In July, 18JJ, atKl by the aforesaid HriuJio. drr ia Council, of the 27 ll da) of Jufc. ltSC, prohibittd. . , ' Given under my hand, at the C. tr -f Wahinr,Vta, Thia i; Ly of March, in the yen our Lord, 18J7 and the kf.j. pl of Uie lndependenc at the l i.ite.1 State. JOHN QUINCY Ai)AS.' 3y jhe Proiident: II. CLY, '' ' V ' V , Secretarf f State. FUOM EUUOPE. -t-ir-rr-, March 19, The, Hamilton, Capt. Hunker, which at, rived reitenUy, sailed from Liverpool ot the 1 iih ult. and has furnished papers tate days later than before received. By lbs subjoined extracts, it appears that sum further important successes have been De tained by the On-cka, and that the insurrc. tion in Portugal is nearly suppressed. Tlie sales of Cotton at Liverpool, from the 8th to the 12tli February, consisted f only 20. 0 bales, and the price fell during ilut time from 1-8 tp id per pound. , Lendon, Feb, 10. We understand that the arrangement with Spain for the settlement of the British claims was linaily sgrced to in Pans en the 4ib inst. li will be etf'ecteuT by an issue for ' debentures or the sum of 3,000,000 L ster- ling, beu-iug interest at the rate ot 9 percent, per annum, payable ha if yearly in London. I he accounts lroiu the manufacturing districts continue to be favorable. We have just received from Pari the papers of Thursday. The Moiiiteurii tilled wiiu the project of a law on toe press ana the proposed amendments, which is to be , discussed on Tuesday. Forty-four members -have inscribed then- names to speak against; tho law, and thirty-one for it. 1 ' ' . f , SUCCESSES OF JHt, OREZKft Letter from Trieste of the 14Ui Jsnusry announce tliat Mtaudt pad attaefct-d the Turkish Meet near Zea, taken two corvettes and j brigs, and sunk or dispersed the re-' mamder. Letters from Zante of the 9th January say, that Ibrahim being entrenched between Motion and Navarino, was attacked by the combined i'orces of. Culocotroni. Kikitaa. . Gencus, and Betzaris, 3,000 strong. The battle was blooclv, and the noise ot the can-' non was heard for five leagues. . Ibrahim, at . the head of 3,000 men, endeavored to break - through the troops of Gtneus, but was re pulsed with loss, and, after an action of five hours, his troops were driven into Mo-ion, 1,200 killed 01 thd field, a great numbe .ef wounded and prisoners, 14 pair of color; eight cannon, and 300 horses. ' ' Another letter from" Zanu-, of the same : date, says it waa reported that ' Kedsched Pacha, after having been beaten in Ebota, had perished in ft bloody battlei Glut the town of Coristohud fallen into the hands of , tlie Greeks and that Miaulis had again bea ten the Egyptian fieetteiweeu Caiidia and Cerigo, , r:,', 1 ; POHTDGAL . AND SPAIN. 1 . -1 . Xssjon Jan. 27. The pacific resolutions 'adopteU by the Cabinet of Madrid, have been announced by a Spanish courier to tlie Count de Cass Floi cs, who was ordered at the same time to I communicate them to tho For iiguese. Go vernment . . , ; . . i , ', ., j - mat were in tne J agus Dave sailed, to . turn to England. Marshal Berestord, went on hoard the Ocean. . ;' ' 1 M drid, Feb. 2. The Madrid Gazette of the '25th of Janu ary contains a decree of the Princess Begent oi ronugiM, oruerwig the Minister of Wat , to dismiss from the Portuguese army all the Several persons have been eMculed" Velej Malaga; wbo were arrested In conse ' quencp pf the revolutionary movements Which broke out some weeks) ago in the neighboring Villages. ' ' ' All the roads are SO infested hw rohheW.? that we do not remember any thing like it; since Uie civil war. An Austrian Courier has been stopped within half a league from the ; W'tt. i :" . ;;;:'. -,, : -v'f wit'. Various outraires have Iatel iwn commit-' ' led at Carlisle, E-igland. and to such an extentH carried, that according to. the Westmoreland : vuveniser, wuen friends meet in the street, instea lof enatliriee1 after each other'a health. . the first question they put is, "Were J-Qu i.uuicu inst nignt'" : ,, rv : .:- ', The Liverpool Mercury say the public debt of England, which in 1813, amounted to 600,000,000 pounds, on the 5th of January, ' iwi-, amounted to 900,000.000 pounds. . . The ievenue of France, for the hut vesr. is sid to have exceeded the estimate 6,000,000 aoiiars. It is reported a plan of CathoKc emanci- , pation ha been prepared by some of the . leading Protestants. - The present heir to the British throne is friendly to the Catholics . The Duke of York was against them. ' ' 2.0,000 dollars have been assessed on the ' hundred of Salford, to indemnify the 'suf ferers, by mobs at Manchester, ia the attacks .', on factories and pownr looms. ; .. Steam power has been successfully applied -in England to the cleansing of docks. V:; In a snow storm in.the lighlanda of Scot land, about January 20, 'a Mr. Richmond is said to hare lost 1000 sheep. There was a
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