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 MEss4s. EnrroRs:-l discover tbatanam- Der ol the leading Whiq journals in Inc diff ferem Satos-among dicm the Nalchez Cou- rier and Nashville Bannef-hayc opened the batteries of thcir indignation against the cab ilct of President Poi5, and especially against the new Secretary of the Treasury, Mir Walker This, of course, Was ta be expect ed from that quarIer--a matter 10 be ealen-
 lated upon with absolute certainty as coming within the regular course of eycnts-a pre- existing consequence of the election ot Ten Hessee's distinguished SOB 10 the highest oi- flee within the gifl of thascouiederacY. fn- decd had it been othcrwise-had the1ederal organs opened with Ludaiions of the neW cabinet, for my own part, as democrat uA- accustomed b such a phenomenon in the conduct of modern Whiegerg, ! should not only have been astoHished, but lilte susRl- cous that every thing was not working cX- actly right-that there was a screw loose somewhefe-thaf, at least, the constitutional advisers of the President were not made oi that stern, unbeuding stuff which the eoun- try, and especially the great body of the de- mocracy. had light b anticipate. But, be- holding, as dc, the yials of whig wrath opened upon tleir heads, and feeling satis fed that t is but the ellefvessing venom of disappointed ambilioH-the sickly vomlthgs of miserable eGiee-hunters whose onl y aim k 10 bask in the sunshine of government ia yor, feel perfectly wiling, and doubt not every tuc-heartcd democrat in the land k willing 10 conGde in lHo ifmaess and integ- riy of the able minds that have been called Co the aid 8t tHe new administration.
 Bat, EIessts. Editors, the objection they urge against Bir. Walker, as Secretary oI the Treasury, must appear very amusing, fl Hol absolntclyridict ous, 10 every one neacqqaaied with lhe pereermations of modern WhiggefT. }Ir, Walker appears to he quite obnoxious 10 their delica'e SeASibHiHcs on account ol' his repu|tmiag notions This simple laet of ijselG lhcY say, will have tendency to destroy the national credit!t! "3ly con- seicneer3 what wonderful sagaeity. How nrfi1fy wise the federal croakers arc becom- ing all at once They forget that they en- jedvofeI with all the might aad reckless desperation they could summon to their aid 10 place ia the Presidential chair Of this great nation the yeaiest rePudiator in the country They forget that the ''gfeat embo- dmeGr'-the immortal Cfay-that Clay for whom they 3reat i blind s.lirst last, anl al lhe time was the father, originator and ua- iinchiHg advocate of tde HaaizaPi fa7e- a law that uplilled the dood-aars of rePudi- alton ia it's most aggravated and demoraiizing form, and which will remain d monument of disgrace and inlamy to the country. They could see nc haHa ia having a rePH8iaiae President, whe, by lis casting vote in the capacity Of United States SeAalor, opened wide thc door to the sWindlor Of the farmer, the mechanic, the widow and the orphan; but at the appointment lo the Treasury De paruI ent Ql a gentleman, who, t0 say the most of il, is unwilling 10 see the people Of his adopted Slale groaDing under burden som tax to pay debt contracted in fraud and in violation of the express provisions of the fundamental law of the land-a debt, for lhe payment of which there is neither hGaI nor moral obligations turn up the white of their eyes in holy horror and cant most dcloIouSlv about the sa0clitY of contracts and the dcreucTacY of national honor. What sanetimonious hypocriey! what barelaced in- consistency! They can see nothing that sa- vors of dishonesty in the 1aaErupt laar, by which thousands were swindIed of the hon est proceeds of their toil and labor; but be- cause the people of Mississippi wiIlnot con- sent to be swindled by combination of federal fund-mongers and British bankers, tbey cry out that the nation is dishonorcd, and belch forth particular thunder against Secretary Walker. They have tears for the Briioas, bul hot sympathetic feeling fer their neighbors who have been swindled by the operations of the Clagjcaer4l-fe4t& baaira4t ials. NERBuaI Shr.
 have observed that those whig editors aud aerlblers who are loudest in their de- naneiations of Mississippi rcPqdaion. are the very men who have paid tEeir doacsi debts with baahrRpt's ccrf5fcate. F.S.