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recard for The jttvre. was sngulariy well caIcosl
ed to operate L )nn the public mind. desirous a. /
was of reposc. and upon That OF individuals, agiiatcA
bv 50 many hopes and fears AS the revolution h,d
set a.oat The Cnnsular government seemed gen.
era place Of rctuge and sanctuary to persons Of ali


various opinions aud in all various predcaments 4


was only required of them, in return for The safety


which it afi.rdedlAat cy-Sh0ud pay homage tc ts
presiding deity." Now we appeal to every candid
reader, if the motley ''comblnaIon" of men and '
fragments of parties of all descriptions, engaged


rolling on the car of the. 'm'lliary chieitan' who
aspires to the chair Of the presidency, and the man.


ncr in which their services ale accepted BY tho
"ilol," do not furnish almost an exact parallel TO


the picture drawn by the accomplished historiau.
No matter ",ehat they hare been (07acrh''-whe


ther like the Richmond Enquirer, and the Argus
they have denounced him "a ci'rse 10 The costrf


or like the Evening Pest, they have declared him
..a,unicrpr or whether, as IN the case Of Col


Benton he has attempted to ass" aslna,e them in he


stree--no matter how .'rdrious Mf,r opinions."ar
hoac rorious their preJicameHs matter ior any


thing either in ''poltics' or 'morafs," 50 long Al


Megare Siabie tor his interest" jackson, like Ma
poleon. will gracousv give them ''inrnmiiy for
the pasi aad rc,cord for The tiaare!'' Was ever


parallel more perfect Putarch, certainly, never
discovered one more complete.


{. FIRM AND SrrApY.-The apparent triumph Of


the Here's partizans in the New York Election, is
great, as il WAS unexpected. We say apparentbe.
cause we are firmly persuaded there is not majority
of electors in that state in favor of Gen. jackson
: There is respectable party in the Union who are
opposed to MIR. Adams, but more opposed to Gen
e jackson. These look with hope to Mr.. Clinton
i The Statesman, Edited by Mr.. Carter, one of tin
IA most influential prints in New.York. comes on
y openly for Mr. Clinton as President Here i
i fact is new nomination and the late movement
al in New York. and the apparent success Of the Jac
e son ticket. is in truth, result produced by. and ha
!. iug reference To Mr.. Clintons support. aolldt
a. consent to become candidate. New York would
al most certainly go for him. Ills great talents, al
d, emin.ut services, give him, and deservedly.. ere
n, popularity. But there are tens of thousands, "
Nc would raj 70 support him with ardor who nevertt
in less would not give up their judgement and pref
is ence when another candidate was in question, hc
he ever sincerely and ardentiy Mr. c. might wish
no success itis view Of the subject unveils the m
a. tery Of the Ncw-Yuis election, leaving 1t not o.
nj. probable, but almost certain that considerable


iorty ia the state IS in favour Of Mr.. Adams, u


Clinton be not himself candidate. y. Rtc