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Trays q .Weans-It is known to the public, that
hundreds OF dollars raised By private contribution,
besides the $500 given BY Gen. Eaton, were en-
ployed BY the advocates Of Gen. Jackson for the
presidency, to aid the editor of the late Columbian
Observer, in Philadelphia, in furiously assaing
Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Clay, Mr. Crawford, and their
friends and in yillfyng their characters, because
they stood in the way Of, or would not fall down
and worship the general as their idol Thirty
thousand dollars are also well understood to have
been raised, to pay Duff Green, ono of the must
accomplished blackguards in the nation, for print
ing and publishing the U. S. Telegraph, and for
circulating thousands his papers filled with abuse
OF Mr.. Clay, and Mr.. Adams and their friends.
free OF expense, among the people of the different
states. Other presses have sprung up since, that
have probably been established and supported in
the same way; as substituting and corrupting the
press, appears to be one principal mean, used by
the leaders Of the opposition, to effect their purpo
ses. In addition to what has already been dsclos-
ed on this subject, we were informed by an oppo-
sltion gentleman, short time since. who pretend
ed to know but who could not, it appears, keep the
secrets OF his party that they must succeed as they
had fund of S50.O0O, which they intended to EN-
ploy in establishing presses in the several states,
which were to be employed in writing down the
administration, and argued from this, that Mr. Ad-
ans could not be reelected. Attempts have been
made, we are well assured, to purchase two other
presses, that are now established or to employ their
editors in slandering the administration under the
promises Of large supplies and liberal support; but
happily without effects the editors of those papers
heing too pure, too honest and too high-mnded, to
be thus bought up. 1t is thus, that the leaders o.
the opposition, (not the people,, are determined to
control public opinion, and corruptly elevate them
selves to office, over the ruins of those. who now
preside over the nation. Trenton american.


Raleigh ~. G.. .uarch 16.-We have Just hear,
with feelings of deep regret, of the death Of the
Rev. Thomas Howard, Presiding Eker of the
Methodist Church in this Circuit, which happened
under circumstances peculiarly distressing. lie
was to have been married this week to young n
dy in Virginia, and as learn, was on his wav a
consummate his engagement, when his horse tool
fright, ran away and threw him out Of his gig, b.
which he was SO much injured, as to survive but il
short time.