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From the Ne,c- York american. Nou II.


The result Of the recent election in this city seems
to have produced most nnlneasured degree of ex-
nltaton in the opposition both here aud in Philadel
phia. The first fruits Of that spirit we're manifest
ed in the savish act Of delegang certain liege
taners to New Orleans, there to lay at the feet of
the conqueror. the 8th of January, the anniver-
sary Of his military triumph. the homage of his de-
voted vassals in New York. In Philadelphia,
meeting of the partisans of the General, has, it
would seem, been held in order to concert mea
sures to celebrate his success in this city and, as
every thing is done by this party Ia mitaire, the
25th of November, the anniversary of another war
like Achievement has been selected as the day of
rejoicing. To all this certainly can have no OBJ
lection indeed, we rather look upon such proceed
ings with satisfaction, tending in our judgment,
to open the eyes Of the good people of the United
States. to the spirit and character of the combina
ton which is seeking to overthrow the existing ad
ministration


We think it however right and but fair to thos'
who. without inquirng very mic y into facts, seen
willing to take for granted, and modify their on
Mons accordingly, that all is true that the Evennl
Post aud the Argus claim in regard to the feeling