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A Spanish pnper. called Rstactor Espanol, is puh.
Ilished once fortnight in New-York, at AZ so
per annum. 1t will be serriceabe to person,
desirous Of learning the panish language--whcb
has become much more important since the in.
dependence of the South .'nerican States. and tba
increasedin intercourse and trade between
them and the United States. The general news oe
the day, foreign and domestic, is presented in con,
densed form III the columns of the Rsloctor but the
Of South America and the Island Of Cuba, is eyenin
a more extensive and detailed manner.
From the preamble to the resolutions of an Ad.
ministraion meeting held at Norfolk III Virginia,
we copy the fullawing:---


Conscious that their favorite could never succeed
| by the strength OF his own merits plan was early
concerted among portion Of the partisans If Cen
Jackson To dr.w off the public attention from tAe
investigation of desc, by attacks upon the reputa


ton OF his opponents, and thus by their ruin, to
bring him into the Presidency. Hence the charge.


of corruption, bargain and intrigue, which have So


industrousy and in so many different forms been


circuaed by them, charges, which in every instance


they have failed to support by title of appropri,


ate testimony and the first and most serious oe
which, this meeting believes TO have originated with
General jackson himself and to have been propasat.
ed by him. if not with knowledge of its untruth.


yet with most cupable neglect Of the use Of means
within his power Of informing himself the real ra-
q ture of the transaction.


il Nor this meeting forget that the book Of Gen
Jacksons life any where lie opened, that
its pages does not present some violation Of the laws


or breach of the constitution of his country Wit.


nes. the imprisonment Of Judge for issuing the Con
Is stutlonal writ Of llabeas Corpus--the dispersion
. Of the Legislature of sovereign state-the maxine
Of upon, and invading the territory of people


with whom at peace-and his threat to cui


of the ears of senator Tor calling in question ii
,f tie Congress Of the United States the nropretv


feat such an asprant after the FIRST Office in the Go
,r vernment, is duty incumbent upon every eitael
N who has at heart The peipetusy Of the free il
/. situations Of his country.