FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES.
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Presidents Praciamotton-The preceding column con.
tans the proclamation of the President closing ports
Of the British colonies, together with the
prohibtory acts Of 1890 and 1818 which it revives


Notwithstanding other course than this is left, do
not doubt that the factions will ring again their woted
peal of epithets and riot in the sweet sounds Of diploma
tic administration "corrupt coalition," and The other
cachwors of dscod substituted for truth and argument


But If fault lies at any door, it is at that of the opposition
who squandered away the session Of Congress in evgs
and speeches upon nothing, which would have dsgraced
nation until the very last day allotted their deliberations
has been settled plan of the opposition to the
President Of negligence, overt acts in every instance
where the public affairs have gone otherwise than smooth
yn this he has reached too farm the Georgia business
he has done enough and to the end of the
logue, with about much reason and sense the Tuks
manifest in uniformly beating the pilot when The wind be-
comes adverse.


As the matter stands, however, the public viii sanction
this measure Of Mr. Adams required BY national dgn
ty and national interests.


The opponents of the American system--those
who are hostile to the protection Of our own indus
try, and to the construction of roads and canals,
are beginning to show themselves, wherever they
exist. They hope, by identifying themselves with
the opponents of the administration, and the sup
porters of Gen. Jackson, to obtain the ascendency
IN the National Government. and crush the pro-
tecting system, which they hate. Is it not the
bl;ndest nfatuation for the farmers and mechanics
Of N. York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Indi-
ana. and Illinois, to unite with them?


Cincinnati Gazette, March g.