DAVID HOFFMAN.

From the Si. Clairsuille (OAiOl Chronicle. IMPORTANT DISCIOSTTRE.
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From the Si. CinirsuiNe (Ohi0l Chronicle.

 IMPORTANT DISCLOSURE.

 POLITICAL CHANGEs.-HEAR AN HONEST MAN.

 MT. PLEASANT, Jefferson CO.,, June l9, 164O.

 Mir. Editor Sir, will you please to per- init me, through the medium of your paper, to renounce publicly all further communica- ton with the Van Buren Loco Foco party, and give my reasons for so doing.

 stand appointed as one of the committee of correspondence, and also of the committee of vigilance, for that party in Mt. Pleasant township. have faithfully attended to the duty of the appointments, and more particu- larly to those of the committee of vigilance. saw that many of our short-sighted editors, as we'll as number of our bar-room, stump, and other species of orators. were only fur nishing your party with political capital, by declaiming against the character of William Henry Harrison, and as in duty bound, by virtue of my appointments, exerted myself to diSsuade those of our party to whom had access, from pursuing that course. assuring them that if they did not desist from defam- ing Gen. Harrison, we would lose the State of Ohio, and all other States that had fur nished soldiers for HarriSon's army during the late war; because old soldiers, who knew him, and who had scanned his actions, at different times, would not bear 10 hear the :military or private character of their old commander attacked and defamed-,hey would all leave us, and take large numbers with them for they would consider them- selves disgraced in the same proportion as their commander.

 In reply to this, that there was no danger of losing the State of Ohio. because Governor Shannon had been to New York. and had obtained loan of $4OO.OOO, which was to be laid out on the public works and SO managed as to secure the votes of all the laborsrs. At another time was told there was no danger of losing the State of Ohio, because the price of produce, (wheat, &c.) would advance all along the line of the canal, before the cleo tion, aud that "all that the Dutch wanted to make them good democrats. was a little more money" On inquiring how the price of produce could be raised. at time like this when there was no money, was told m re- ply, that the office holders would have mon- 