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Our article showing Up the whig ''new books" continues to disturb our neighbors of the N Inteligencer. Tine charges we

 made against the late harleider administra- ton have been abandanjly sustained, and almost every particular, expressly or im- pliedly, admitted by the Iutelligencer. That paper distinctly admits ''that the whigs whilst they held the power in Congress increased the taxes" This Is one subject of just com plaint-lt admits the increase of the public

 debt during the late whig administration to over ten millions, but denies that 1t is lcltig legacy. We will not stop to dispute whether this addition to our debt is a case of icgacg. Perhaps we should have called 1t an inicri- tdace, instead of legacg By whatever name il may be called, this ten millions of addition to our debt is one of the conse. quences following the accession of the whigs to power, Both debt and increased taxation are fastened upon us. To escape from the responsibility of the sins of omission, and commission, the Intelligencer arraigned Mr.

 Van Buren's administration, and offered the financial report of Mir Ewing as proof of it's charges. We showed from the face of thai report, as extracted by the lntelligencer, thai there was one blunder alone of Sl3,254 ,500