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Yhe Vice Presidency.-A late number of tho Tele. graph at Washington furnishes some curious s.rc,ures upon this subjec in the course of which allusion is particularly made 10 tile intrgues which are believed to be going on 10 bring Martin Van Burs. into the Presidential chair by means of his being made Vice. President. The scheme is supposed to be this :- Gen. Jackson is 10 be continued on the ticket before the people President, and Mr Van Buren placed on the same ticket for the Vice Presidency Should the latter be elected, Gen. Jackson, through infrmaes of age, and other causes will be induced to retire to his Hermitage in Tennessee, while Mr. Van Buren, in virtue of being Vice President steps into the White House and exercises the office of President. This is no doubt the system of tactics now pursued by the Van Buren party. The Telegraph thus discourses about the Presidents health, and some other matters And that paper has hitherto been the organ of he party, its credbiy is difficult to be now impeached by it,

 There never time when the people were 90 gulled, so betrayed, 90 deceived. They are made to believe that they are about to choose President for the next foury in the person of Andrew Jackson when, m point of fact, every sensible here, Of every party, knows iha instead of choosing the next President, in General Jackson, for the next term, as the people suppose, they will choose him in the per- son of the Vice President, whoever he may be! Su

 

 of his living through the next term that the proA- gate crew who are living upon his influence, and controlling the movements in the election of the Pres dsn and Vice President, trembling les, he should expire before the period of the election arrives.

 '' We feel i. our duty to speak boldly. Every one who visits him is struck with the fact, that he is fast sinking; and that f possible. his mental faculties are giving way faster than his physical strength. It has no paralle u this country but in the gross imposition attempted in the case of Mir. Crawford; who was supported, and voted for, as President, when it was known that both body and mind were paraIysed as utterly to unfit him for the office; and it s striking and remarkable fact, that the same individuals who were prominent in that case-now acknowledged tc have been so gross an imposition the American peore--ars equally prominent in tho present. IL would be curious to look Q lis, of those who stuck 10 Mir. Crawford to the last, knowing that he was incompetent to perform the duties of the office, and see how many of the performing DOW, similar part. We may, ourselves, should we have leisure, present the. list.

 "It is thus that Mir. Van Buren and his partizans, while they are nomnalIy pressing upon the American people the reelection of General Jackson, as Pres dent, are, in reality conspring defraud them into ihe election of MT. Van Buren as President, by pre- seniing him. nomiDay, a candidate for the Vice Presidency"