A PROBLEM FOR PoLITICrANs.
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I'll. m 1s,;o PkoBLEM FOR POLITICIANS

 o,snS ''OS M Ea'rot requests an answer to the fol-

 Gen. Jackson, by his endeavors ,o ras,oro l,.., money cunency in eight years ncreased inc n,, of banks from go to 676 how long viii if taI NSr van DuIen, oy following in his footsteps" and s.car banks altogether " 0O'"sn

 It is these pledges to tread in the foots,sns If c Jackson that most trouble the President about these days But for those pledges" which the people new. CT understood, and they did would be very glad to absolve him now, Mir Van Buren would doubtless tack ship, and with the help of Webster Clay Ss Co there is an easy way to obviate the difficulty We believe we have read all MT. Van Buren's published pledges upon this subjects and so far as we recol!ec he footsteps. We therefore Suggest to him to suaH backaOard.--N. r. Com. Ada.

 Mr. We5ster in Maine-The following resolution was adopted by the Whig Convention of Penobscot County

 Resolved, That our distinguished fellow citizen DANIEL WEBSTER unites in himself the most tne Ameracan peope-that on all the great political questions which have recently agitated this country ne hss been found on the side of the constitution and me pest interests ot the whole, and among the a. bes defenders of all that is great and glorious in our system ot free government, and that he would be our @ nrst ch9lce and, as believe. the first choice o tne people ot this State, for the office of President of the U States-and that although we will cheer. ty gye eur best exertons in the support of any can Goase t Ior that oce who might be selected by Ma tona! conventions of which we cordially approve, yet we we have no hesitation in thus expressing our de- tuton.'' ~ The Wings of Hancock and Washington counties have held spirited Convention, which was attend ed by IA delegates. They adopted unanimously this resolution, recommending MT. Webster for the Presidency: Resolved, That we approve of National Con- yentlon to nominate candidate to be supported by United States, and while we pledge ourselves to pur- sue this course we also acknowledge our preference for the able defender and expounder of the Consttu uon' Daniei Webster [Ibid.

 Rhode Island.-Amos Kendall has arrived at New port, and has had caucus with Dutee J. Pearce and all the Custom House Officers, and the Post Master. Pearce set off immediately for Block Island, in the Revenue Cutter. by which vessel he was before con- veyed to East Greenwich on electoneeringe expedi. tion. Pretty doings in these Government officers drawing their salaries and going of on electoneering tours in the peoples vessels. Corruption however is at its last gasp; it falls to pieces this session.

 W. Y. Star

 DUTEE J. PEARcE, the Tory candidate for Congress from Rhode Island, has every possible aid in his be- half that the Government can render him. Kendall the FoSt Master General, has been dispatched on a visit to the State, to render him all the assistance in his power-and the Globe in furherance of the same object, announced few days since that the large ship Pennsylvania would be taken round to Newport harbor to receive her armament! Nor is this all--the Revenue Cutter has been placed at the disposal of Pearce, and he has made visit in her to the fisher men Block Island, most of whomit is said make no secret ofseing their votes the highest bidder How shamefuly corrupt has the administration become - They die hard, but die they must--the people are reused and will no longer be slaves. This Rhode Is and business is little the most shocking of any thing we have yet seen. Her election takes place on Tues day.-N. r. Erp

 MARRIED,

 In South Farms on the 2Othinst. MT. Aanson Stod- dard to Miss Wealthy s. Barnard, daughter of Mr. Benton Barnard.

 In Monroe, MT Legrand Sharp of Monroe. to Miss Sally Osborn, of Naugatuc.

 DIED,

 In South Farms on the 17h inst. Stephen H. son of MT. Nathan D. Smith, aged years.

 In New-Haven, Mrs. Mary Beecher aged 8l

 In Hartford, MT. James Hosmer, aged 66.

 In Wilmington, N. Carolina, July 27th, MT. B. c. Gillett, native of Toningford, Conn.

 In New-Haven, Miss Eliza Storrs, aged Q, only daughter of the late Hon. Henry R. Storrs, of New York; Mrs Lydia Huntington, aged 62.

 In Walngford, Mrs. Sally M. Futile, aged S4, wife of MT. George Futile.

 In Hamden. widow Chloe Bull, aged ge.

 UNEEL.AGE .nwEETENeG.