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CHuV0CTT " fAc NeD IfcStQem Oy u1T. DUO.
hanan.-We have few men in our ranks to
whom the Wings concede all the attributes Of EN-.
inent statesmen. One Of these is James Buc.
hanan, the favorito Senator Of Pennsylvania.
He has lately drawn the character of the Presi.
dent Eec, in a few words, but with so much truth
and correctness, that it will be recognized as a
faithful drawing by all who know him well.


In letter Of the llth ult., published in tho
Globe, Mr.. Buchanan says:


81 have been upon terms of personal, political
and social intimacy with James X. Polk for near
ly twenty years; and have observed him in all sit
uations, both in the sunshine and in the Storm
Whilst the tremendous of the Bank of the
United States against the administration of tho glo-
rious old hero and sage Of the Hermitage
raging, he never quailed, but led the van of thu
Democracy in the House of Representatives. l
shall venture the prediction that, as President or
the United States he will disapT the expecta.
lions of his political foes, and will surpass even
the high hopes ofhis friends. Prudent, firm, and
sagacious, with character, public and private,
above all reproach his country's good will be the
polar-slar Of his administration; and his own glo-
ry and lasting benefits to the people of the Unit
ed States will be his rich reward, provided no be
not thwarted by premature attempts to divide the
party in a struggle for tho next Presidency. His
own nomination and triumphant election ought to
warn the friends of all impatient asprants, II any
such there be, that those who the first TO en-.
ter the lists, and thus distract the party, will bo
the last in reaching the goal.


"The leading characteristic Of Mr.. Folks mind
is an almost unerring judgement. which eminent


y fits him for the high position to which his coun.
try has called him. During his long and varied
services in Congress, it may be said of him what
| could scarcely be asserted Of any other public
man, placed in similar postion-,hat he has
never had occasion to explain or rctract any of
his votes. or even to qualify any of his opinions
expressed in the ardor Of debate.''


In the late canvass there was concerted at
tempt throughout the Uuion, amongst the whig
| leaders. to represent Mr.. Clay rs infinitely the
superior of Mr. Polk in all the great characteris-
tics Of statesman. In the contrast which was
continually presented to the people, the grossest
injustice was done to Mr.. p. Whilst Mr.. Clay
was elevated far rbove his true level MS man of
talents, his competitor was equally as far below
his true level. Long before the close Of his adj
mnsiratqn nlls b9 will have satisfied all candid men,


hold him Up "s having superior claims 10 talents.


banner State.--lt appears that South Carolina
IS the Banner State. The Charleston Mercur,
estimates tie democratic majority at $4,000 Mr.
Pickens sad at balt,mOre, 1.-THE wings i'm Soutl