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was superseded at3 the accession of Gen eral Harrison. solely on political grounds. The demise of the lamented Harrison brought mto power an administration rather a0a-le- script Ill it's politics, or al least of very mixed character as regarded it's principles, al the head of which was the Vice President elect John Tyler.

 MT. Tyler's policy is familiar to the whole country. Whilst he retained somu Whies in office, he removed others. Amongst the latter Was the Marshal of the State of Arkan- sas, Af. Newton, and H. NJ. Rector Esq, was aPpomted in his place. It has been affirmed that this latter appointment was intended at the tune for Genl. E. Rector. and that such was the understanding of Mir. Tyler Hhe- ther such be legitimatcly true or not, it is gratifying to know that thus carly under the auspices of a new administration, General Tvaciar has been restored to the duties of an important office under the General Govem- ment; than whom there is no one more ca- pabte ot disclIarging is varied and mullipl- ed arocations with honor to himself and credit to his country; none more deserving or worthy oI its benefits and emoluments.

 Knowing his duty we are confident he will perform 1t, and uninterrupted in an enterprise 10 serve his country. may it alike prove all honor and again te himself, and re- fleet a like honor on the Government who has 50 2befaIy and generously bestowed the gut. AAlICUS.

 Crawford County, July, tal5.