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P,prIEs.-Much has been said, and much


.;,san anon the subject Of parties, and we
a. hear n asserted that the fair fabric Of
- American Union, is to be rent asunder
- marty violence. Independent, however,


he great conservative principle which


,ists n the Federal Constitution, much is to
g boned from the virtue and intelligence Of
AZ neople. In all liberal governments there
iii be parties. They resul! from the ma
tlre of liberty, and are necessary to its pre-
servation. Itis only when the heart is brn-
hEzed by the dullness of sensibiity, and the
mind degraded by ignorance; and when,
therefore, the hard hand of irresponsible
power, bears down upon the high destlnles
of our nature, that parties do not exist; the
waveless calm is more to be dreaded than
the agitations of the tempest; and were the
mighty ocean unrufiled by the storm, il
would become stagnant pool, whose pesti-
lential vapours would sweep from the earth
every vestige of humanity, or the earth IL
self become one great lazaar-house of hu-
man misery. As the latent spark is by fric-
ton, stricken from the steel, so is truth eli
cited and principle established by the con-
fict of mind and tho collision of sentiment.
"Truth is OmnipOtent and pHblicjHstice GER
tain. :"


The spirit of disorganlzation was for a
while triumphant. The administration of
Gen. Jackson had brought upon the country
unparalleled distress; and we had nothing
to hope from that of Van Buren,; but light
has at length, burst upon the people;
CLAY and a WEBSTER have come "to
the rescue" The people will sustain them;
public opinion, the mighty lever that wields
the destnies of Republics, has already
doomed the present administration. 1t has
been weighed in the balance and found
wanting; its days are numbered.--Lering
ton (Ky) Observer.