From The N. Y. Sunday Morning Ne,os.
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The President of the United States and the
Editor Of the Truth IsHer.-The Native Ame-
rican, published at Washington City. states that
the son of one Of the editors of the Truth Tel
ler," scurrilous print with perfect anisnomer
for a title, published in New York City, and re-
markable only for its senseless malignancy, has
been made by the President cadet at West
Point. Whether this was done after or before
Martin Fan Baren had to take back and swal-
low the printed filth which he er-cisSorzed from
that twopenny concern and laid before Congress,
we do not know. Common dccency, however,
lost as Mr.. Van Buren, seems to all delicacy or
regard toward the public will, would seem to have
suggested suspension of this exriatory atone
ment from him to political scavengers in his en-
poy for his having repudiated false and ''irre-
decmable" trash, that whicl, he had received and
hadtreasured in the archives of Mr. Woodbury's
Department as statistical matter Of high moment,
fit for the meditation Of grave, deliberative body


We know nothing Of the Truth Teller men, per-
sonally; they may be Irishmen or Welshmen, for
aught we know, and their sons have as much
claim as any foreigners for offices Of rank or emo
lnment But it seems rather hard A,nerica,,
youths should beNrndely thrust aside for some par
tyref, whom the party themselves despise-and
when tits known the highest object Of every young
mans ambition in our country almost, is to get
this post at West Point. There are always some
two or three hundred applicants (Americans) on
the list But Mr.. Van Buren, says, z give il to
my Flibbertygibbet, of the Truth Teller