American
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uJ Reuben ". Whitney, the notorious Pet
Bank familiar of Messrs. Van Buren, Woodbury.
& Co. has coaxed Wing TO unite with him IN
the establishment Of neutral paper at Pha-
delphia, through which he is engaged in uttering
the fouest and most outrageous libels upon Mr..
Clay and the Wing majority in Congress. Wit
meas his assertion that Mr. Clay is cndeavoring 10
advance the interests of an aristocratic minority,
at the expense Of the great body of the Americas
People So in his last paper he has a column Of
base falsehoods of which the following is fair
specimen


Congress proclaim to the world, that they con-
tinue IN session-not to lcgisate-not succor the
country, and afford relief to the people-but TO
make President To secure offices for them
selves. their friends and their amllie. rhey avow
the treason. They glory in their shame They
defy the PEOPLE. Let them beware, how far they
carry their defiance"


Now we care little what Loco-Foco falsehoods
this notorious knsve NAV utter, even under the
treacherous garb of neutrality bat We shall take
the liberty OF once more aPprising Mr.. WIsrHRor
ArwILL, whom esteem Wing and gem
ileman. that he il dsgracing himself irretrieyably
by permitting ms name TO be used a virtual en-
dorser of such fendish calumnics on th- true
hearted men who are now doing all IN their Powe
to sustain the rights and the interests Of the Peo
pie. What say you, Mr.. A. ?