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Mr.. r. F. Marshall has sent another
letter to.the National Intelligencer, cor
recting some Of the errors of his first.
He no longer claims TO have been the
first to propose the striking out Of The
distribution section from the tariff bill.
He says that a couple of Tylerites,
Messrs. Gushing and Irwin, proposed II
before he did, but he still contends that
he himself was the first man Of The
.WIig party proper" 10 propose it. Well
we are very glad tha; he considers him
selfas belonging to the "Whig party pro.
peri and we hope he means to acquit
himself like worthy member Of It.
We assure him that there are many
modes by which he can evince his friend
ship for the "Whig party proper" far
more unequiyccally than by continually
stepping out ofhis way to make bitter
and unprovoked attacks upon its &C.
kuowIedged candidate for the Presiden-
Cyl. Journal.


Shame on you, Mr.. Marshall, for ma
king "biiter and unproyoked" attacks or
Mr. Adams and Mr.. Clay, the acknowl-
edged Wing candidates for the Presiden
cy! Well let you know that Messrs
Adams and Clay are "much supcriaz Il
you and more toot' You're a naughty


fellow, so you arc!