From the ~ Y. Commercial .ldrcyliscy.
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From the ~ Y. Commercial .ldrnliser


Carrying a joke TOO tar,-fhat worthless
vagabond, John Pluck. who carries in his
pocket a Commission from the Governor of
Pennsylvania, as Colonel of the Militia of
that State, after making fool of himself and
a thousand others, who went to see him in
this city, has gone on tour through the U.
States At Providence he was gazetted as
the Lion of the day, and at Boston, his ar
rival is announced, accompanied by a bio
graphical sketch. If the fooery ended here.
it would not be so bad /; but it appears that
on the voyage from New York to Boston, in
the steamboat Washington, meeting of the
passengers was held, Chairman and Secrc.
tary named, and Pluck was nominated for
Vice President of the United States, in con-
nexion with the Philadelphia nomination of
General Jackron for President. The rcso.
lutions are signed by the Chairman and Sc
cretary, and published in the usual form at
Providence. Now we look upon the proce-
dure as absolutely Jisgraceful. To say that
it is mere matter of sport, Of fun and fro
lie, is no excuse. If this miserable wretch
IS willing to go through the country dressed
like military zany, and exhibiting himself
70 the friends of vulgar sport for shilling a
piece, he has right to do %a-and the civil
authorities have right to take him up as a
vagrant. But to couple his name in this
manner with that of Jackson-the Hero of
New Orleans-who is pure and elevated
Patriot, and real benetactor to his country,
is in every point of view inexcusablc, and
diseraceful to the authors.


The New-York Statesman, of Sept. 5th,
says, "11akctar, the head, front, soul, and
body of the marble manufacturing Fraud
arrived at Havre on the goth of July, from
having got wind of his intention to go to Ha-
vre, despatched power of attorney to COL
lect debt from him. The Gazette of this
morning says-"It so happened that this do
cument reached Havre one day before NJ,