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"Gire us Lig1a."-The recent sparring between the two leading Jackson papers in the State of New York, the Albany Argus and New-York Enquirer, as which of them possessed the confidence of Mr. Van Bursn in the greatest degree, productive of consd erabe amusement to the mere "lookers on." But the soft lovspats of these two brethren of principle ac- cordng to their interest" have been the means of bringing to light other matters of more importance to the community. The editor of the newly established New-York Standard, Mir. Jencks. formerly of Boston and Washington, and until lat.ery rank Jacksonian, in auding to these quarrss of the Argus and Euqui- Ter, makes the disclosures foilowing:-

 "Among others of the opposition, we have at divers times asserted that it Van Burens design to be- come President of the United States ure as well as de aco. The project developed to the editor of this journal him who writes this article long ago as the winier of l829-30. He was in the city of Washing during the entire session of Congress and being hhen a member of the dominant party, enjoyed all the privileges of the sanctum sanctorum. In No- vember 1929, the Courier and Enqsirer, isstigated by adrices iron. Washington, nominated Marsia Van Buren for the Presidency The reelection of Jackson was not dreamed OG was presumed that the pledge