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"THE FISCAL AeEEr'' is in n bad way. It the universal opposition of the democratic par ty and have vel to meet the first hearty commen- daion of it, from any whig press. Up to this time, MT. Ewing is Solitude Ewing in respect to his ''Fsca Bank, ,-aridiculous tautology,by the way to cover the unpopular name ofa ''National Bank" All the leading whg papers ''damn it with faint praise The Journal of Commerce, the merchants organ of the tity of New York, says:

 "MR. EwING's PLAN.-We have cOnyersed with several gentlemen who among the most influential in desiring national bank, and they all say that the plan of the Honorable Secretary will not answer ac- cordng to their views that it must of necessity be too much political, and too little mercantile ma chine, and that, in their judgment, the moneyed and business men of the country would stand aloo frou it." "The Philadelphia National Gazette makes an ex- tended comment on the 'sFiscal Agent" in which the same objections urged-that the centre of it vii be in Washington, within grasp of every political ad yenurer, and subject be agtated by all the tides o i pa,ty-that the branches are likely to be politca State Banks, and the whole a crude incomprehensi bic tumble, without beginning, middle or end.'

 The National Intelligencer plainly intimates tha the Cabinet are not unanimous in it's favor, and tha | Mr. Ewing alone " takes the responsibility" I'm New York Era, speaking of the effect of this plan which has fallen like Paixlam bomb into the wh camp, says: n.

 ''But the most amusing part of the matter is this For the last ten years the Richmond Whig, the orga of the federalists in Virginia, and the Albany Even ing Journal, the organ of the party In N York have been preaching on the subject of finance. Wha say now the Editors of those leading Journalsa Why forsooth, that they not sufficiently acquainted wit questions of finance, to be able to express an cpl nion on the subject of this newly invented greater | gtator. most precious conlession-nost conve nient ignorance! They confess that after havin been expounders of financial doctrines for ten years after having abused the benghed democracy for hei utter ignorance of those doctrines, they are at las obliged to come out with frank admission that tn subject is too deep for them, and they must leave it wiser heads than their to understand and explai | its mysteries. They pore over the new invention .Ii . 'With most learned doubt

 And wonder what the devil 'tis about" and admit, in the despair of confusion, that the whol matter is beyond their comprehension.

 l The new scheme seems 10 come up to the Scotch mans definition of meaphysies-''When two me are talking together, and neither knows what tn | other means, that's metaphysics" Some of ouI wags have christened it physical agent It ha l better be called metaphysical agent"