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E,planation of q Great Phenomenon. Ma tcnsl ,IpteIgencer has lately been busily employed ia accounting ,for the results of the late elections but as it's explanations not altogether satsiacto ry ve will endeavor to throw some light on the sub feet Ia the first place the people have discovered that they have been cheated by false professions, false promises and delusiye hopes. They expected relie and have already discovered that this has been extended only 10 banks and spectators, the very classes to whom they now justly ascrbe the embal- eassments and difficulties of which they have cen the victims for years past They expected economy and retrenchment, and have only millions thrown away by distribution bill, millions added to the psbic expenditures, and millions borrowed to meet them. In shoft, they have done nothing for them selves. and every thing for money lenders, money hcrr.wers, specuators. and bankrupts, and that the whis administration in fact hut the representa- tive not of the people, but of those classes winch live on inc contributions which in thousand inscr- table ways they levy on the land and labor of the

 The people have also seen that national bank, the very mcclure which General Harrlson and his supporters on all occasions disavowed was in fact the great leading paramount object of their struggling for pewery and that after approving every other wbg seheme. Mr. Tyler has been denounced as traitor to his party for withholding his sanction from this These dscovefies, added to the swaggering exhlb- tions and inap0ient declarations of Mir. Clay in the senate; the gag laws imposed the freedom of de- bate: the aghtly caucuses orestalng and directing the free action of congress- the indecorous and beeonng displays of not only gross and indecent per- sepaties but of actual violence in the house of rep rssentatiSes, Aided by the mastery exhibitions of whg policy by the democratic members of both hou- ses most especially the senate--all these combined have sckened the people of the dose of whiggery, and caused them to spew out oftheir mouths" in disgust and, ,abhorrence.

 Thefe are other cauAes operating to increase this dsserlion from the whig ranks. The great fountain of bribery andacorrupon is at length exhausted. The Bank of the United States Is notoriously bankrupt, and can no longer accommodate politicians and pipe lsssrs with the means of committing frauds sS the ballot boxes. The l" suspended debt" can no longer be augmented at pleasure and the glory of the pipe layers has departed forever. Though some of them have been rewarded by Governor Seward, aud others by the whig powers at Washington vet they have both paid homage to the indignant viction of the people, in declining nflct upon them the last and grossest insulto patronisag, at least ia public, such men as Bella Badger, Thaddeus Ste vens and tho renowned Gientworth-the latter Of whom we perceive has moved a noiie prosequ, and will probably be at large in time to partake in the coming election. .tH ItF'f,. f.f

 1T to these causes, we add that certain and pow srfai re -acton which invariably operates the mon sense and integrity honest and uncorrupted people, when they awake to convection of having been mistaken or deluded, we shall have grounds am- ply sufficient for the phenomenon, in accounting for which tho National fnelligencer has wasted much ingenuity.h To save them any further trouble, we sfer these considerations to the editors of that pa ser with the insurance that they heartily at their ssrsiee.-tN, Y. Evening Post a.|