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Distribution .BiH,-Seeng the universal odam a'l disgust with which this vile distribution law as s every where evinced in our elections, we are bt without strong hopes that the very Congress whih passed the law will, at it's next session. efiecluay nullify it. Al all events, the law can never go ido effect if the democratic states shall will it. t the legislatures of the states so will Il. Let te leg islatures instruct hew senators and represent lives to relieve the people from the unjust taxaiin which the extra session imposed upon them--to tale off ihe odious excise upon sugar and salt, and It once repeal the distribution law. .ai

 Can the friends of slate rights stand qudily by ad suffer the distribution act to go into ehecl?-W

 they willingly consent that the states who boashI independence shall become mere serfs and rib,t,- res of congress- with the glorious privilege of payhg bacN in oppressive taxation larger than he anouat of money which buys and corrupts thqnl Every principle of right and justice lmpes the iieds of free institutions lo rally for resistance the gross corruptions winch have commenced the ,t,ig administration. The people are speaking In evIIdt of thunder-the hand writing is upon the wal winch will consgn the wig party to iniamy. Let the dtn ocraic legislature of the states, which are sucf,ss lively taking the place of wlrig legislatures, do io

 daty the present winteri and the p,isohief-makes congress will be driven tI,er dens, leaving he,, majority for the purpose of just legislation evel ii the present congress.-t New Hampshirs Patrio