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 The New Orleans Bee abuses the Presidents last veto very cordially. The following isa touch al its style;

 The Eta.-We gave President Tyler credit for decent Eng h in our hasfy remarks an the veIai but second perusal induces Us to retract even this ne- eatise merit What does his Accidency mean by such sentences IS. these--"To erecue ,he office of President, ,',-''The highest mora, and religious ob- ligatons of conscence and the cnnstiiutionR Is this English or eib6erishl Perhaps, however, Mr. Ty- Ter was righ, in using tho expression Execute the office of President" Execute indeed! more will ful act nf buchery than he has committed could not hnve dsgraced the town eSedutiOner; He has sIe H. Ted the office with vengeance. As for the high re- gious and moral obligations of the constitution, we suppose the phrase must be considered as broad and striking mage in which he constitution, by the power of the metaphor called Prsopopeia is per snniGed as a moving and acting being having con science and bound by religious and moral ohgatlons ThIs is novel figure of speech, and one which o all others is most likely occur to Virginia abstrac- lions. live wished to be over captolr and crill- cal, we might point other peculiarities of style, which render the message quite unique as speci- men of elegant and tasteful literature