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TIE WHIss AND MR- yEFFERsoN.-There is no name recorded in our history which puzzles the whgs more to dispose of, than that of Mir. Jefferson Soon after his death. they began, for the first time, sG profess to honor his character and his prlncipes.

 This did not take. The people would not believe that these men had all changed to Jeaersonian De- mocrats. They then returned to their old trade of vyins him. and for years circulated every imagin- able islander upon his character and reproach upon his principles. That, too, failed of success. Now they have resorted to third course. Unable to make the people believe they democrats they have set about the attempt to prove that Jefferson was a whig aad iBank manl and this, too, in opposition to the positive declarations to the contrary contsned in his ietters This effort will fail like the others.

 What turn vill they take nexti