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WASHINGTON, Sep. llth, lS4l.

 Dear Sir:-Throughout yesterday the mos. unspar- ing denunciations-the bitterest insectve and most malignant abuse were poured mercilessy upon the head of John Tyler. Bolts, of Virginia, Lane and Thompson, of Indiana, Mason of Ohio, and others (the champions par excellence of Mir. Cay's pre- tensions to the next Presidency renounced him and declared war upon him-they formally excommuni- cated him from the Whig church-charged him with pcrfdy and treachery of the basest kink-declared him unworthy the conntenance, sympathy, or for bearance of the whig party, and held hn up as eft object for the slow, unmo,jng finger of scorn to point at.'' st

 To-day at I2 o'clock, Messrs. Crittenden, Bell, Ewing and Badger send in their resignatiops. Web ster and Granger hang on, and say that it is unne- cessary that they should resign or the whig party break up. Their doctrine, seems to be, to maintain the integrity of tho pany-to keep possession of the spois and save the sop. It is said at least of the latter indlydualt may perhaps be otherwise in re- gard to the other Boston and it's dependencies are understood here to be al ths time in position Of neutrality and hereafter likely to change that posi- tion to one of hostility on the subject of National Bank. That being the case, Mir. Webster and his immediate adherents in congress, find no difficulty in being satisfied with any sort of fiscal system, other than National Bank. All that they may want is some little time and piausibility of excuse for shifting positions. guess this to be the truth about the matter.

 Thank God! our country is saved, miraeusously rescued from the cupidity, corruption, ambition and demoralizing influences of monied despotism.

 In sack cloth and ashes we should bow down and offer to heaven our heartel gratitude and sincere devotion for this sigaa dispensaiion Of its mercy

 It now beilooyes the democrats of the country to diinse light far and near upon the subject of the banking sysfemiis fraads, its eorruptions, errors, excesses and miseres and to light up aJih the ef- fugent blaze of truth the path freform.

 Most especially does hehooye them to prove Sthe sources of supply of the precious meiaDs--to exhibit 10 the country full and comprehensive statistics in relation to the vast quantity of these metals dHsed throughout the world the immense proportion of them consumed in plate, jewelry, ornaments and useless purposes of iaxury, in consequence .sf ihe want of demand for them for purposes of currency aad ex- change.

 The individuals who may be appontedto to the new cabinet are not known as yet There are more biank faces and dsscfed consciousness in these parts than you ever saw about place before proportoa to it's population.