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The Veto.-The people have right to expect the interpretation of this shield against legislative usurpa ton, from John Tyler.

 lst. Against Clay's bank project against which the President is every way pledged. nHt M

 2d. Against the distribution project, against which as involving the disturbance of the compromise, and the contracting of public debt he is indirectly pledged

 3d. Against the l2. 900 900 loan directly crea- ting national debt against which the President is directly pledged not only his address to his com stuens when he was in congress, when he said that a man ''must have taken leave of his senses" with with the example of England to him, could re- gard National debt other than great evil, but also in his message to the Extra Session.

 We consider then that Mr. Tyler has taken the field as the champion of enlightened constitutional liberty-against MT. Clay who is for yndoing the work of the Revoton revertng to the policy of the dark ages, and adopting the abuses add corruptioas of the decaying monarches of Europe.

 Let Mir. Tyler be true to himsef-and be strong in heart, and the people will strengthen his arm. Let him remember that is forever unrayelling the Penelope web of her devotees, while Truth fights stronger for her yotaries than any ofus fight for truth. Let him have faith in the right. unshaken, undouhting, and he IS safe, the constitution, union and liberty are safe:-"Corruption wins not more than honey. ."-Chas. Mercury.