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MEssRs. EDIToRs-There can be no mistake that ssOb,er,er in the Advertiser, is real "fede- ra Whig.' He thinks the appointment of MT. Adams as Chairman of the Foreign Relations in the House of Representatives, is al right, because Mr. Speaker White who appointed him, IS rich! 'Wealtn and responsibility are sure signs of "patrotsm, says Observer not only in the party shmself, but for all

 whom he countenances with his favor. Mr. Speaker Whte's "wealth and respectabty'' make Mir. Ad- ams' aboltionsm entirely harmess-nay, makes it's influence upon the negotiations with England, quite bene6ciali Mir. Eperst, too, if not rich himself, Is the son-in-aw of one of the richest in Boston; and therefore he ft minister to England, and his aboiitionisna is patyiotismi Beautiful logic! emnenty and peculiarly Whigl SPEED.