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It is said that Mir. Bulleit the editor of the New Orleans Bee has been solicited to take charge of new paper at Washington, which is to he the organ sf the Tyler party. There must be some error in this, for the Bee is decidedly Clayish all over, and seems to thlnk very meanly of the abilities of Mir Ewing. It says:-

 "It is with lively regret that we perceive the pro- bability of MT, Clays bank bll-so just, satisfac tory, so explicit, true to the constuton--being superseded by the imperfect project of the Secretary of the Treasury. Il is with su deeper sorrow that we observe indications of possibility of defeat oi both these fiscal schemes. Fearful will bs the ac- count to be rendered to the country, should the re- presentatives of the people separate without uniting on some project for the collection and disbursement of the public money" ta

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 eLet it (Mr. Ewings plan) be so adjusted, if you will, as to compel Mir. Tyler to give it his sanction but let it, in all other respects, be such bill sa- gacity, experience, financial knowledge, and con sultation with those who are familiar with the subject, can make it. If we must have Mir. Ewing's bantling, prop up its ricketty form and inuse into it as far as possible, the principle of health."