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WHERE ARE wE?-In political point of view scarcely know whether we our head or heels! There has been such "jumping of Jim Crow" among the politicians at Washington as al- most to disable from telling who are our political enemies and who (besdes the democracy) friends. Certes, ''the gentleman who officiates President of these United States" as Webb in his btterest vein calls the veto President, has grown in our favor of late. His capacity lodging the lasso of his willy foes, and "headng' the ''headers," has really raised hIm peg in esteem, and we cannot help repeating and ruminating upon the thought, that good democrat has been spoiled by keeping con ioundedly bad company. We are not going to sup port Mir. Tyler's administration, however, because he has thrown overheard even the worst of the abom nations of the federal extra-session Our broad bot toned boat of democracy contains other "abstrac- tions" than those of untiring hostility moneyed 1 and political bank. Mir. Tyler cannot go per-cargo unless he with the wing of his sstonal prerogative all the rights of the people and of the states, which Clay and his band of bank grants are striving to make lawful prize to their law less ambition. In the mean time, except so far as upholdng John Tyler and his government, in all that is right we are almost without occupation Our late enemy engaged in the domestic Killkenny cat fight, has not scratch to spare for modest asd retiring democrats. We feel like the poor at tbe we'd ding and have not the poor privilege of fosrshing sbillelah and raising small war whoop, for fear we might whack some newborn friend, or wake up the wrong passenger, through mstake.-Not knowing what to do, like sensible person, shall do very little of any thing but to chronicle the passing events, and skim off results they beii up from the political cauldron. The campaign being over, we shall go into winter quarters, ready take the field again, whenever the great democratic cause, we know and love it, shall demand aid. Clay and his for ty Congressraea may go home and raise the very -. We doH't care.