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FLATS A "BuBBLE :'-Now that the sa Essl IS over, and the spirit of the whigs v@led " Tn their disappointment, or wrap " In their lost purses, let us inquire

 "a bubble is Politicians and political |sb ['p'nlsls agree, that Laws scheme, by a a lie proposed to make the Mississippi [l31 d ifultlul source of riches to all who ,s [.a e'igage Tn 1t, was bubble. Philoso- K ff qua poets agree, that 'sreputation is a s% st oh the stream of life,o and error a bub- ,aa ,,a' ruth dissipates. The word is one

 5asli' t5a,. use and of easy application, and e,;a saey are ''airy nothings," their bursting

 aneS a harms those who least suspect it.

 aosance and vanity of political aspi- I ,la aay De llkened to a bubble, which the M tbe; oi an indignant people bursts ill deny i M sulirages for his promotion. The $. aea s., , theories advanced by party tacti- ;a i, z are beautiful bubbles while they spar ,l K 'ae sunlight of popular favor aud ira , '"e sr prospects of him who has blown 7 ,,. nus and in a thousand and one W ays sa It may be conveniently employed. ,rea, t' olay.poor "Harry oi the West,n e sa' ,aai embodiment of ehagrin and despairl sos "o'o seems quite favoriie one that

 '' gel himself cut of difficulties, and