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The Oxford Observer seems very much


astonished that we should devote any por-


zion of our paper to the memorial &c. of


Mrs Graves, the mother of Richard s.


Graves, Iatel<tate Treasurer In regard
10 our remarks. We would advise The editors
not TO suffer their astonishment to prove "a
tai. Time will show that our views on
that sa! iect are correct We have never
justified the late Treasurer in making his
private residence, instead of tie strong box
Of the Treasury. his place Of deposiie for
the .unds Of the State, nor do we justify his
paying out those monies 10 Tucker, Mat
thews and others but we do contend that
those who pro6ied by the operation. are
really the guilty, and should be brought to
punishment Were he to return, the deep
laid schemes of villa;ny practised by some
high in authority, would be exposed in such
glaring colors, that even locofocoism itself
could no longer doubt its truth. We wish |
o show the people that their public officers
II Jackson, for several years past, have
been faithless to the best interests ofthe citi-
;ens ofthe State; and a party that will urge
he continuance OF such men in ofice, are
Tot worthy ofthe countenance or support
'fthe patriotic.