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HOW THE WIIGS LOVE COL. BENTON.


For twenty years past Col. Benton 'has
cried aloud and spared not' against the rotten
doctrines of the whig Party-he has denounced
their principles, and many of the leaders, as
being corrupt--he has held them up, all man
gled and torn by his own scathing tongue, to
the public gaze, and shown their hideous delor-


nifty in its full length and colours. On the
other hand the wing press has poured its
broad sides and hot shot into the Col. from all
directions-he has been denounced as swag-
gering, clustering bul!y-as the humbug Of
the age-.as guilty of petty larceny in stealing
$50 from fellow student at Caappell Hill, &c
A few weeks since the Col. made an able
speech in the Senate against the Treaty for
the Annexation of Texas,-differing in that re-
spect only, with his old friends-and he is all
at once discovered by the whig press to be
most marvellous man, perfect paragon, and
with the hug of a bear, they are embracing
him as all that's good and great. How the
wings love Col. Benton.