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u we don't know what ROBERT c. WET
MORE has done or left undone which should IN
duce his removal from the office of Navy Agent
at this port but we must say the circumstance
redounds very much TO his credit IN this commu-
uity. Mr.. Wc,more was as thorough Wing as
we knew in old times, and down 10 the de
fccton OF Tyler. Since then, continuing to hold
Office under the peplorabe Accident, he has been
r garded with distusi by many OF his old friends,
and has been pretty etftctually hamPered- Now
that the Poke is taken off, by the kindness OF
John Tyler, VIC shall doubtless have hlm openly
and zealousy in the field again, for his pole-staT
of old, Henry Clay.


We do no, hear that particle OF complaint
exists as to The manner in which Mr.. Wetmore
has discharged his dunes, and we presume there
can be none. He is turned out because he Is
Whig, to make room fora Loco Foco Enough
said!