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Sympathy Of the Wigs for Mr.. Van Buren,.
Twas but few months since when the whig
newPapers were filled with SANDERS against Mr.


Van buren. 1t was then supposed that he would
be their adversary for political power, but since
the Convention has been pleased to nominate an.
other Person-mark how they have changed their
tune. A whig paper speaking of the nomination
OF Mr. Polk, uses the following language :-"We
would fain hope for the sake of that spirit of in
dependence which all like to see-for the sake of
that honesty which the people possess and cherish
that some portion of "the party" will resent
this open Panderlng to iawless set Of politicians,
and thus vindicate their cha rac,ers by INDIGNANT.


~ resens'ng this double fraud--,his insoent spirit


OF dctaton." They would like to soc split=eh,