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 Of MT. Newton5 ssgreafaess, itcon5ists,we pre- sume, in the tact which he has displayed in getting into good offices, and turning them to bis own good account; and in the skill with which he manages the Bank botfsstring. when he has it on q poor dew is neck, to elicit the highest notes of praise in his own behalf. We have never heard of any other Tact and skill of this character evnce taleat, Of certain kind; and with some (the editoI of the Ga zette fer instance) are evidence of 'greatness."

 To qualifications, such as we have mentioned, Mcssrs. pafe and Nelc,oa add the possession aud control 6c inc Real Estate Bank. by means of which they hold the rod over many proud and restless spirit and apply l. too when rebellion against their authority is threatened.

 Thus armed and equipped, is ii wonderful that they should exercise control over great many men Is il at all remarkable that such 'nose of wax as the editor of the Gazette, whose whole office was bought and isowned, by the Bank, should sing their praises and swear they are every great mem