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Was ever man before VanBuren, who
had been the chief Executive of this
great nation, annihilated at a blow, by
the pitiful plot of a condemned traitor
and the fiat Of huckstering party p
The creature of Jackson was always
unworthy Of his maker, or it could not
have happened. The gnarled and lofty
oak is not shaken by squalls, it does not
bow down even before the angrier tenn
pest; the adamant Of genius is unmoved
in the midst of ordinary convulsions
the energies of a truly great man will
only rise the higher and his fame Crap
pie with the hearts Of his countrymen
in their most trying times, in the midst
Of their difficulties and dangers. How
different Is the case with Van Buren,
We have had but one small squail from
Texas which ought not to nave fright
ened even land lubber, and withou
more ado


eLitHe Matty Van


Is used up man;''


