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We believe il Is no longer matter oi
conjecture, that serious opposition is or
ganizing 10 defeat the reelection of PRESS
dent Monroe,whosc mild and equitable pol
icy seems to have exasperatsd the rash and
discontented spirits ofthe dap. To indi-
cate the progress Of disafrc,ion, we have
fron time TO time supplied our political de
partmenl with articles from newspapers
once warmin the praises Of the men who
compose the present administration. It
will be seen that these men are now ar
rnigned. by their qnonGam partisans, on
charges which it would have been moral
treason for fderGlisss to prefer, and that q
grossness Of epithet is resorted to, which il
would be difficult for immaculate republicans
to excuse, even at time of high political
excitement.--This family quarrel broke
out beyond the mountains whether il will
extend itself to this section of the Union,
and terminate the b0asted era Of good feel.
lsgs time mus, discover.


We have just received the second number
OF the " Compass, which is 20 be publish
ed occasionally in Boston, Ill sufficient
number Of subscribers can be obtained 60
warrantis regular publication. Il appears
warmly opposed to the administration OF
MIR. Monroe, and denounces in uneguivocal
terms, : fhe arsssoc~dfical tendency q sbe
course he mas Pursued Let il be remem-
bered. that this paper was established, and
is supported by full blooded republicans, who
hailed the Presiden, few Snonths sipce, as
tht nson offhe fieotte.


The Raleigh Register giyesa gratifying
account Of the progress cf civilization a.
mong the Cherokee Indians, making it
probable that tome ether method might be
adopted with that race, than " cutting them
up in style" The Lancastrian schools are
established anong them, in which are
taught, successfully, the common branch.
es OF education, together with the agricul-
tural arts to the boys by systematic Iabour,
end needle work, &c. to the girls, among
whom are some genteel young women.
This is the benevolent work ofthe Morayi.
ans, continued fer 60 years past


In the Panophst alsois very interesting
account ofthe Chcrokees, in = letter writ
ten from the missionary establishment in
that country, by Jeremiah Evar.s, Esq. of
CharlestowA.


A Proclamation of the President Of he
United States dated Aug. lst--has been IS
sued-repealing the discriminating duties
OF Tonnage on Hansea,ic vessels in conse-
quence OF the abolition of similar duties in
Hamburg wilhregard TO American vessels.
This Proclamation arises out of the Act OF
Congress. Of March 8, lsl5-upon the sub.
jers Of discriminating duties.