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r.,;on of General Jackson's time. The play is
now in rehearsal and at the proper time the curtain
will be drawn, when the public will wonder at the
strength and harmony, and at the perfection and
discipline Of the actors"


Thus. already. three months before General jack
son takes the Chair, the ball is opened. Mr. van
Buren, is openly in the field. His modest Argus, 10
be sure, somewhat coy, affects TO dsown, Tue
colt ;mneachment and asks the journal which men
lions M y. B. as candidate, 'to put its finger on
The time and place of Mr.. V. BIS. nomination Tins
reminds one of the Argus's double at Richmond
nhe Enourer) which has more than once, IN our
discussions as TO the construction OF the Constitution,
asked us to sput our finger" on the clause OF that
instrument that grants powers which notoriousiy
emanate from it. Who wants proofthat the Sun
| shines when light is all around us Who doubts
| that Mr.. Van Buren is to be candidate for the
! Presidency Whatever may be for the future,


the Argus ntmates, it is time enough now 10 prlhg
him forward openly. The Argus is at its old trade'
deprecang ''premature comtnlttals." Inc Argus
will give the honest people the cue, 7ehea t as time
for them to 9 commit themselves, throw up their
cans. and CRY God save King Richard 70


| We do moi know any thing more sickenlng than
the prostitution of the Albany Argus to the views,
or whatever may guess to be the views, OF ITS mas
ter. unless it be the very disgusting complacency
with which the other organ, at Richmond, Plumes
itself on its share in producing result, winch 1t
openly deprecaled, when improbable, as "a curse
to the country This pair of organs blow hot and
cold in one anothers faces without the least appa-
rent remorse. They are huzzaing now ior what
they cursed in bitterness four years ago and four


wears hence we should not be surprised to lind them
huzzang, with the same zeal and the same heart


lessness, for whomsoever the chances oil success


may then favor. This is TO be politician. Ajust


idea Of the character Of such one may be arrived


at by parody of one of the Irish Counsellor Phil
lips speeches, which just happens to come to our


mind. The mere party man. as he would say, has


heart that does not feel head that does not rea


son but he has a scent which never fails to lead
him to the quarry.


Ifin these remarks there appear to be any thing


harsh, they would be readily excused, could the


reader have an opportunity OF observing the IN


science of that apostatc print, the Albany Argus
inflated beyond ordinary bounds by its masters
, election to the Chief Magistracy Of the State. Fol


the last two years. the vehicle of every sort OF mis-
representation, the instrument of the greatest dc
ception of the People of n. York who read it, tha


print has the assurance, upon the occasion OF tn


recent triumph of its arts in that State, to perk it
crest, and read lectures 10 us upon proprety lea
ven save the mark !)-and candor--and deeorum
/; MAI. Int.