From the Natimal Journal.
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No one who is an accurate observer of pas sing events, and an accurate thinker, has ever doubted for moment, that the motives in which the resolution of Mir. Chiffon originat- ed, and the object at which it aimed, were thoroughly anti-adminlstration. The cry of retrenchment was set up because it always finds favor in the ear of the people. The l. dea of retrenchment presupposes extrava- gance and that was sounded forth as the key note for chorus, tine burden of which was--- abuse and corruption. All this was designed for no other purpose than to seduce the peo- pie to join the leaders of the Opposition to hunt down the Administration. That the friends of the Administration should meet them on the ground they had selected.and de- mand an investig gation, was not what they were prepared for; and the confusion it eau sed among them may Seseen from the chan ges which their proposition was made to un- .dergo, from the effort to lay it on the table,& from the repeated declaration, that now is not the accepted fine, for the examination. No other inference can be drawn from these circumstances, but that the cry was raised to bring the Administration into discredit with the people. and that investigation for the pur- pose of vindicating the people or the admins tration was the last thing thought of