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IL is rot little amusing to observe the course oi our pelitiea! leaders, as they turn from one side to the other. Itmust be quite refreshing to them, when their old heresies are brought up in judgment against them. Colonel Benton, for example--ihe following quotation from a speech of his, made in St. Louis, previous to General Jackson's election, must be very pleasant to his eyes.

 "If he'' General Jaeksop) "shall be elected President, he would surround him. self with pack of poitltcot bull dogs, to bay at alt arho dared to oppose dis measures. For myself, as 1 cannot think of legisIating with BRACE OF PISTOLS Ill ny belt, l shall, in the event of the election Of General Jackson, resign my seat in the Senate, as every independent man will have to do, or risk his LITE and HONOR"