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Thursday the 27,h of November next has beea ap. pointed by the Governor of this State for the annual Thanksgiving.
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A CHANGE!-The Boston Com. Gazette, heretofore que Of the strongest an best conducted Jackson jour- nnls in the country has burst asunder its collar and yielding to the pressure Of conscientious duiy as well as public opinion, has lowered the Jackson flag, and raised the Whig banner upon ,s broad columns. In making this change, the editors give detailed expo siiion "f their for doing. From their ad dress we extract the following remarks:-

 "The support, however humble and inconsiderable which this Gazette has for years given the administration. was given hunes'ly and sincerely. B" many oft recenl measures have appeared o to be entirely at variance with the genius and spirit Of republican insIitutions-wih the prosperity and happiness of our coanry-we could not, consise nily with own sentiments and feelings, commend them in the columns of paper. Nor did we, under the circumstances n which we were then placed, feel cal. ted upon pointedly to censurc them. Oar for some months pas, has, consequently, heeN oi neu Iray; but now intend to throw of that character aud lo give decided manly, bat tenpe supporl she principles of the Whg par'y-or least such Of them shall consider beneficial 10 the great interests of the country. Towards Mir. Van Buren, who s be the candidate Of the administration party Cor the Presidency, we have eyer entertained an uO- qualified diske; and in the coming contest, therefore, this Gazette will be found in the ranks opposed the advancement of that geDtlemnD.'

 "ln pursuing political course different from that which we have heretofore pursued, we shall doubtless tspesse of our patrons and subscribers. among whom many who s.iIi adhere to the administer ton and it's measures, and who are warmly in favor of Martin Van Buren as the successor of President Jackson" "In our future political cou'sc we shall endeavor far possible avoid all those person. o1;,: nf s"y characterize scany of the presses of,he poI- cal parties into which our country is divided"

 "Among our patrons we find very large proportion wh0 like ourselves, formerly friends of the Ad. mius,ration, but who bave more recently abandoned j, as logger worthy 'her support. large majority Of our subscrbers-Ddeed, with few exceptions, the whole free-trads Par,y-are Ant-vsn Buren; and we feel satisfied, that in avOwiBg opposition eome of The of the administration, shall meet the approximation of mos, of ibem. But this, of course, s an ''experimeDt:" We willing. how. ever, take ihe responsibility" oft, and leave the resull to the good and IiLeray of d;scerring public."

 And in a note attached their nddrrss, the editors of the Gazette give the following of the utter i"cOmpahiii'y of lie professions and promises nd practices al one time and another. How men Of the independence and discernmeDt of the editors of the Gazette could have ndhered inc chefian go long as they have done, Is passing ssrange.''

 "President Jackson. in recent reply io certain ci. iEeBs of Huntsville, who isviied him to public dip- Mer, nsej this la0gSage :-

 We caS never yield to the pvetensions which are set mp for ths National BaRk . Nssiasot Bask wishOut engraiog UpoS she laws principle of ire. spoasihle power, hostile liberty and poisonous to the public mOrais.'

 Iiere the Presden. assert. 'ha. no National Bank, any kind whatever, exist without sUbysring Ihe liberty aOd poisoning the morals of the country. He goes point blank against any and every inssIuliOD of the s1rf, no malieT hos organized. He mortal hostility BaSk, and ;O every ihiag i0 the shape of a Bank. Herein he runs counter IO almOsi every message shat he has submitted to Congress. In his frsa message that of lS29 he expressly and nesslv recommen nded the establishment of "0 NG- GOsei Bnnk tounded spOn Ie cTeah a5d TesOurces ef fhs Gouernmenf" Ia his famous Veto message oG JH- y. 1882 he made this unqualified declaration: That

 Bank of che United Satess compeesa so aiI the dn- ties which may bs required by the Government, night be oegssised iafriage On Uur ewa delesa- ssd pswsrs. Ihs reserved rights o 'he 6aasess DO NOT RHrERTAIN A DoUBT. Had hAe ESss3tt0s Seen