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The following Resolution was passed at meeting of Hatters, in New York ciEf on the 2d ut.

 Resolced, That the Hat of State has lost its color by having too much Jaeksonisn in the colonng liquor, and to expect that ] continuance of the present state of things will turn out to the benefit of the people, would be like expecting a hat to scear Na' that had a body made of cobwebs and nap- ped with swlngle tow.

 Also at meeting of the Printers, &c. m the same city, on the 5th ut. the following

 Resotued, That the United States con tain the most splendid array of Republican tventy .fours, ever imposed upon the map the world, dressed and locked in a golden chase by master compositors; and thai II ,i the duty of every patriot to strive all n ns power to preventthe form from beIng, Ofoa. r en do,cn by botches, who, in State l00m,@' scarcely know ps.too' from sa0ei'Hs' stick.

 Resolred, That although the trst page of our Government gave pfomise ol nv ble polsne, of which the patriot would noun . to find the last signature; yet there ai. .tst st many imperteciions in the latest s'iseis' m ,a', . it Is best to raise the form, and conlleD'ss new HHeudt Page. a .,s.

 Resotoed, That, in our oPlIlioii, 'i's' aaro 70 son why General jackson's GaDine's as,s ', been so often sguabbled, and thrown s,ps lnlv ps is because in seliiag them ap,the lo1s'as" 'a'a cases are low, and he runs too muen 'Y soYts. .,.orv

 Resolued, That it is the duty oi t'i.. ess,, ,bs one following the trade, and mherl'alss s,,ss ' at of Franklin, to make i'as" ',or the Swamp Dynasty, during the .5n tnI have election, and d,qpe out the swarm M,''b ',, ,bsre been living upon fai acOrk so long .sa,n ',a' Y is not leGn Jaced letter among 'i'0'A'

 MT. Shiel, the Irish member :, q .aaceat a ment, has been declared entirely '',.'S nsc,;ue of the charge made against mn h'' 'gvf Mr, HiR and Lord Althorp, his accusefs''''N aane1Ie honorable.