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z tofmed and expressed upon tilis siIbjeet.-- We must however, though we are not dis posed to carp and cavil, say that we cannot allow our Delegate to claim for himself and hls friends ali the nerit of such d step. as Ii Ii was done contrary 10 the wishes and views of the party to which We belong, or as II We were 10 be expected to oppose. .a,ay measure of public utiiity, because 1t comes rom one who Is notthe man of our choice.

 eneTef ee the pahie, q. tie whole people, demands of Us 10 oppose nm and his measures, We shall most cer- 'aHly do so; but we shall as certainly % slde by side with him. whenever he acts for that people, as an honest alan should act. and It Will be remembered that this paper. has, from the commencement of it's exist e5ee' advocated unhesitatingly this measure ''i.d urged 1t upon the people. For proof ot this We refer to our early numbers. We nave no tune now to say more on this sub Ject' but our columns are open to it's discuss sioa, and we shall take 1t up again, when We have more time and space.

 Do you remember our saving. some months since, flat the Mexicans looked on ii,ifi'ide IS patriot7 You wif see the. proof of this in another column. We have some hopes of Mexico now. She is tearing away the priests from her heart, and their money from the priests. We speak know mgly, when Ne say, that the priests of that country are the most abandoned rl5ise;I cunts on the face of the earth. They nearly all gamble, and have their kept mistresses; many of them are habitual drunkards; most oi them are base liars -and while they pro tess, openly, to believe the religion they teach. they secretly seoff at it, and keep in their libraries the atheistical works of Vol taife, Volney, and Holbach. We promis- ed to give description of their priests and some of their great men some day. We shall do 1t the next time yon sit al our table,

 From Europe we have littlenews. Don carlos seei still still doubt tu War in Spain; and affairs iii T ! isoIi0aaii wear rather gloomy aspect for Don Mi- gael.

 The English West Indies are up in arms about the manumission of the slaves, and many planters are leaving Jamaica.

 i'Ae Nullitiers are quiet. Coy. Hayne's message was hot, as usual. Words, brave words!

 Read on as long as you please. Try Daif-he is canstc enough, and something ludierous withal. Excuse Us for leaving Yos eleae at the table. Ne are very busy.