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houH. as Mr. Westesgi says. so ,nko run inf the nexi pFesisiencx. and lhe eleeslca will gn to the House of Representa,ives Then tue scene lately saaEted ifs essT State siss he zone over again. 4 few relsac,nrv demo crsss, joiheb with the whsga whom he DOW courts, will esees him to the pseshiency---shs goal Of ali his aspirations and efforts.

 We repeat, that the people. the democrat people, are true, and never will 20 with Me. Calhoun, He is now fully in the opposisioH. Let him stay there. Mr. Westeotsss boast of his great popularity is deeenfal and deceiy- tug. lt IS not true. We confidently predict, that tn his deser,ion of the gleas body of the democratic party at this time, he will gn alone and unattended. lis friends here. a- moDs whom we have ranked ourseif. surreu. der him.

 Never did we expect to see the erea. sou ihern statesman descend to tl,e commission Of aa act like that which has lately dissracesI the Senase-the expnisiau of Mir. Rischse.-- Senators and representatives, and party pres ses, speak as they please af the President aud of each other; and i, passes unno,iced. 4 democratic paper admits into it's columns . freeman to discuss the action Of the Senate and does not disayow the language of his correspondent, and their lordships are SD dis. pleased t'iai they hang the editor ap ia ll.ei body, as a speciaele for the nation io trem. bie at, that they may learn Ia fear an imi,a lion oT bis wicket example. Rabid feyier slists may do this. It is in character with their high-toued notions. They did it in ,I,t passage Of the alien and sediiion laws--the gag laws of lSo0, which ssexpired amid the execralt"ns of the American peonle.n Bu what mean men, calling themselves demo, erais, acting with this party, in the perpetra. ton of this foul decd ,

 We care not so much for Mr Rilchie a. for the principles involved. He is but au atom, as he says, compared with these They did not in1ict heavy punishment upon him; it was not in their power to dc s" They dare not. The will to do tt iva. present; but they went with hesitaiiag ssey to the preparation of the deed, for which public opinion will be sure to scaihe them ii WAS pii.lul aet; ani wIll only elevate th, man whom they so meanly and in SD nn. worthy maaaer seek to prosecute and de gratle.

 Let the administration hold on it's way vigorously and unierrifiesI--fnr the peopl. are with it--ihough the politicians, arget on by their wild aspirations and bewil,Ierec by the illusive glare of office may desert

 The people elected Nil. Polk, and he suited and still saits them and these diguitaries should bow with grace .o the will of the sovereign people. This |, democracy.