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A history of the party warfare tsays the Roches- ter Advcrtiser) which was caused by the currency qnesiioa, ia It's various phases, through series of ye1rs subsequent to the election af Gen. Jackson

 would furnish one of the most important and iH- structiSc chapters in the history of American par tisan politics. There q time when, by the persevering and spacious nirepr-ss nttions of the %hig press the great msss of uniformed electors in that party honestly believed that the non- renewal of the '. .. Bonk charter would involve the certain destruction of the great manufacturing and agri- cuitursi inisyests of thecountry Reason indicaied

 aud expericfis has proved. that far from being help to thoss irfssrests the bauk was in reality a mighty pbstrie tss sstheiT prosperity. And leniiag whig press, the other day, declared that seren

 egAahs of the whig party opposed to the recon structien ot United Stafes Bank. The fae.s con. nected with the currency question alone, are suiii

 eien 10 admonish the people of at paries of the necessity ef Investigating these great measures fer themselves To suppose ''reforfn% necessary be- cause il k advocated by party; to suppose it is Rof necessary because i is mol adyocaisI Is for the mas of inc people to allow themselS>s 10 ;se made tho sport of trading politicians the tools of the merestN tiemagogueism. Will not the peopie look 10 these Chiugs l-i)esa. \