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~ The Raleigh Register anl certain other
Whig papers are endravoring to create the i'm.
preston that Mr.. VAN buren, and COL JOHNSON
are in favor of the Fate odious Bankrupt Act
Nothing could be more false. The letter of Col.
Johnson, so freely quoted by these Editors, was
written beforethe passage of the late law; and in
addition to this, let it be heard every where, that
Col. JOHNSON voted in the Legislature of Ken
tueky TO instruct MIR. CLAY to oppose that law,
and that Mr.. CLAY disobeycd Instructions Nor
is Mr.. VAN buren, less sound upon this subject
than Col. JOHNSON. No person denies the con-
stitutional power of Congress to pass Bankrupt
Law, and Mr. VAN BUREN never went farther
than the system which would takehold of corpor-
ations. 1t is the voluntary-the cheating clause
of the late Bankrupt Law which is so much
complained OF, and for this the Federal Wings
arc solely responsible They might as we'll at
tempt to get rid of the political sins of HENRY
CLAY, as to attempt to disown and put aside their
own creature.