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Bankrupt Law was repealed, and the com munity at large were deprived of its common benefits which was urged as arguments for the adoption of such law. The public lands after having been given away were taken back again. The Independent Trea- sury was broken down and nothing created i'll Its place; the finances are left in deplo- rable condition, the Government in debt over twenty millions of dollars, and the tariff so constructed as to reduce the revenue and in- Jure commerce. its purpose, through it's ex- istenee, seems to have been to defeat public expectations, to destroy the public interest, 10 do anything which would baflle the ad- ministration, and make it the bye-word and the subject of derision to the people. After aH its miserable and picked Schemes, # Inns succeeded alone in mahing use1f truly con- tempfi6lc, and the only eradication the peo- pie ever experienced from it, is that it has at last ceased to exist. We congratulate the country on this happy event, and hope i may nerer Dc disgraccd by such another Com greSs'