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New York paper gives the following the "true order of succession for the Presidency as agreed to caucus by those having the power to will it. We re- gret to isaac hN at the tai 1t IS islander our brother typo. An editorial national Convention might possibly alter this decree:

 "1. Martin Van Buren: 2. Thomas H. Benton: 3. Amos Kendall: 4. Isaac Hi-provided Van Buren is not crowned in the meantime-which his English friends declared some time since would undoubtedly be the easel

 "The foregoing is the order of succession to the Pre- sdency which has been marked out by certain oracles of 'he party and will occur provided No. succeeds. If he misses his figure, however, down goes the whole ring, like row of brck!"- Peoples Echo.

 Ohio giben up.--Thc Monitor, a violent Van Burch paper Ohio, says.

 'sAs we have, during this campaigns estimated our majority larger than formerly these few times have spoken of it, must be faithful enough now to say that appearances are stronger in favour of our op- ponens than they have been."

 ssStronger," quotha Harrison carries Ohio by 2o,- GOO majority In Pennsylvania there will be no fight; his majority will be as large Jackson's. His pros poets are decidedly the best every where. Georgia buckIing on armour for the fight and the strongest Van Buren State in the South will go against him. The "slgnsn are every where encouragins.--.N Y. Star.

 A SlGN.-The New York Times, the organ of the Van Bmerl party in the city of New York; speaking of the deposite bill. makes the following demonstration against Col. Benton:

 "It was a unfortunate circumstance for the country flat the only antagonist plan to this was the wild and exravagant one of MT Benton, which went to require not only imniedate appropriations greatly exceeding the in the treasury, but to involve the nccessi y of inestinable and limtess expense hereafter Mr Bentons ultraisln has within year or two nearly ex- tngshed his personal influence, but had been other wse it would have been impossible for prudent iegs- lators to sanction such cxfayagant schemes, and as unhappy more judieious system of pubic defence brought forward, he distribution device had full swayn