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i Uzsitaep is. who is the second officer of the Kitchen Cabinet, and the regulator of Pet Banks! The Report of the Bank Committee of the House of Representatives of the 22d Congress conuicfs him of perjury, in the evil dence he gave before that body. He lived in Montreal during the last war, swore alle- glance to the British Government, and was 1 engaged in smuggling specie from the Uni ted States to pay the British troops. He kept faro bank in Philadelphia afterwards, and was turned out of the house. He is q real 'sDemccrat.'

 We hear much of Van Buren's carrying out the principles of the Administration. Ifthere is one thing to which the present Adminis- tration has been more opposed than another, it is the Tariff. Now, on the I2th of May z, 1921, MT. Van Buren voted .fo,, the bill s'to amend the several acts for imposing. duties on imposts on the 18th of May, 1898, when the ssBill of Abominaticns' was taken up, Mir. Van Buren voted against the motion of IIayne, of South Carolina, which motion was, to postpone the bill indefinitely-and when the question was taken on the final pas sage, MT. Van f,tiren. voted ffo,, the bill. On both votes Judge WIhife voted against Y an Buren, and Webster voted with him.

 The Florida war has turned out just as we anticipated. Gaines did about ali the good I that was done there-while Scott was col lecting great force ''to crush the Indians at once.o He got his great force, and has gone into summer quarters-and the war IS just as nearly ended as 1t was four months ago.. and no more. Macomb, ridiculed out of Wash ington city, made the tour of Florida, and has gone back. Next campaign there will be just as many Indians to fight as ever, and in the mean time the Creeks have taken cou- rage, and are commencing hostlities. So we go. Cambreleng has said that 1t will take twetre million dollars to prepare for and con- duct the war on our frontier against the Mex jeans and Indians. At the rate the war in

 

 hundred millions. However Mr. Cambre- leng is scared before he is hurt, There will be no war heres

 It has been truly said, that .'ifyou sepa- rate Van Buren from Jackson, he could not stand long enough to be knocked down. Look at Virginia. In 1s32, A counties gave the following ,ote-Jaehson I3,s99-- Clay 5,458. Thisyear the same A counties give, tan Buren ,3la--5ghig 11,977. This is clear anti-Yan Baren majority of botes, 65s-and a gain to the opposition since 1892 of 9,099 votes. The Van Buren men have st, Il a small majority in the Legislature but the popular vote exhibits an immense gain for the Wings. Several elections will be contested by the Wing caadidatos--and many Van Buren men were elected by ma ioritics of from 2G to 50.