A Failure

-The Cincinnáti Post andti-Aboiitionist, which we fonncrly noticed ns !he oniy paper in the Uiwn wliich attempted lo live aa nn anli-abolition paper, has been discontinuad for want of patronage. This wus just as we expected . vJThe liberïy vote of New England in 1340 was 2,255. It now exceeds 13 000.- That is, the Liberty vote of New England has nearly sextupled in two yoars. At this mte i: vv.ll be 00,000 in 1344. IIow Jo„?) !lt tl.is rate, w,ll it be boforc the Liberty party will be deadf {L?0 Hon. Cflleb Cushing, of MaesachuBcttm a late address to his constituents, spoke most decidedly against auy project for a bank, inü eclarea that no such institution wus dearable or necessary, jn any respect; and thst uy party wliich ubould go into the PresiKk'ntial contfst with the design of estoblishinjf a Bank, would suffer certain and inevitable Jefeat.