FOR THE COUNTY POST.

Mir. SMITH,,
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MT. SMITH,

 Sir-I perceive by several communica- tions in your paper, that war has com menced between the friends eff MT. Mer- win and MT. Ansel Sterling. Now as it regards the political party to which these gentlemen belong, it is very much mat ter of indifference which of them is elected to the next Congress except in this one particular,- us have the one which is the most honest. Either of them know enough to discharge the ordinary duties that may devolve upon them but if either of them is knave, no one could repose a confidence in him. A writer in the Post of the 18th inst. has commenced person. al attack upon Mir. Sterling, and this, un- der all circumstances, is altogether proper. I trust he will fearlessly'' persue the course he has adopted-the community expect at his hands statement of facts susceptible of procf relative to both tho poe Iitical and private life of Mir. Sterling, which will eviuce to the public that he is unworthy their suhrages--display before us his vices, his private and political sins and foIlies-i. c. if he has been guilty of any. And it is expected also that this cor respondent of yours will pursue tue same impartial course with respect ,o Mr. Mer-