FoR TIE WhTc HMAN.
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Messrs. Through the medium Of your
paper of the 9th inst. asked Mr. Harker very
civil question, viz. whether the Hon. Louis W Lane
was not the author Of an Address :. To the Federal
Members Of the Legislature Of Delaware" which
was published in the Delaware Gazette OF Nov. @.
1924, and which contained the following express
slons.


at is presumed that the ederaEsfs of Deiapnre, in
te'ng chief magistrate for this great republic, will deem
Tfe and morality necessary ingredients in his character
They will not elevate 10 that distinguished place, MILL
TARY DESPor, vho Deliberately be.es HE HAs AUTHOR.
lTr TO HANG dstinguished citizens Of The United States an.
atr military Gu, applicable only regnes and 1sho HAS
ACTUALLY SHOT SIX MILITIA MEN Of he Untrd
Siates, WITHOUT A TRIAL.


To this civil question have obtained only an
indirect answer, and mention for the information
Of your readers, that Mr. Harker studiousy evades
the subject, and as he does not deny that Mr. NJ
Lane is the author of the Address, leave them to
draw their own conclusions.


AN INQUIRER.


- sa5oa1o g.


We have seen the communication of Corporal arkers
correspondent, Fair Play" and will perhaps notice it
further when have leisure than possess at pre-
Sent


Z. WYER Esq the American Messenger, who left the
algonquin at Newcastle, for Washington the bearer of
dispatches to Government and to the British Minister
Washington, March 2l.In the ship Algonquin, arrived
at Philadelphia from Liverpool. passenger Mr.. En-
SAnn WvKH, bearer Of dispatches from Minister to
Lngand supposed to contain the ratification OF the TX
snatory Treaty the subject OF the Ghen Commission
sensation have been produced in Baltimore and
elsewhere, by rumor that Mr.. W. was the bearer Of
treaty negotiated by Mr. GALLArIY, concerning Colonial
intercourse For this report. believe there is no toan-
cation. Intel
WHAT'S the reason that, in time of frost,
sor will not cut or, at least, without creating great
pam, unless it is warmed Because il viewed
with magnifying glass, it appears like the edge ol
saw; and when warmed, its cdge i rcniirrecl
emoother. .--Mectanic's .Magazine.