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communication of " MENTOR" The subject OF


which he treats is an interesting one, and should
no Glad to see it pursued by any who can afford
;nfSrmaton on it. 1t is the opinion of many well
informed and unprejudiced men that Rail Road
from Chrstiana Bridge to Ekton would be pro-
ftabe undertaking to those who would engage in


t-and that such a work could be completed long
before the Chesapeake and Delaware Canal can be
finished.


Further extracts will be made from the pamphlet
with which 6 Mcntor' has furnished US.
In republishing an article from the National In
telliaencer, under the head of" Signs of the Times
the Editor of the Albany Gazette makes some in
troductory remarks from which we extract the fol-
lowing.


awe copy the following article from the Ma
tonal Inteigencer. much for that it is the ilrst
time the editors Of that paper have openly marshal
led themselves under the banners of Mr.. Adams
administration, as because it shows in what light
certain great man of this state Mr.. Pan Buren
is viewed at Washington. As far as it goes. it is


correct portraiture OF the Man, who has ever been
at home more distinguished as a party DISCIPLINE
ran than az a statesman. We could add to this
picture in this respect, but we forbear tor the pres
cnt''


"The plan Of our Senator, however, for the i'm.
prorement of the press, is certainly Objectionable.
lie understands this kind Of business we'll, much
better in our humble opinion. than he does the
proper management of the affairs of the nation
It is here that his forte lies, and he considers the
improvement Of the press the very key to party
discipline. He has Improved press in this city
10 some purpose, and made its editor mere nose
Of wax, to be shaped in such form as he shall d.
rect