FOR THE COUNTY POST.
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 Mr. SMITH--

 As have been siuce its cOmmenceme a constant reader of your paper, have remark cd that it has embraced variety of useful and interesting subjects.-The political discussions have read patiently. Knowing that of course they would subside when the struggle was over, the anticipation ofwhich had called thesn before the public. ..

 But there is one subject which in my opin- :on is worthy of consideration, which has been almost wholly neglected; and have wait cd for yeaTs.hoping that some abler pen would present it to the public, and particularly to the inhabitants of Litchkeld County-l mean Church Music. might probably not coniine my remarks to this County when say. that very many of the supporters of our ecclesiasti- cal societies, manifest towards this subject a most astonishing, most criminal indifference. This think arises from the fact that music is 70 very little understood by the community at large: they do not consider. or they do not know, that it is science which most per. sons can cultivate equally with Arithmetic, English Grammar, or even the art of Read ing. True, they. should begin while y0lngl and it IS far the bene6fOf such that make these remarks. There are some who seem tc