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 John Pepe :s.s hissefsisa they suppose hiis, inc fittest candidate that could be found, but because, like his nephew, he is q mem Der of the rich and noble family of aristo- 1iafs. wilo imagine themselves the feidai lords of the District, and who will not ad- here to any party except upon condition of sharing all the honors and cmoluments among themselves. There Is, however. one consolation for our friends: they need feel no anxiety as to what arrangements may be adopted or what candidates thrust forward by the opposite party. If the pros poets of Patrick II. Pope are hopeless. those of His Exeellehey would be equally so. If our friends are not afraid of young and uRfedged fowl just escaping from it's nest with the eggzshell of federalism still sticking to its head, they need have no tears of an old worn-out game-fowl, who has al- ready been whipped till he can scarce stand upon his legs; If they have courage. enough to encounter puny and untried cockboat mounting but q single gun, they surely can feel little apprehension at meeting crazy old frigate, that has been so often wrecked and rlddied as hardly to he able to keep herself above water Ill dead calm.