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all things to account. Even the winds are not suffered to blow in vain. They turn our gristmills, our bark mills, or wait our ships into port. The very ashes on the hearth of the farmer are frequently sold to pay our taxes. Nothing is lost or forgot ten. Even when hog is killed, the bows of the yeomanry are not suffered to forget his brstles, as for them the pedlar " will shell out the rhino." So attentive are we obliged to be to even the smallest things to gain livelihood. No wonder, then, that such people, who have so much to do to ] earn their bread and their clothes, cannot understand Southern metaphysics.

 Now Mir. Ritchie, and gentlemen from the South, do You want a remedy for the American system2 Tell all your Catos, your Scipios, your Cfceros, and all your

 Romans aud Grecians, who concoct such 1 strange doses tnr the Richmond Enquirer, to go to work-for as much us we value l ourselves on our free schools, we cannot understand all the long political talks of your correspondents. Your very newspa- pers are iucomprehensible on our side of the Potomac. Hang, then, by law the first sAbHu "hO "1stSS O NOAWihh Ou 0kdt0 Rights" Expunge secession, nullica,ion, and chivalry tiom your vocabulary. Ge, rid of your slaves, too, as soon as yon can, and let it be honorable to labor. Think nothing below your industry and your sa- wing. Make your owu shoes and boots, and cease to sell the Yankers the leather, to purchase it again, when manufactured at Lynn or elsewhere. Do this, and my life for it, Virginia will soon resume her old dominion. Her roads w,ll become passt.- b!e. her villages look bright, her cities hum with industry, and her people independent and happy.

 "To such a people, in such climate, aud with such soil, mus, the North sue. cumb. Y"u can put us down in no other way. Leg'slate as much as yon please give us tariffs or take them away-draw us from the ocean to the land, or from the land to the ocean--we shall always be rich, aud yo" will alway be poor, while three of your negroes can do the work of but one of our white men, and while your white man IS ashamed to labor, and spends his time studying and talking metaphysics.'