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Silent Changes-At every election our friends have been astonshed at the number of silent chunges, o! the men who had always supported Van Buren, and who silently went to the polls and voted for the liar

 rison ticket. These men are not noisy politicians they examine for themselves closely into the merits of the different parties, and they arrive at the conclusion that the country needs change. Having come to this conclusion, they have desire to hold nerlna- be arguments with their former political associates, to subject themselves to the persecution ofa swarm they are careful to vote These silent changes are constantly increasing and they will continue to in crease as the policy of the administration becomes more developed, and the effect of that policy more apparent. These are changes against which the leaders of the party can make no provision for they do not detect them, until it is too late:-PrOu. Jour