EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.

ALBANY, Jan. IA, l84C
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ALBANY jan. II, i ofO-


DEAR Sir: An unprecedented moral and
political victory is achieved. Nathaniel p.
Talmadge is elected Senator 1t is glori-
Gus day, and the spectacle was sublime in
deed The representatives of this great and
powerful State have spontaneously rewarded
him who separated himself from patronage
and power, when their Establishments were
most alluring and seductive, and stood by his
country in the hour Of her greatest peril, with
more than Roman patriotism and virtue.


Behold him 4! and let the generations yet
10 come, revere him and those who have
awarded to him the need of patriotism and
Justice While liberty has an abiding place
upon earth, let their names be remembered
by its votaries, and let iyranis wall and weep,
for righteous judgment has over,aken them.
While New York's son is revelling with com
panions of his own choosing, and is feeding
upon the husks of Modification and agrarian-
ism, her representatives have associated them
selves with the virtuous and the wise. What
n solemn lesson-what an awful rebuke! The
seal of reproba'ion of an indignant people is
indelibly stamped upon him, and he can
plainly interpret the handwriting upon the
wall.