A Word to Office seekers.
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The New York Signal, literary and
miscellaneous newspaper conducted with
great taste and spirit, has the following
remarks which we extract for the ediG.
cation of all whom it may concern:


"What poor creature, when YOU
look at him, is the oliice.seekerl


"oh how wretched is that poor man


Who hangs on princes lavors.n


Love of country is with him merged in
a sordld and selfish ann. Personal in,
dependence is sacrificed; and the mise.
rable uncertainties, the heart.burnings
the dlsappolntments, the hopes deferred
the anxietles and notifications of the
political sullor takes possession of his
breast.


Let the young men of the United
states shun and abhor the inducements
OF ihe oihcc-seeker ia their political a,
tachment. Far better the apathy, which
takes no part IN politics. than the zeal
which Is born Of sefishness and merce.
nary ambition. II is the bane disgrace
OF ouf country. this indecent scramble
Tor oil'ce, upon tho triumph OF a party.
The sPoils 70 the yielor' nay he an ex