THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
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| We find in the Louisville Journal Of the 2lst oil
this month the annexed article respecting the Ma


tional Intelligencer. Our able and respected con-
temporary says SO much more for us than we can


say for ourselves, that must beg pardon of our


readers for departing from our habit, by placing
his fattering notice in our own columns. OF the
numerous kind things which from time TO time


have been said of paper by editorial breth-
ren we have not been unobservant: still less have
we been ungrateful for them, as our silence may by
some have been supposed TO imply. But we have
feared to transcend the limits of propriey by pub
lcly acknowledging, much more copying them. At
this juncture however, and in the present instance,
we venture to depart from the reserve which we
have in general imposed on ourselves in this
particular.


FROM LOUISVILLE JOURNAL OF NOVEMBER 2l


TnE NATIONAL ISTELLrGEScER.-Wh the Locoioco
papers published at the of have appealed
each successive year their party and support hem
that old able and unnchng advocate Of sound Wing prn-
cpes the National Inelgencer has not said word in its
favor for the purpose of extending its subscription This
renders necessary that they who know and appreciate its
sterling value should recommend the support Of their
friends. We would earnestly recommend Wing friends
who able take paper published the Nat onal Capt.
tai to subscribe for the Tntegencer Apart from its great
value political Journal it good a family paper as is
published in the United States Any family in which the
Ineigcncer is regular yer must be greatly benefited by
it for it contains vast amount of literary and scientific read
ing that is calculated interest the rising generation and
which, If read by them, would greatly enlarge their nte
gence The Intellgencer published daily, t-weeky and
weekly and they who afford to take the daily ought
subscribe 10 of the other issues The money invested
this way, designed merely for educational purposes would
yield much larger intellectual interest than paid the best
schoomaster in the nation. We call the Wings through
out the country to do themselves and their service by
sending their subscribers the National Ine
gencer