SELF MADE MEN.
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AoG may take the whole population ot

 Maryland. and select from it nifty men wh, are most distinguished for talents. of any description public usefulness. and I will

 answer for 1t, they are all every one of them men "ho began the world without a dollar

 Look into the pui4ic councils of the nation and who are they that take the lead there ? lhey are men who began with nothing. Ahe rule 'S universal. It pervadeS our courts, State and Federal, from the highe>, to the lowest. 1t is true of all the prnles- sions. u iS so now, it has been SD at any tune since ] have known the public men of 'h'S state or nation, and i, will be so while our present Institutions continue. You must shrow man upon his owa resources to bring him out. The struggle which is to result in eminence is too arluous and must be continued too long to be encounter- ed and maintained voluntarily, or unless as matter of life and death. He who ha, a fortune to fall back on will slacken from his efforts and finally retire from the conpe,i- tion.

 With me it is question whetl CT il is de- S,raoie that parent Shonld be able to leave ms son any property at all. Ion will hare large fortune, and an sorry for it a<i, w'll be the spelling of good lawyer. These are my deliberate sentiments, aud I shall bp rel''ced to find in your instance, | shall nave neen mistaken CIemen, Fdlconer.