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would adjudge, and what reject; as fl, instead of being great, ,impassise C, and uaimpassioned Arbiter, whose course is and should be, without looking to the right or to the left--to do the thing that is right--it were a party that might en- ter into the hopes, the interesis, or the resentments of the suffers. It Is not the tauit of the Supreme Court that the Cherokee case was submitted for its de- eision, being so submitted, 1t would nave been its crime, a dcreliction of du- y, 10 shrink from the adjudication of it.---N. I. .4anerscan.