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Our sefaole couatry.-The annexed is last number of the New England Maga zine, upon the state of the Union:

 Let the American who distrusts tue excellence of our political institutions. whose heart trembles not al the thought of change--let him go to Europe let him look at the distressed and the conyulsed England-let him cross to the distracted and unhappy Ffanee-v let him penetrate still further into the regions of tyranny, and look OH gagged Italy, and on bleeding Poland--lel him but breathe few months the atmosr Pherc of despotism-and he will hurry home, blessing God that his lines have iallenin pleasant.plaoes.

 In the name then of all that is dear. and ali that is patriotic, by the tolls and blood of our fathers, by the sacred interest unborn generations, we con- urc all America to beware how they allow the sanctuary of our political in- stitutions to pollutcdby unholy hands, We are of no party, we have no inter- est at stake on any question: but we love our country beyond any earthly love: we trcmbie at the slightest peril which threatens if; and we shuadcy. 10 tmnk that artful and unprincipled men may so far act on the honest prcju- dices and feelings of the many, as t0 indunetbem to sanctionmeasures,which are fatal to the purity of our institu- tions.

 That there are such men, and that they are party leaders, we feel a melans choly certitude; men, who for the ac- complishment of d party, or personal design, would not stick al pcrilng the palladium ofour liberties, and jeopar- dizing the reputation or the interests Of our country; and we hardly know how 10 put down the yengetul feeling, which would prompt us 10 instant and violent action. We heidsnci persons in great CT horror than the robber or the murder CT; and if there arc beings who would be lightly punished by long life of scornand misery, and an eternity oftor- mcnt, it is those who knowingly and wit tingly cndanger their country, 10 ad- vance their own ends.