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DTwo weeks ago alluded to project of the editor of the NewYork Spectator to publish history of Masonry and Antimasonry, and inlimated that he, being merely the tool of whichever party chose use him, was unqualified 10 do justice to such work in the present eversh of the counry This he took in high dudgeon, and closed his remarks with the fo- lowing sentiment:

 "Lchfcld is a charming town in Connecticut; its situation is elevated and healthy; its citizens soms of them learned, many ot ,hen accomplished; aud aige numbers of them intelligent and respectable. The selec-men of such fine town ought to keep clear of nusances."

 Right, Col. Stonc-The select-men of our town are an active, vigiiant body of men-Hence Li.chfed is not afflicted with any Of that trash with which you threaten to inundae ,hs country, to "pui money ia thy purse." They know what is, and what is not for the benefit of its citizens, and would as rigdly protest against the introduction into town of the nausea,ing suiT you would emit as the authorities of your city would against the cholera. The people here are, you say. enlightened and n,ellisent-oo in- ,ellgeot" to be gued by every tinera.ing book-ma- ker who is prowliug about the country.