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and then you may fill seln as you please but if you want to push the Two PolIies'' deeper in the sand you cS1 do so by rolling on top on her your casks fiIl'd with heavy

 metal, of iron or gold or stones or silver, for 1 in any Etiin soOrk one is about as bad as toth- CT, and the heaviest is the worst. don't mean " to commit myself and say

 that I go for empty casks before full ones tor

 all kind of work-that ain't my notion at all l-but say when yesseIis on shore and you

 want to ltt her. of, empty cGsks are better than

 full ones-and when you git her of, then

 turn to and i'll up your empty casks for bal

 last, and keep 'em so. ie 'sfso1f9 '55''a .''tl Ifyour honorable body, then, will jest pass

 a resolution and say, ssthat the owners f'the

 !" Two Pollies'' shall have the use of a few

 empty casks mark'd "U. S.'' on condition I that the same be used to git said vessel off shore-and on condition too, that the said Two Pollies" will engage to drag off shore all the other craft, (,OOrth sdrin,) and returnin said empty casks uninjured" "-then can on- iy say you will see along shore about as brisk a time as you ever see'd in your born days. Ifany on you are afraid "t to take the res possibility" you can turn tho hull scTape ont on to me. The time is come when you must do something, and the plan propose is sound and won't cost nothin--not half as much at any rate as it will to pay your expenses in makin long speeches about it. Aa !H t Every thing is aground. The Two Pol lies''-" The Treasury s'the industry ot the country"-the hull scrape is in the mud l just where expected we should be and as tell'd you three years ago--but don't want | to say nothin more about it. Some folks

 know, want me to sfarpenany axe and slat

 round and chop up folks-but that ain't my

 notion. Tam willin to say you all ment for 1 the best-bnt you made great mistake, and the best offolks make mistakes, and the only difference betwixt good folks and bad folks is-that good folks as soon as they see their mistake turn to and mend it--whilst bad folks try obrow beat and threaten and bully and git out of it that way-but this won't do.

 The upshot of the matter is-the Country is in truble--industry which is its stand by, is at stand stil-and no one but office holders git any thing to live by and they are paid out of the earnins of the people-every thing de- bends on the industry of lhe people -ifyou check or obstruct that-every thing must go to smash and in little time the people won't be able to pay you your expenses in goin to Washington to make laws for lem. You will

 bring their noses to the grind stones and as I'm one on 'em my nose lspose will be ground too, but hope you'll let me grind my axe also on the same stone, and if only can keep one as sharp as tother, won't have the worst ont, now Itell you. ''s TT

 Your fellow citizen,

 @ ' J. DOWNING, Major,

 Down;ngville Militia, 2d Brigade.