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7hs iasrt.ctlonisss i,. 6r.-Messrs Tipton and Hendricks, of Indiana jumped off the wrong sltio ot The fence, as it turns After putting the leaPlng lsp first on this side, and then on that, till they had made themselves ridiculous in the eyes of the whole country they concluded to plump into what they seem ed to think dfy spot, which however turned out to be . very Slough of Despond to their feet In other words they jumped one way, while their State jumped inc o,her.-Beng men of mould, they must of course follow Mr. Senator Manghn's example and their own precep and resign forthwith!

 Mir. Wall, of New Jersey; must now So out of the Senate as a matter of common consistency. He and his friends have heen very prouse of their advice to those Senators whose politics different fiom those of their State, and now the plain conrnon sense seems to demand that they should take their own coun- sel.

 What say you, gentlemen! Is your bull that has gored your neighbor's OK, or pice usrsa, NOW N. Y. Star.