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of all Others generally proves the most
disastrous to these panic-exciting and pa
nicstricken gentry, and relieves them ofa
load of hopes and apprehensions. They
may parade the misfortunes of the country
in capitals, and point them off with ex-
CARNATIONS, as glowing and exaberantly
as suits their tastes; but the returns of
the harvest and the election come in to-
gether, and both are usually seasons of
rejoicing with the great body of the peo-
pie. So may they continue to be in spite
of the TERRIERS.