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POLITICAL ABsoRYrIoN.--What is the reason that
the nobest Of professions that of the surgeon phys
clan, is so little sgnalized by the mention Of the names
and achievements of its professors! How politicians
gorged with the praise and fame which should be
diffused among scientific men! We talk of certain
men identified with the history of country, and they
alone figure in its written annals. Chatham, Burke,
Fox, Washington, Madison, Jackson, these are the
names that put into the pages of Histories, such
as Hume's, Smollett's and our American annals But
with one exception there greater POLITICAL names
in England and America than these. Arkwright and
Fulton had higher influences in their political desti-
nics Perhaps 10 these might be added the name Of
Inner. OF all men of the last century in England,
Arkwrigbt was tie chief political character and oi
this century, in this country, Fulton the chief,


England could not have maintained her position
without the powcr-loom tie Union would not have
held together with it's extensions without the steam
boat Our history, and our news literature should be
conceived in spirit, giving notice to great
men who affect society by there inventions or profes
sional influences, even more than practical poll
tcians During the last presidential canvass. there
seemed, by the papers, to be but two in this
country, Clay and Polk. So ''she Duke" swallows
up London. Let us diffnsc honors morc.-Philade-
phfa Ledger.