WHERE ARE THE rEDERALrsTs.
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The Dover IN. III. Gazette, charging
the Wings with crimes both Of The pre-
sent and future times. exclains in tree
I.otc'oco style, Where are the Federal
iSais The Enquirer, published. al the
satisfactory manner. Ii says:


Henry Hubbard, now resides in
CharlesIown. in The region where he rot
up meeting 10 sustain The Hartford Con-
vention; Samuel Cushman is now a.
Portsmouth holding an appointment under
The present Administration: Cyrus Barton
has lately been appointed by President
Polk, Marshal for the District of New
Hampshire; James Buchanan is now, as
Secretary of Stale, assisting President
Polk in the settlement of the Oregon
question with England; George Bancroft
is his Secretary of War; Louis McI.ane
has been sent as Minister TO Eagland; A =.
II. Everett to China; Roger h. Taney is
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court;
Charles Lane is now Editor of The Belk-
nap Gazette. and moreover Senator for
that strong Loco District, No. 6; Robert
p. Dunlap, formerly called. Toung Tim
Pickering for his excessive Federal
zeal. is now Loco Representative IRON
Maine


The reply is just and well timed. If
there be any thing IN Locolocnism very
particularly siekening, /. is the canting
epithe.s which i. employs of Federalism
and Democracy. Here is Il list of the most
prominent and able members of the old
Federal party, at period when that par
ty had "a local hahitalion and a name
who are now conspicuous for their deso-
lion to the faction which modeslIy arro.
gates 10 itself the title Of I he nemocra-
cy,' but 10 which, neither in the charac-
ter and principles Of its supporters. nor
IN the doctrines which il practically en-
forces. has il a solitary title. Iii. indeed
remarkable that nine,een-twentie,hs of
the surviving m mbers of the Federal party
are now closely affiliated and Ieagued in
fraternal union with Locnlocoism. We
can explain tire connection only in one of
two ways. Either The Federalists, hay-
ing been so long destitute Of influence and
patronage. are willing 10 accomoda,e their
opinions 10 those of the ruling powers for
The sake of the spoils, or, what seems
more probable, modern Democracy and
ancient Federalism exhibit homegeneily
Of nature, which irresistibly attracts The
scattered remnant of tha. party which in
days gone by sustained the Alien and Sc
dilion Law. ~ore The black cockadc, and
c"n'eadcd that il was unbecominy mo-
ri snd religious people. tD rejoice at the
v'csaries gained over their enemies.


N. q. Bee.