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Tie NeD National Name for the Republic


We have tried for several weeks the new name
coined for the Republic by the saUGns the Histo


reat Society, and the result of the experiment is
decidedly nnflyorable We therefore drop ' AL


leghanfa," j." from henceforth and for ever Iii now
abandoned entirely TO the Historical Society, and
we advise them to back out of it as fast as possible


1t wont go at all at all. In week or two we may
be prepared to4ryisorne other name-a Ffedonia"
or L" Yankeedom" & Yankee-doodle DOM
But at present we give up &c A4eghania' for good
and all, and it may therefore be advertised by any
person as. old clothes, and sold to the highest
bidder. - .New York Herald


,Saceets of an Editors Life To.satlsfya thou-
sand various tasles-to keep pace with the pro-
gress Of the age and hour--to brave enmities and
conciliate friendships-to rise with the sun--wade
through the contents of hundreds of exchange pa
pers-pass the time efday with dozens of visitors
coEer pages of+ooIscap paper with cabalisic char
acters-be funny, Or logical, of. ornate, "upop
asst weEe--and then to lie down
only ialeeaL night to sEeepa brief sleep, and wake
to renewed tolls dpon the morrow, these aresome
of the little pleasant Pecuarities of the life, Of
daily editor-some OF the "calcs. and ale' that
fegate him. Such being the case, sup
port, sustain, and couNtenanoe him. ye for whom,
he Iabers. Do this, but never think of rnVying
his lot. Boston Times