MORE " BRoTHERLY LOVE.
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z. MORE " BROTHERLY LOVE"

 The Locus are as famous as the ''PoOr Mans Plaster tor siiesiHg to their friends and to each other; i. e., long as they don't get in one anoth- CTS way in the 'scramble for Plunder." Then they are apt tn be rather wal6sh. An instance of this may he seen in the case of SilOs Afr, Esq, of New Haven, who, for the last ten or twelve years has battled for ''the democracy" through thick and thin; but having recently fallen under the displeasure of the clique who manage the Columbian Register, he is denounced by that pa- per ''dead weight upon the party ," as ''no bet ter than whig"-a " traitor to his pGrty," &c., The Register adds:

 We believe, further, that he entertains the Quix- "t'c notion of drawing upon himself the cast-off twaddiers of the whg party, and the carcase of tiVeISEn. with which s to be formed third party Community of plethoric, disroRtented frogs. to whom Jupiter in mercy will send him as 'sking log '' to rule over them. Such man Is unfit t0 be trus- ted with the interests of the party but as he has been elected. we hope he will try to conduct him m- self with proprietv and that the Convention will ' live through it." We trust the gentleman will be satisfied with this ''explanation."

 The cause of the Registers wrath arises from his having taken an active part with the ''young de- mocracy." in opposition 10 the "Old Hunkers. "- Yet notwithstanding the opposition of the Register, MT. Mix, with two others of like views with him. self, has been elected delegate to the "Demo- cratic State Convention"