MORTON AND TAPPAN.
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The characters of Ex Governor Morton. of Mas sachusetts, and Ex.U. S. Senator TaPpGn of Ohio, are thus portrayed by the graphic pc" of the editor of the Ohio Statesman, the leading administration paper in Ohio. What ought to be thought of party which can elevate such men to the highest seats of power.

 He (Marcus Mortonl stands a ronuieted Ha'. q coi,,er aud circulGtor of islanders, and is despi- sed moss thoroughly by all who are acquainted with his conduct. He has shown just taste in SC. lec,ing his correspondents in this State It is fit. ting that common liar should select as his assis. tant in doing his vile work. a sWperGnnuGfed sOv!f, zyr~.1 .nhn dnes ,.of bite and ren.i. be. cause his physieal pO,cers 6ear "o P1Op~tior to his diabolicGl soiignity, and who is compelled to content himself with feebly scattering his poison ous slayer, in the hope that it may inure those who are not like himself, so .nquesfion0b'y viRa'nOus. Mat the degradation cf aninsated nature can no fsusker 20 and among the leasf of whose sins are disregard of official oaths. the oppression Of the poor, and the base surrender of American rights ()