The communication of"A Visitor
" i'll be published next weex.
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The communication of"A Visitor,
will be published next week.


Why is it that the mission to Eaoland
the most honorable in the gift of the Presi
dent, goes begging from individual 10 indi-
viduai, aud none can be found to accept i. I
Ihere must be some cause for the singuar
aversion paliiclans have to represent the
Y 5. al the court of ST james, under the ad
mlnlstratIon vi T.. esldent pix Our fela-
tons with Eng and at this tire, require u
man ot superior abilities 10 represent The
Nation. and 10 one feels himself competenl
% tie task, unless supported by an adm mis-
| tration al home, IN which some coaliience
IS 10 be placed. and We do rot think an,
iniIv!dual IN the land ihnks The President
ss1s ofI;e esFTsss sss
honorably through those great emergencies
which spring from the adjustment o. na'
siona rights. requifes sc bcaes and pa
trioiic hearts, together VITA that indomta-
bIe heroism " hich can break the fetier Of
party and assume The proud attitude when
aims for the good Of country, and claims
the support Of all. Had Mr. Polk, since
MS induction into Office, not given renewed
evidence. that he IS still, as formerly. wed
ded TO party there would be no aieuIy
in securing men competent to the work of
speedily. and icaby setling all difficult
ties that now exist, or may hereafter occur
da ing the term of his Office. Bat as il is.
none dare touch the spolls of office, but the
desperate dcmagogue, who In the late con
test proved himself most potent in fulfilling
that article in the creed of locofocoism, =
that the end justifes the means THUS we
may reconcile ourselves TO an accumulation
of difficulties, until the people, aroused by
a sense of wrongs. and urged bv sense of
duty. will arise in their majesty, 10 expel
this modern horde of Goths and Vandals,
that now revel in the palaces. riot on the
spoils, and lord it imprudenlly over the
heritage Of fTeemen.


We refer our readers to the advertise
ment of Messrs Rhine & Kohn. They
promise to sell goods very cheap which we
know 10 be the fact, having bought sundry
articles of them, at such prices as Just suited
the present condition osest poeLetss
Mr.. FALooNER:-At an unguarded mo-
ment yielded reluctant promise to some
of my importunate friends. to furnish fer
publication brief outline Of my address at
the last regular temperance meeting of our
town. The whole subiec, had nearly es>
capped my recollection until | was painful.
iy reminded by an editorial in your last pa
per, that my address would appear in your
next number. The remarks which !.
made were entirely extempore, and The
promise which gave has consequently i'm.
posed upon me the double duty of rernem-
berlng and writing my reflections. Ac-
companying this nose you will find the
skeleton" Of my address written SO hasti
ly as scarcely 10 afford time for perusal
much less correction by the writer.


Respectfully, &c.


