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Oup LIBERTY TKEE.-Among the "Sayings
.,d Donos of Samuel Slick, the following is re-
corded as coming from Governor Everett


. Mr.. Slick, our tree of liberty was beautiful
tree--a splendid tree-it was sight to look at;
It was well fenced and well protected, and it grew
50 stately and so handsome, that strangers came
from all parts of the globe to see it. They all
allowed it was the most splendid thing in the
world Well, the mobs have broken in, and tore
down their fences, and snapped off the branches,
and scattered all the leaves about, and it looks no
better than gallows tree. / am afraid, said he,
I tremble to think on it, but am afraid our ways
will no longer be ways Of pleasantness, nor our
path paths Of peace; am, indeed, Mr.. Slick"