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Ihe EllsDoTth Statesmgs5grtNe are sorry to learn that the Northern Statesman, . well conducted Whig paper, published in Hancock county, Maine, is dis continued for want of supvon The editor, in his val

 edfctory address, states somefacts not credable to the people of the county. He says that by the time he shall have closed up the concerns of that paper he will have spent than five years, publishing the Courier and Statesman, which at $500 a year would be $4O0O, and in addition will have sunk 5000 more He states further, that, 'Tt. a@ 8A };

 "While the whole 2.5OO Wings ofthe county, with all their wealth, and well knowing the circumstances and claims of this establishment and the demands of patriotism upon them, have gratuiiously procured for us only about 50 subscribers, single induidual of our opponents whose property never exceeded $2000 has tr0Ueled oUer grea part o his county, and pro cured near 400 subscrbers to the Age and became sponsibe tor about 40 copies Here is the important and continued the relative condition of parties in this county-a condition which might have been reversed with possible ease had it not been for the penHrioms, and miserable policy of the older and more wealthy portion of the Whig party, whose personal imfuence has been death to the cause. "-Boston Patriot. a.