From tAe Hartford Courant.
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LOCO-FOCOISM ITSELF AGAIN.

 The New Haven Register, speaking of those Wings, who. as it alleges, desert their principles in diversity, has the following:

 "How different from the true-hearted, steady -principled democracy; they stand by their friends and their principles the firmer in the day of their diversity. There ne- yer has been an hour,that they have waver- ed in the support of their great measure, the sub-treasury, with the specie clause-or of the illustrious men, Jackson, Van Buren, Calhoun, Johnson, Benton, Wright Bucha- nan, and their associates, whose names are identified with it.'

 We commend these remarks to the con- sideration of those wavering politicians. if any there are, who are mot disposed to stand by their friends and their principles in days of adversity.' Such days must and will come to every party in country like this. Those who may take advantage of such opportunities to reproach the men with whom they have acted, and the party they have supported. may see in the above. what is thought of them by the Loco Focos them- selves. No man worthy of the name of Whig, will desert his principles in days like the present. On the contrary, if skies are dark, and gathering tempests threaten to overwhelm his country, he will devote himself more than ever to the support of her interests. h is no time to desert when the enemy is laundering at our gates.

 But there is smother subject of greater im- Portans0 sllsdOA sO iA tho sRpve sxraSts-