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A REBUFF.-lt will be recoIlected that
on the first rumor oil the conclusion of d
treaty, Mr.. Gwin, Of Mississippi, made
political speech in the House, in which he
undertook to protect the honor Of Maine.
Tho Eastern people were not particularly
grateful to him for his insidious kindness.
Mr.. Allen, who lives near the disputed
tract, replied to him, depricating his pre-
mature movements, and telling him that
his aid would have been more acceptable
years ago, when Maine asked for it in
vain. The Boston Atlas also thus notices
it:-LouisUiHe Journal.


"And who is it from whom this attack
in the House is begun? An attack, too,.
SO utterly and undeniably regardless OF
the merits Of the treaty; so paIpably for
base party purposes! Gsvin, of Missis-
siPPi! 1t was, indeed, fit source for
procedure 50 infamous! The avowed ad4
vocate Of swindling and reputation; the
chosen representative Of abandoned vii.
lany and vile profigacy, was, indeed, the
most proper person to be trust forward, in
mock profession of anxiety, lest the hon
or y Of Maine should be tarnished! Fal-
len and degraded indeed would be the
condition Of the star in the east, should
her honor ever require support or succof
from the hands Of representative from
degraded, despised, dishonored, and dis.
honest Mississippi-a representative too,
Whoj SO far from being, as thousands of
the honest portion of the people Of Missis-
sippi are, ashamed and mortified that their
State should be by-word, a Kissing re:
proach, and an object of scorn and con-
tempt to the world, glories in his shame,
and was selected for the very reason that
he is the avowed champion of dishonesty,
swindIing, and dishonor! And this man,
who, himself, deserves to be summed and
avoided by all honorable men, as they
would contamination and poIluting pesti-
lence, 70 take it upon himself to take in
charge the honor of Main! Well may
every true-hearted son of that State, who
has any regard, either for her or his own
honor or charactef and reputation, protest
against aid from such quarter; and ex-
claim, with one Of old:


"Non tall auxilio nee defensoribus istis"