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An acquaintance of mine somewhat advanc- ed in life, who has withdrawn himself from party strifes and eschewed poitics-and who has always been chased with the party term ed Aristocrats, but who in fact, is a Rehu6H- can according to the strictest definition of the word-lately in a conversation about the par ties in this State, said the one dubbed PeohAe's Folks, alias Democrats, alias Rehu6Hcans, put him in mind of horsc-hunter, who, in approaching the intended captive, concealed brdle in one hand behind his back, and pre- senting in the other nub6i1 of corn, at the same time coaxing him with cope e!--cope- cope-cope-cope-co internal ras- cal, Ihaivc ye nozv! Then mounting the poor dupc and clapping spurs to his sides, rode him ever hill and dale until the poor animal was completely worn out and useless. He was then stripped and turned locse upon the cold charity Of the world to pick a scanty living in the parched up pastures which he had lately left so blooming, fresh and gay. It was too late to moralize-but he could not help ex- claiming, How foolish are those horses who, .revelling in the luxury of green pastures and hmpid streams, and wallowing on pretty fra grant sunny spots, suffer themselves to be en- ticed away with the hope of tasting titbit.-- Take my advice and shun the BRIDLE.