COMMUNICATED.
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C0MMUNICATED.

 We. the Grand Jury of St. Clair county, have with unfegned regret observed the course of policy pur- sued by majority of Congress in relation to the southern section of these UnIted States. A course which every generous mind unshaclled by prejudice, must consider as partial in the extreme. The poIi- cy oftaxing the agricultural class of the community to support manufacturers before they support themselves, by fair competition, is unjust we know, and impoltc we believe, while we feel it burlhen- some in the extreme. To discharge the debt of the nation and to support the general government con additionally administered we take pride in bear- ing full quota but against mposs to protect pre- mature manufacturing establishments Gas Oranges in hot house or to raise fund to promote partial improvements, of local nature, we most earnestly protest And as the most eectual method of obtain ing redress of our heavy grievances, we believe it necessary to place the floor of Congress the best talents we can command And from an intimate ac- quantance with the public services, tile talents and genuine republican principles of the Hon. SAMUEL w. MARDIs, we present him to the citizens of this County and District as emnently qualified to repre- sent their wishes and their wants and to defend their rights in the councils of the natian. Signed, VIM. LITTLE, Frsmax.