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permit themselves to be distracted, divided and conquered, by little .teuds and the wiles of our enemies. The people have principles in view, which they deem of the utmost i'm portance. The opposition party take sides with the disa6ected, until they make an ire parable breach, through which they expect to enter in triumph, with all their forces, sack the city, and storm and overthrow the citadel of our liberty, our Union-the Constitution itself. This is their design; but republicans, I trust, are already aroused from their slum- bers; they will not sleep while the enemysls before us. Let mutual forbearance among ourselves, have its proper influence; let us look alone to the rights and interests of the pcople-to the Constitution and our country. March IS, 1881. SIDNEY.