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sas-Eycr zealous in the support of honest men and measures. May her liberality to- ward her newly adopted sons be rewarded by proud and enviable station among the States of the Union, by having her name inscribed upon the banner of the Nation.

 By JESSE BROWN. Tke Hon. Hugh [. Whae-The patriot and statesman His countrymen will not neglect him in the hour of trIal.

 By JESSE l.. SMITH. THe Terrifory Of .4rtansas-isiay she ere long be admitted as sister into the Union, when she will not be the least resplendent star in our po- ltical horizon.

 By E. II. WALDEN. May the cement which tho master werkmea of cur Nation apply to the fahrie of American lihertv. prove as durable as that of the masons of Little Rock.

 By I'M. r, PorE. The 0,.ator of He Dmy.

 By 4. PIKE. Our Public Oficers-the Delegate included. However well satis- fled we may be with them, 1t is no treason to hope we may soon be able to confer of fee upon them in State.