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should Dc deeply obliged to Col. Seyier for the exalted opinion which such llne et conduct proves him to possess, of thelr sense and mental capacity. They should erect him triumphal arch in front of the State House.

 After all, however, there has been no in- consistency in the conduct of the Delegate and his adherents. Their principles have always been accommodated to, and regala- lated by, the unwayering magnet oi seif-tti- terest. They have followed that, as the sailor follows the beacon lit upon the waves they have clung to it, as the Gheber cIings 10 his superannuated worship. Through life t has been their sole God and in their political course it has been the only text book wherein they have read their lessons. Sometimes they have done right ly, and often wrong--but ever under the ln- daence ofihe same inspiration. Why else did Seyier always labor to give the late Ge- vernon the disposal of the public moneysl Was 1t not because 1t has ever heen their rule 10 reward their partisans--aBd te de- pfiye their opponents of any thing of profit or emolument at the liberal hand of Govern ment! care not by whom this system of .'rewards" is practised. It Is essentially anti-republican in it's tendency. It's spirit IS Iilliberal, aristocratic, and oligarchical--and it should be reprobated and condemned. wherever 1t is met witk. ask ths mean ing of the dark hints, muttored inuendoes, aud dark disclosures, uttered respectively, in the low tones of despair, by the Governor and his ancient ally--and of their apparent nnWilingness to urge a war of externiina- ton! Is 1t not that each fears the disclo- sures 10 follow ihereupop? Does it not prove that deeds of darkness have been done, in which both parties have been inl- pIicated! fit does, who bat the people can have been deceived and deluded!

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