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tinism and tfeachcry, the erpmgins
resolution"


The following, from the Boston Cour.
ier, is IA most absolute endorsement oi
the just opinions expressed by the New
York Sunday Morning News, Of the
character of N. p. TALLMADcE:


"Thc following article we copy from
the New York Sunday Morning News.
The sentiments it contains are similar
TO those we have more than once advan-
ced in reference TO the honorable MIR.
Tallmadge; and they are such as are
worthy ofan honest, Independent, and
patriotic press"


The Mobile Mercantile Advertiser
has the following touching Mr.. RIyEs:


"We published the following little
paragraph, from the Richmond Wing,
some days since. 1t is so true, and his
day so appropriate, that we cannot but
republish it, and most respectfully COM
mend it to the serious consideration of
certain ofour young friends:


"The man who threatens his party
that he will abandon it if hispeculiar
views be not carried out, makes the de-
grading admission that he is pre-disposcd
to commit treason; and he who thus ex-
hibits the premonitory symptoms of de-
fection, proves that he will avail him
self OF some other occasion to desert.
All his affected purity is but disguise
to the miserable sclfshness that oper-
atcs upon him."


The Richmond Wing, forgetting the
Of which its principles are
susceptible, gives the following;


''Such men as Rivcs, who, by habit.
by education and association, ought to
be Wings, would win to the Wing
ranks. | would welcome as returning
prodlgals, kill the fatted cali, and in
vest them too with the best garments
in the Wing wardrobe"