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Mr.. RIvEs.---This distinguished polit-
ical apostate has had simultaneously pub
lished in nearly all the Wing papers of
Virginia, a long addres----the direct object
Of which is to make friend with the Wings.
1t is no use,- the people of Virginia be-
gin to understand his perfidy. Ills only
prop is withdrawn from under him in the
withdrawal of the support ofthc Rich
mond Enquirer, and ere long he will be
found wallowing in the mire and filth to
which his barefaced and unprncipled
political iniquities must inevitably con-
sign him. This man was not coitented
to await the will of the people as to his
elevation to the V. Presidency, but
thought that he was SO mighty that he
could work complete revolution in the
affairs Of the Democratic party, and hence
his treason 10 It's principles, and best in
terests. What Is the result?-Why he
has rendered himself the lauGhing:stock
of every honest politician in the country.
Even his new allies, in the language Of
Mr.. Clay, only use him for time, as a
halfway house," at which they can be
refreshed for the renewal of their efforts
in their unholy cause. Such man must
always be considered.


His country curse, his chldrens shame.


Outcast of virtue, peace and fame


Ball. Rep.