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An honest comment the Spoiis Proceeding in Phil adelphia.-The North American Ca strong HARRISON paper in Philadelphia has the following up- on the late Custom-house prescription:

 s'Gen.. Harrison and his successor both determined to remove from office obnoxious politicians. But an indscrimnate sweep of the innocent and guilty, what they both strongly repudated. We regret to hear, in the merciless sweep made by the Coec- tor, that some men have fallen who really worthy of better fate Men who have cautiously kept aloof from political action, and discharged their duties with answering fidelity have been prostratcd by the tornado which overwhelmed the vulgar and noisy demagogue. There should have been both forbear- auce and discrimination exercised. The mercantile community here had right to be consulted, and the people should have been heard in matter of such monentous importance. We solcmnly protest against the principle which rewards obtrusive, rowdy, pot house politicians, while men of high moral worth ster ling integrity, are overlooked discarded. Brazen impudence should be rebuked, and the man who has nothing to recommend him but his party ribaldry. should have found no favor in the eyes of the Col lector of Philadelphia.

 s'We are not surprised at the existence of strong excitement in the city, resulting from such unwaran- table prescription"