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CooLING oFP.-The editor over the way having tongue-lashed his political friends, who though first rate whigs, cssldn't stomach him their represen- tative, has, after two furious lettings of" of steam, cooled down to less coliapsve temperature. It was high time, think after having so uncere- moniously UE-wHieGED them, because they enter tained crude notion that his popularity and charac- ter not the standards of the patriotism and de- votion to whig principles. Some of them were no,

 little astonished at the keel-hauing which the de- feated candidate gave them, and took the liberty of doubting whether they guity as charged in the indictment, of" giving the LIE to their professons aad disgracns their party" the only evidence of sha, gui being that they had confidence in the ed- itorial candidate.

 It h indscreet, not to say ungratefu, in the edi- tor, to political friends to whom he is under heavy obligations. That load of public patronage upon which he often felicitates himself of late, is the gift of his political friends. He ought not to become spoiled in his exaltaton, and in the pride of prosperity kick down the ladder by which he ascend. ed. False pride and undue presumption sometimes s,vc lefty falls to their possessors.