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THANKFUL. FOR SMALL FAvoRs.--Aceessonst Ia the Whig ranks are so " few and far between, that when one occurs. whether 1t bring strength or not they make much of it. Thus find the Whig press, all over the country going into ecstaces over, what they call, the gain of Mr. THomas Loriag, Of North Carolina! Under the head of :. X powerful Ally" they exult over him, as f lie ensured them victory. And who is Mir. Ihomas Loriag2 Some years ago, he cGs the editor of the North Carolina Standard, the organ of the Democratic party, at Raleigh. Imbecile and inefficient, he was clog upon tue party and his place had to be supplied by man who could do good service. Feeling aggrieyed at ths and unable or unwilling to that the fault was ill himself, and not in his Party like other weak and unprnciplad men, we have known, ha turned his hand against Democracy, and commenced the pubH- cation of miserable little sheet called the Iadepea dent, upon which he has inscribed the names of Clay and Frelinghuysen And this is what is called gain to the cause of Whiggery! Truly it may be said of poor old Loring, as an intelligent Wing said of the notorious Dr. Davis, of Tennessee, who, in hopes of an office, proclaimed his own apostaey in l840, that che could not influence single man, woman, child, negro, nor dog, who knew him" In connection with this, the higs have sought 10 create the impression that the North Carolina Standard had also gone over to Whggery. It is not so. The Standard is still true to its principles and, in the able hands of HOLDEN, is doing noble service in the good cause of Democracy. Itis the Standard around which the gallant Democrace of North Carolina are rallying to victory.