Mr.. Chn,,pciI OF On.
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The Washington correspondent Of the Evening
Pos, delights the readers Of that paper thus


"Mr Chappell. one OF the Georgia Whigs, IN the
House, has understand prepared for publication
letter denouncing Nr. CLAY aud stating that under
no circumstances can he obtain the vote OF the party
OF Georgia.


We trust Mr. A II Chappoll don't intend to
ftighten any body, He has voted with the Loco,
Focos on every important question ali winter, be
ing the only black sheep in the Wing flock and
now, il he should declare himself openly Loco.
Foco, we don't know who would cry about it
certainly not the Wings


But MIR Chappell mus; not fancy himself Ju-
piter lie should rccoilcct that in lSl0, when
the Wing. had first succeeded, after years of ef
fort, in eIcctingu Congressional Delegation from
Georgia, onc-third of that Delegation npostatized
and came on, point blank for Van Burcn, IN an
able address which charged the Wings with all
he can now say against them, and Abolition to
boot. They thought they had annhated Wing
yery in Georgia, ard rrc thought they had defeat
ed u. when 10 the State came up with don-
Bic Wing majority IN the State and qHadraPic
in the Presidential Election. Since that, We
have had shrcwd suspicion that the Gcorgian-
are not afraid of bears.--Docs Mr Chsppcll real
ly fancy himself stronger than Coquitt, Cooper
and Black Ii he is, We have under-szed hun
considerably