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suits Of honorable industry, and who will
seek in the purlieus q political intrigue
and agitation the means Of living. We
see, indeed, already, how this class begins
to disturb the political waters. But they
cannot succeed, for some years to come, in
rendering them as turbid as of late. All
good citizens will quietly submit to the
result Of the recent conflict, and coolly
look on, whilst the various Gg-ends o
factions are quarrelling and squabbling
ale laughs who wins" The discreet
citizen who attends 10 his business, and
lays in industry and perseverance, the solid
foundations Of enduring prosperity and am.


pie fortune, can well afford to be amused
with the scenes in the political arena; bu


he viii take very good care to keep out o
it himself. f.-.Nw York Herald