esro your Tents, Oh. Israel!''
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The election is over. The gamblers
who have lost, are regretting their folly;
and the winners are spending their iniqui-
tous gains. Men are returning to calm
ness and sobriety. The disturbing ele-
ments that have agitated the country are
disappearing-all but the politicians by
profession are desirous Of repose, and re-
turn to their usual avocations.


We do trust that the community will
return with increased energy and industry
to their varied occupations-that every
attention win Be paid to the advancement
of morality-to Intellectual culture-to the
prosecution Of all honorable enterprize-
and that the nation will at once enter into
a new career Of glory and prosperity.
The country certainly was never in more
promising condition. Commerce is rapid
IL increasing. Trade is finding new chan
nels every day. Agriculture is rapidly
improving. The scientific cultivation Of
the soil IS regarded 40 much more impor-
tant than heretofore, in the neighborhood
Of all the large cities, the traveller Is ct
once struck By the indicationspf increased
luuuStEy eAPeuucu On sas0 P.. "
the fruits Of the earth. Well-tilled gar
dens, from the humble enclosure Of the
cottage to the elegant fower-beds Of the
afluent, are now seen in our suburbs,
instead Of vacant and waste lots. Those
and thousand other small, but not insig-
nifcant indicatiops. show on all hands,
that taste aud industry are increasing
amongst the population.


1 The great trnth, that Il is to thenselves-
to their own industry, diligence, morality
and good sense; and not to Legislation
to Government, that the people must lcok
for prosperity is beginning to bs more
widely felt, and more generally Hn4M
stood and acknowledged. It Is true tt
will always be class. too lazy OF


corrupt, to occupy themselves in the pur1