bat on him. nevertheless, the main responsibility
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sled.


After his long and severe l.oors in the Com
mi;tee room- -la5o,s sufficiently arduoas TO break
down any but one OF an iron c1rs'i;ution-sus-
tanned by sYtrit tha: noshlcg could conquer, re
wes required to give his ungem.ttng attention to
the business Of the house, 20 MAKE any e1paEa
ton that might be asked, aad be ready with
complete and triumph. an: rsiutat!on Of every Cd
II! III ohje :;on that The ingenious sDp'!stTy of
lactious minority could .icvise al this, too, wes
required 70 be doEe w!ta prumptnesa, clearness,
dignity AID eoyd temper. For tie proper perfornl-
ance oiticSe varied Gu;icE icw men arc mo!e hap
pig QUA fed than Mr.. FILLMORE. At ;hat forte
Ii &c aye when tic physc. and intellectual powsrs
az di, pldyedin heb chest psIfecton, and hehasty
impulses oi Jou,ll, without any less OF lis vigtr,
are brought under control Of large experience n
public t ,ifs, with mind capable Of descend e
t. inI:uts details, well as concelving granc
system OF national policy, calm and deliberate in
ndgment, self possessed and fluent in debate, Of
gnfied presence, never unmindful of the court
esics becoming socia! and public intercourse, and
of political integrity unimpeachable, he was ad-
mrably fitted for the post OF lcade. of the 9th
Congress.


Such was the boy andis tic man whom theWhigs
present "a their candidate for Governor OF New
YORK. In every station IN "hich he mas Deen
placed, he has shown himself ''honest capable
and faithful! tn the constitution" He is emphat-
ically ore of the people. For all that he has and
is, nc is indebted uader God To his own exertions
Born to an inheritance of comparative poverty,
which now, thanks to Wing policy, are enjoyed
by ,he hupsbles in the land, ne struggled bravely
with difficulties that would have appalled, and
crushed a lass resoute Eeait. NcbIy hes he won
his l4u;c's and lpng may he live to enjoy tham


'i'ExAs.-T'hc Cisrksville Nartharn Standard
Of the 4,h ut says the following is The result Of
the eient an in tna, County, lar as heard from,
f.r President of the Lone Star Republic =
J,nes, 479 Bureson, 500 The same paper
says: Gen. Balleson arrived in this place or
Saturday last, aad addressed the peop.e at ,
O'Clock on that day. He left the next day for
LANAI. The General appeared to be in excel
lent health" The Standard adds "It is now
eight or nine weeks since this region Of country
has been visited By any thing Ike good, sea
sonabls rain. Crops are severely injured; plant.
ers say they will not make mo.e than half crop
Of Cotton"