LOCO POGO TESTIMONY,
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The Times has not yet copied the remarks made by the Hon. Moves Billings at the late Loco Con. vention in Norwich in compliment to Mir. Clay. They certainly cannot find fault with the authoti- ty MT. Billings was Speaker of the Loco House of Representatives in S4 and last year represent. ed the Seventh Senatorial District. According to the Norwich Courier he thus spoke---ss HENRY CLAY, e name of tchich .1meyicG ond eveyv .Ame. yscGn citizen may sCeu be pyOld-G n0nae setich hOnor-G name sclich, more than anu other of tctich euer read, G,coke n,y youthful enthusiasm, xay PT0f0und GdnsyGtiOn. Should he De elected ABROAD, WILL BE SAFE. hs making him their ednd'date tor Me Presidency, the Whig party are paying debt ef gratitude long since due, G'd tchich ought to hGve been dischGrged in 1s4O. man of unequalled Executive talent, he will rally around him splendid government--and in. deed, sir," concluded Mir. B., "this is just what fear-I fear government too splendid for our re- publican simplicity. y."-Hmtford C0,gant.

 Our friends must not count upon the dissensions of our opponents. The Democrats always unite on the eve of a contest, if not before.

 A facetious acquaintance of ours, from Counecti- cut, compares them to the different kinds of black birds, that frequent the fields of that State. He says that during the spring and summer, all of them-the crow black birds, the fire-wing black birds, the swamp black.birds, and various other kinds, are m continual quarrel You would SUD- pose from the harsh language they use towards each other, and the harsher deeds their hostility was lrreconcileable" but, ,ihe says, in the fall ney af'cGys 'nsse to rOb abe eOrnfelds P'-Boston