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ONLY sPEcK.--Of the various incidents of our recent visit to the South, all agreeable, except one-all contributed to augment our respect and kind feeling for our ellow-men, except one; and that one the last we had right to expect. As our trip was made from personal considerations alone, wholly connected with business or politics, We went with

 heart free from all care and unkindness and ready to interchange kindly greetings with all we met, whether old friends or new acquaintances-whethef political partzans or opponents. It affords us sin cere pleasure to say that were met by all in like spirit, except in single instance Wings and Democrats greeted us kindly and showed us cour- tesy, with one exception The honor of being that exeepton-the honor of violating the rules of com mon hospitality to peaceful stranger, which even savages respect,-the honor of degrading the com mon courtesy of the Press, toward brother editor, whom he had never seen before, and from whom he had never received unlindness was reserved to the Edifor of hc Washingtoa Telegraph. He, viewing us through the iaundiced eye of party rancor, saw politics in our visit and deemed it proper to men,

 ton both ourself and the friend with whom we were travelling, in unkind and disrespectful terms. We will not retort upon him. If his remarks have af- forded him either pleasure or profit he is welcome to them We envy him neither the one nor the other; and we speake of him .sin sorrow and not in anger