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"lMaid cf all scork".-The Editor ofthe Frontier
Wing, must certainly be a capsule, competent,
and indefatgable genius. He edits the Wing.
when the whg candidates are out Of town, then
sets up the type. lie is getting upa Singing
School, and can beat "Feaihers and Fuss'' al
fa-so-la. He ties up the calf, miIks the COW,
nurses little "Mush-ee," and in addition 10 all this.
he offers to serve Magistrate for the good Cit
izens of Van Buren. Wonder if he has worn out
pair of shoes since he became one ofour citizens!


"On the anxious seat. "A rumor is in circua.
ton that James A. Simpson, Esq. has abandoned
his pledges to the Wing Convention, to carry out
whig principles and that Mr.. s. "has come out Of
the foul party" Upon inquiry we learn that he
only promised the democrats in Richland town.
ship that if they would elect him, and the county
voted for Mr.. Polk. he would consider himself in
structed to rote for democratic Senator. Our
friend does seem to be "on the anxious seat" and
that he was getting tender footed IN the whig
cause, but our democratic friends should remem.
Der the anecdote of the ''shipwrecked sailor" who
promised, in his prayer, that if he was saved he
would furnish the church with a wax candle as
long as ships mast, upon being asked by his
shipmate if he really was in earnest about the
candle, he replied in whisper, hush, hush, wait
til get safe on shore, then you will about the
tall candle. We suppose Mr.. S. tells his whig
friends in n whisper, to wait until he is elected,
then they willse about the democratic Senator.


We ask the democrats ifthey prefer candidate
who has to be instructed to 60 for democ ratio meas.
ures to one who will 60 voluntarily for them?
And we ask the wings wha. they think of their
"frue heart christian whg" who was nominated
by the whig convention to carry out whig meas
uresl.