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NJ CHARLEs MINER, the late Ingenious Ed
tor Of the Luxerne .eaner, has relinquished that
paper for a concern in the Philadelphia True A.
mercan. The following tribute to federal princi-
pies and the federal party, to which be has steadily
and honorab:y adhered is extracted from bis vale
dictsry address:


For the ten years past have written
good deal-some nonsence to be sure--bW
some things that the public have been pleas
ed TO approve. take great pleasure in re-
examining the principles that have uniformly
inculcated. Reflection and experience add
new force, every succeeding day, to the con-
sictios, that the old fashioned, though unpop-
uiar, Federal Republican principles, are the
main pillars TO support, and the chief orna-
.ments to adorn, the edi6ce Of our Govern
ment. Principles that would give energy to
the government to defend and protect the
public rights--and that would yet secure 10
lhe people their freedom on the broadest aud
surest basis.--Nor are my opinions shaken
by looking around me, for my companions in
sentiment. ! speak it without disparagement
10 the gentlemen of opposite principles among
whom 1 number not few most excellent and
este, med personal iriends--that in the Feder-
al Republican party Of Luzerne and the ad.
joining counties, ale to be found as many zeal
Gus, faithful, intelligent friends to the libef-
ties and interests Of the people as any party
OF similar numbers could over reckon on earth.
Men with whom il would be glorious to trir
umph--and with whom il would be honora-
bic to fall. Zeal ans perseverance worthy
the noble cause of virtue, liberty and truth, 10
which they are engaged, cannot fail ultimate.
" to prove successful, both here and through.
out the country"