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The puerile boasting of the Argus is strictly
IN character. And its logic is worthy of its prin
oipcs The Argus argues, that because Mr..
Paris, the only candidate for governor, who did
rot publicly decline the election had an increased
number of votes, that therefore certain articles
contained IN the Argus are true No-not true
the Argus is not quite so hardy as that but
1T declares g they look so much like the truth.
'sow, that they will hardly be disputed. We,
certainly, shall moi dispute upon this point Il is
certainly the rery best argument which the Ar
gus win ever have TO back up its cause with.


We are glad TO perceive that the Argus has
altered its tone little. We believe that the
fenitipe we administered on the 10th will have
beneficial effect. We have harsher medicines.
should the case require such--and we will
prontly administer them in case of a RELAPSE but
milder mode of treatment seems to have brought
the patient to state Of conralescence. "Those
VINO live IN glass houses should not throw stones
at their neighbors." This maxim ought to be
remembered by persons ofbrihle reputation yet
they are often the last to profit by il. We trust,



howevor, that the redoubtabe Argus .cribblers
will scarcely require the maxim to be repeated
again.


Representatives. Eleoed-The following are
all the additional returus of Representatives e.
iected, which we have received since our last -
Passport, Worster Tuttie--D District No. a.
Wast'agton County, John Crane*--L,tbec. Ja-
bez Aiowry--p inainaren, Benjamin Bever-
ageF-Lincoineile, Nathaniel Milikin*-
Iesborough, Josiah Farrow*--Prospect Tho's
Nerrill--Thorndike, Joseph Shaw&-Ed-
dangton, Joshua StockwelI+---.Ne,c CbarIesso.s
Daniel Wilkins--DirD,ont, Abel RurrIes*
-GmJord, - Chamberlain.


: Not of the present House


We invite the attention of our readers TO an
interesting communication upon the subject of
education, which we have copied from the Hal.
lowell Gazette