[coMMUNIcATED.]
SENATOR RIDGELY.
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Return to correct principles.--lt is rumoured
that on late occasion our Senator was invited to
attend an anti-tar meeting he positively re-
fused--this is as it should be--there is no State in
the Union it is believed has deeper interest in
manufacturing than the State of Delaware, hence it
is astonishing that both her Senators should for
moment be arrayed among the opponents OF the
g American System" We hope this step of Mr.
R. is an earnest of his determination to give his
undivided influence to an effective tariff And we
are not without hopes that Mr.. M'Lane will soon
follow him, now he has seen the mad policy of the
South, as evinced in M'Duffe's COMMITTEE of Ways
and Means) Report. The above comes from one who
was an adnirer of our Senator's before they ceased
to support us but who is determined to oppose
them until they return to correct principles.


A MANUFACTURER.
From the Marylander.


| We hear that JUDGE MARSHALL, Chief JUS
tice of the Supreme Court, few days since, in