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F,,,,Ncp DIALOGUE. following cbcnce d:a'ogae, says the Baltimore Nislter, ;s said to have taken place a few nights since in this city. The reader will please to i'm aeine two spacious rooms, one OH tie se- cond and the other on the third story, the former filed by an assemblage of persons l:es..n;ae se an orator holding forth largely on the distresses of the times; the latter containing company of volunteers drilling and promptly obeying the orders of the drill master; and then let the reader station him. self on the stairway between the two, and lie can well conceive the scene:

 Fellow Citizens had the eloquence of a Cicero Of the mighty spirit of Demos- themes, l might then do justice to the pie ture l am aboutto draw; let me call on you to summon up all your (Attention!) forti- tude, and listen calmly, if you can, to re- cital which you may all Shoulder } realize in your own Arms !! families. 1 am ad- dressing an assembly of freemen, men who are always ready to Right dress! stand boldly up in defence of their Front } rights. Mark the honest laborer on his way to his cheerless home, where dwells family that he dreads to Support look in the Right face ! countenance-fo cold penury and hunger as hideous As you were9 as monster, call out Charge } for bread.- Gentlemen, you may Shoulder! } think me an enthusiast-I confess am little out of. l0rderf my natural strain. but the eause Cary espouse is a noble one; and l shall always Make ready } raise my feeble voice in its favor, for it is my (Aim! pride; and am always happy when have it in my power to oppose the course of heartless politicians-who delight n-[FIRE!4