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We make the following extract from q ietter to tic Editor of the Boston Courier. written by gentleman Of that city, while in New York during the recent Charter elections. Itshows forci5ly to what state such scenes as were there enacted, are cal cnlated to bring the mind. If they are not suppressed, we shall see further expressions of a similar nature anon.

 On the whole, this election has disgnsted me with democracy; was once democrat, staHach ono: scenes at home a1d abroad shook my creed: l came here to see the people in the flll exercise of the glorious universal suffrage; have seen it, and % away dismioaist. Yes though but few years ago, would have branded him with

 be name of miscreant and traitor who should have talked of disunion, now say and say 1t after full reflection that the sooner New England cuts herself of from the corrupt and corfnpting body polite, the better. Look at the majority ofthe population of this state- look at that of PennsYlvania-co consider the state ofthe people in the valley of the Bfis- sissippi-reilect on the condition of the ma- jordg of fte huaan beia gs at the soath-hear in mind that they are not advancing in intel ligence, and tell me, whether 1t behooyes the intelligent and virtuous freeman of New England, to be longer a nenaher-a depcn- dant member, of body polite so hopelessly corrupt