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man" on a political seesaw. which goes up ard down at his pleasure. Hehasbeen so of ten painted, that I.need not give even his out lines.--lIe has the happy mack of being al- ways in time, when the old mans spirits go down, to wind them up again. He then takes him out to ride upand down Pennsylvania Avenue. But 1t won't do---the people can't ride Martin and the President both. The outrider will at last be left in his pro- per place. Martin, they say, is a good speaker, and makes an excellent President of the Senate.