POLITICAL HUMOR.
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The following extract is full of excellent humor. 1t is from speech oi Rir. Dun- fop of Pennsylyania-n of Congress we belieye--deliveredt to his constituents on the occasion of his abandoning tie Admin istration.-R Randolph Recorder.

 "Has he not been Iauded to the skies in every part of the country Has he not been shown in marble, and plaister, and wood, and canvass, enough to sratify his unsuitable appetite for applausel Has he not eraeed the ball room saloons in the mimic majesty of bust and pictures yet enough! Has he not hoated on flags and swung upon signpcsts Has he not pre- sided over ten thousand banquetting- -halls, and enliyened and excited the revels of de- bauch to his hearts content! Have not hogsheads of wine glittered III the wine glass for hIm, and been the pledge of the faith of his followers? Has not his head been stamped upon medals, and ribbons, and crockery, till we can't look about but he frowns upon us2-Hby. SIT, man can not even take drink but we see him on luC IlGHcfs Oi III ttlG BOtAOl LII tiS luillDISl. No representative, sir, believe, but can appeal to his bust or his portrait, or some trophy of his fame, ID the halls of legsla- ton.

 Sir, man can't get shaved without feel ing his presence on his razor or on his box. No barber conceiyes his shop sufficiently decorated to receive his customers without bedzzening his walls with the resemblance ofhis ehieliian. n.-0ur very habilments may bear some evidence of the impress of his bloated reputation. Ne have Jackson hats, and Jackson coats. and Jackson jackets, and Jackson trowsefs, and Jackson boots, and Jackson shoes, and Jackson slippers. From our public squares to the country tagefns, from the Halls of the State to our modest homes. all Is Jackson, Jackson, Jackson. Why, sir, man can't enter into the retirement of his bed-chamber, but he may see his head, his services, and may be .tote ST. his wounds displayed upon the curtains of his window, or on his couch. And yet, sir, we are told We have not laud- ed him enough. His nav still calls for more of the nntriment of fattery."