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TIE Cleveland correspondents Or the OhiS STATES.
man relates the following admirable and charac.
tefistic incident: 3 soa ..ssss4 s. s.,ssE 4sIe


- 6 i heard an. anecdo,s sabo6I silas ,Wrisaht
which occurred recently in our city, which can.
mol resist telling. A young man who is sailor,
was being examined as witness in one Of our
magistrates courts, and upon. being asked BY a
lawyer where he, lived, replied: In Canton, ST.
Lawrence county, New York Some one re-
marked. What in Canton, that is where Siias
Wright resides, is it notq Yes sir.ee,' said the
sailor, and / know him we'll; the last time L saw
him, he had pick axe on bis shoulder going 10
dig ditch Perhaps said q whig, who was
present, he was going to dig the grave Of the
loco focos.' More likely, responded the sailor,
he was going to prepare for the interment of the
whig party in '48; for he would make first rate
sexton for them on that OCCASION sYou know
Mr., Wright, thep2 asked some one who was pre-
sent Yes, sir again responded The sailor, he's
the man who, when he comes from Congress. puts
on his big stogy boots aud tow trowsers, and goes
out to work oip the roads with the boys. I've held
scraRer with him many time, and mighty good
hand he is too. He takes hold of scraper, or
plough handle, or an axe, and makes everything
fly about just she does when hetalks about the
tariff, the big bank, and them other political af
fairs. He's a man all over any way you can fix
him, and just the kind of chap that liko.'