HON. ]. C.. DORRIN.
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We need scarcely call the attention ofthe read
ers ofthe Journal to the Gard and Address of Mr.
'Dobbin, which will be found in another column


Both will be read with pleasure and deep interest
by every man in the State. The address is just
like its author, NOBLE disinterested, and high
toned 1t will add much TO the already well earn
ed reputation of its author. Mr.. Dobbin's sug-
gestions as regards Gen. Mckay, entirely coincide
with our own feelings and wishes; and we will
add, with those of every Democrat in the District.


We have no time 1--WE have just only returned from
a visit mentioned in another place. at present to
say all we would wish to say on this subject.


We may refer to it next week The address,
however, is just such a one as those who know
Mr.. Dobbn would expect under the circumstan-
ccs. Wilmington Journal.