Our Commerce.
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There IS nothing that adds to a nations wealth than it's commerce, ansi we look with pleasure and pride upon the increasing commerce of our conutfy. The free trade principles have been re- dHcsd 10 practice by the uistring industry and in domitabIe perseverance of Rob,. J. Walker. secon- ded by democratic Congress; and notwiths,and- ing the country is engaged in foreign war; requif- ing large sums of money, the Secretary of the Treasury has ably administered the finances of the department over which he pTesdes, that there has been no lack of means, and the credit of the country, well as it's commerce swas never in a sou nder and healthier condition. This is lime of war, and with such diversities of opinion among our abiest statesmen, and lealonses among aspiring politicians. wonder and a marvel; and posteriiy will do justice 10 Robt. J. Walker, if political rivalship siIa refuse him that high need of praise which belongs to the upright s,atesman.-N r. Globe.