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The Editor of the Democrat expends a vast amount of indignation very aeedlessly when declaring, in . sort ol stump-speech style. that llle 'scontingent fund" appropeia- ted for the contingent expenses Of the Ex- ecatise Department, < is as sacred portion sof sise peoples money as any special appro- psiaiion,n . and that the Governor should be strictly accountable for iis expenditure. How uaiair an attempt this is, to gull his readers, every one can see who has ever lad war Tani, and our neighbor knows as we'll as any, ihat the Governor cannot draw, from this fund, one doIIks, excep. for expenses plainly sta ted in an account, or other instrument, which becomes voucher to the Auditor for it's pay meni, and undereoes as clear an invessiga- tion as the books and papers of the Auditor and Treasures, by the cpmmi,iee always ap- pointed for that purpose, by the Legislature. ll therefore. never was, as he would have is understood, sort of s.secres seEvice' mo nsy, carried by the Governor in his brooches pocket to he Iavlshesi, al pleasure, upon his fay0riies. The arti6ce is shallow enough, and if she Democrat chooses .o risk sialc- nsents so his readers, when they mus. be aware he is not ignorant Of these facts, all we have so say is, we hope he will not put in shs plea that his s'language was linle ambiguous" as he did when he stated that she Auditor drew warrants for double the face of the bills.

 In relation 10 the expenses of the Execn- tive printing, cur unvamished history of .he matter seems to have unsettled his obstinacy, and he has 4dodged the question to bounce upon His ExeeIlency again. We happen io have before as 90 candid and unprejudiced an exposition of this business. in commit nication signed ssw" :" Una, we prefer inserting the remarks of friend SO intelligent and well-iafouned, to any thing we might feel dispoeed tn say.