The fat Feds seeln' Snakes.
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The Washington Correspondent of the Ohio
Statesman thus notices the agony OF doubt and fear,
which has come upon the Feds about Washington
City and "down east" in relation to the Presi-
dency: -;.-'- ae- tf :.e'f..r| 81. g."


The real old fashioned feds on the coast are
suffering terribly "these hot nights" with the night
mare 'tis said. The truth is, their dreams of par
" matters apt TO end in seeing something seat
ed in the Presidential chair wearing the hurley
6gure grey frock and old white hat of Gen. Tay-
or, with tha; never TO be forgotten face Of John
Tyler AS the nose becomes distinctly visible
to their benunlbed senses, out of the midst of the
dream, the shock is said TO be great as to awake
dem-witf an ugh ! more terrific than a scream.
hr tells that the mind and body Of strong man
are lost for a moment in an agony Of fear. Poor
fellows, pity them-the fat ones especially, for It
is whispered that they are most given up to this
truly agonizing "seeing of snakes"


Did we not know something of the selfisbness
Of the leading Feds, we should be Inclined to pity
hem too, for verify they arc in the midst OF many
fOubles and divers temptations. Nothing but the
aEs0crifeing patriotism of Tom Corwin can
ave thcm Let them run him for President. -
