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Gr" Shame on the traitor" "brand the traitor," "treason," "unprincipled," shame on such treachery," ""violation of his oath," "shame on such disgraceful treason," "trai- torous course," "shame on such moral ter pitude," "anti-American course," y" treason able opposition to the interests of the na> ,ion,' anti-American and reasonable course," &c.

 Such, Mr Editor, are some of the gentle. manly and dignifed epi,he.s heapcd upon the Hon. TRUMAN SMrTH-a man who, il

 is conceded by his political opponents in Congress, ia one of the ables. and most eff. fcicnt in that body-a man who in private life is above reproach. Language like the above, must originate in an exceedingly cor rupt heart--in a mind steeped in moral de. pravity-a mind that would defraud his most worthy and honest neighbor of his just dues. Such language, however, is perfect ly harmless in this case; it only excites pity and contempt for the authors. C.