ALBERT GALLATIN ON THE WAR.
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The voice of experience is ever the voice of
wisdom. Well is it for those who listen to its
teachings. OF the few venerable men who helped
achieve and consolidate American liberty, none re-
mains better entitled to speak with authority to the
people of this country than the illustrious man
whose name stands at the head Of this article. A
born Republican of the old school, the bosom friend
of JEFFERSON, the ardent patriot and learned diplo
matis now advanced to near the age of ninety
years, ALBERT GALLATIN has felt called to speak
once more to the people of the United States. At
time when the fires of personal ambition have
ceased to burn, and when no charges Of torysm
and federalism can harm or disturb the calm sun
set Of life devoted to American freedom, he has
spoken, in all likelihood, for the last time Happy
will it be for our country if this warning Of the last
that binds this generation to former age shall
be heard Let no friend Of his country neglect
to read and treasure its teachings in his heart of
hearts.-COncord Democrat.