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| SAsyrx N. nurnxnvsxb. er Asknnsas, io be anpeIinlandeni fl lndizn sileim wess, h place q We aanssnse this sppoinllasnl with great graii- Geaiion not ealy en account cur personal friend slip e Cot lksshesisa. and kis well knowa wcFth and fntsgtitY brt bneaass i furnishes ns evidenes that ths prssidsni ean no longer be imposed upon hy ths mlsfspressntAiions sf men however distin- auished nssiation. oi ths secrst esbals of an cp- poniag hslipn. Notwithstanding Col. Ruthsriosd's EmADy services snd his inane1ce as democrat. evsfy ehdft has been made as disparage him with ItAs President and ete al ons time. the small office ef Receiver st this place. for which he applied was not conferred upnn him on aceouAtOf the inter- farence Of thcss who could not appreciate his inc dependenee Of character, or political honesty. and who opposed him because he could not De made party to their selfish schemes. We therefore with double pleasura congratulate the Superintendent. and sincerely hope that the office may prove both pleasant andpro6tahle. His long residence on the frontier, and bis experience in Indian affairs viii. we feel assured. enable aim to perform the daties required, in . manner to satisfy the government and to command the respect and confidence of the Tribes in his charge.