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Tho contest in Tennessee is very spir- tied. Gov. Jones and Ex-Gov Polk are both on the stump, speaking alternately to audiences of 800 fo 1000 daily. Jones is in feeble health, but can talk. At Pulaski, Polk condemned the last congress for voting the balance of Gen. Harrison's first years sal ary ($lS,OOO to his widow. In reply, Gov. Jones showed from the journals that Polk himself voted to give gratuity of S3l ,O0O to the widow of Com. Decatur! We rather think the ex- Governor won't disturb the Har- rison matter again. How low it must be to attack Whig Congress for giving the Presi- dents widow the amount of his salary for the unexpired year in which he died, when a Van Buren Legislature of this State unanim- o,.sly did the same by the widow of Gov. De Witt Clinton under precisely similar cir cumstances, and the like has been done in almost every similar case! Is there no sense of manliness or shame in demagogue! This cry about Gen. Harrison's salary is al- most loathsome. No Congress of whatever politics would have done less.

 "Justice to John Tgler." ."-The Detroit De- mocrat calls upon the people to render" Jus tice to John Tyler" Reason for this call-A three column Treasury Advertisement, If any one writes eulogies upon John Tyler they get their pay for them.

 P.S. The last Wayne Standard has a flattering biographical notice of John c. Spencer in one column, and in the two suc- ceeding columns, an advertisement of two columns, signed by the name of the gen. ,leman whose biography occupies so con- spicuous position There is no bribery there !-Rochester Democrat.

 HoRRIp.-A wretch was arrested on Sun- day in Derby for committing a rape on three children of MT. George Bassett, poor man of that town, who lived near the monster.- The ages of the children were 4, 6 and II {; one of them is very dangerously i'll. The name of the wretch is John l.. Lum. He was bound over for trial m the sum of S2OOO but for want of bail was committed to jall.- Lum was admitted to the electors oath. last Spring, against the %eEpons:rances of the Wings on account of his bad character-and he with brazen impudence prosecuted one of them, Mir. Islac Gilbert, for libel. laying damages at Sl00O, and the case was soon to come on for trial !-NeU. Haren Palladium. MoRALs.-We clip the following from the Baton Rogue, La. Gazette of Saturday May 2Oh:

 "Go to Church tomorrow, everybody :; don't fail. After church you can go to the Circus. The entertainments of the day con- SiSi of both."

 One without much ingenuity can easily guess which ofthe two. in such place, would 1A----~---A- -@aanalu arorrdad