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THE MEANEsT OF RAscALs-The dwelling
house of Mr. S. F. Wilson, one of the editors o
the Mobile Register, was robbed on the 18th ult oi
money and valuables to the amount of $4,000 to
$4,000 One thing to mind is very certain
The being who would rob an editor; has mind
small enough to steal his grandmother's Bible and
turn Turk. If any class of laborers earn what
they receive, by our tolls we know that class to be
editors If any dispute this let them try the un
casing tolls of an Editor for six months


HENRY CLAY.-General Harrison remarked
of him: {" I have always been a warm friend 10
Mr.. Clay, and have done him many hvors, but
The has returned them with the blackest ingrat
Etude"


Henry Clay; SO late as the extra session of 1s4l


Carry out the principles of the compromise
act Look to the revenue alone for the support oi
government Do not raise the question of pro-
lection, which, had hoped hid been put at rest.
THERE is NO NECESSITY FOR PRO
TECTION.-Bost. Post.