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WAsnlNcroN, Juno I, 1882.


having partially subsidized, shall answer IL
in the same christian spirit, and offer . few
words of advice and consolation. Bulwef
probably told the truth, when he said that,
Il in the lexicon Of youth, there'S nd each
Kora as sfa i33n- LA Nj lisa6ufng
should not repine. Above all, my friend,
scout the idea Of letting out the drop ofdem-
ocratic blood, and do not for single instant.
think of throwing yourself into the arms OF
your ancient friends. the Federalists If
not struck with political blindness" 5oH
will cheerfully acquiesce in the result,
though it may have pierced you to the heaFt
and doing so, you will show some wisdom in
submitting to fate you could not shun
You think of taking a wife. That's right.
At your age, man should have good
nurse You will thus not only contribute 10
your own happiness, but, like . good citizen
possibly make small addition to the next
census and, ocstasic thought James Blu
chanan. w., may be President Of the UnitsH
States in the "gpod time coming"
spent no money toadyance my political
prospects, and am seriously concerned TO
learn that your little fortune, for year past
has been growing small by degrees, and
beautifully less:''
The twothirds rule is outrageous. As
Kossuth would remark, it afforded materi
al aid" to my opponents It is my inten-
tion to commences crusade against it as
soon as an opportunity viii permit. As re-
CARDS it, " mastery inactivity is not true~
policy.
Your friends here are we'll. Douglas Is
swelling like. the toad in the fable, bys
Houston falas for4the thundcrs of San Jacii-
to,) fear will seek consolation in the bowl,
and in that event, will muddy bis famous
Mexican blanket.
With you, think that franklin Pierts
is not q Drummond light-but it is we'll
known that Billy King is.
Yours truly, CAss. :.
P. S.-Since the nominations over, am
in favor Of letting old Grund and Major
Lynch have free fight, and if necessary,l
will be willing to show fair play. U. :
Rr. John Forsyth, formerly editor Of the Georgia
Times, and son, we believe, Of the late distinguished
John Forsyth, is Washington, and some party
meats it stated, are going there, ~ reference to
his coanexion with the Union or some other mctrcPo
Titan organ Of the Democracy. He writes letter IN tho
Southern Press, firing aeuy into Gen. casss and the
cold fogcs Of the party generally, pretty much N the
style ofthe Democratic Review He isoffhe "Scuthen
Wing, Of the party, Little tainted, suppose, with
Scccss:on;smto which he thinks Gen. Cas- is bitterly
opposed and, hence he is extremely begerent wards
that gentleman Hedeclares that the Democratic Eek
ct'' is the "cREArIoN and choice, Of the S0athTH
Rights Democrats The Union, Zee, seeming danger
in Nj Flsy yaHiging proclaim, tion, declares te
other hand that it Feects any such conclusion, that
Gen Picrce's OPPOSITION conends him rather to the
SOUTH than to the united democracy % the Norta. ~
/ The leaders must arrange this difficulty; we have
nothing to do with H. Mr.. Forsyths letter. goes on TO
sav that he old forgics have been Crushed and to IN
innate very strongly that 1 the party generally do not
knucle TO his particular set in she South they win all
be I.own sky h;y-aion with Cas-. BUCHANAN, and the
| rrst Or tlie concern : Her. Gdz.
ay-Is asy Of Cur w friends ask ssWho is Frank
Pierce p simply reply by saying he is the Sc
Iecsril Proridf5es Erst, and Athc Democracy nezf,
10 administer ts CtveFzraent for four wears from tho
| fJsrfli Ct March nesl--- National Den0crat.
n the ais-e b. trc, te,-sa- ont of ev n ;rrever
efer we car oaly say that the Dcnocratl. c..-a.s;r,
was len- while in resolving to ccnrsr with ~Provi-
tenes' in the afrangtnehf. They tried every be-
fore They took '.ie man. whom ssProFidencey had al
ready detru1ned upon, and really spent four days in
labof nominate somebody else; and yet Il
almtfrd tia; superior power had already determined
that Frank Prrccs aad else, should be ssfhe
mans II they knew this. thea, why did they spend
four days in foolish rebellion Ii they did not know i
then, how Do they know Il now We suspect their
knowledge in both j. abapt equal Moreover, our
contemporary may learn, November next not % speak
/ 50 lightly Oh juch saii~rts, and we think hcMill-
". y CounlaeiH AdpgfiaeF
zs. rich scene was enacted ct . late Democralie
Ratification meeting in Orange county, IN this siate-
Ia the r,ds Of the reioicnss, some one ntroiscsd ne
jordan Hatcher which threw me whole eonse'n
into political commissions Col Joha Voolfolk nese
J On Tie occasion liz WIS considerably disspntlse