Politic "indignation."

Wosta'ed lit week tluitour Repub:n fiionils hereabouta irtre h!hJy inilisrniiiit iivor ;iii árdelo in n raciiiiL miniber oi tlio Young Mens Journal, Detroit, teitrating tiio chargn that (Juanomi vviis DOininated to got the "higer beur voto," and ihat hu was so öondüu ting hiniself is to iiuike tlio tliin sure. Wt) ara Imppy to know that our frieoda have so far reoovered frain tbeir indigtittriun as to sook to turn the artielo to gfuod account, and that thoy have theroI'ore ordered a large numbur of copio & of the Journal contftinHig tho ''persoD al, intompurate, coarso, and scurrilous" nrtielo, for circalution, we presume, nmong the boor and whiskoy nellera and drinkers, and thus excite their sympítthy for an abiised ÍViond. This is politie ''indignation," that'ö a fact, nnd shows a detertnination to make even an ill wind blow good to their carjdidate. j True philosopliy.