The Wind Has Been Taken Out Of

dom's snils. Ho wantod to bo re-eloeted senator trom Minaesota, but Sabia, with thp niel of Democtratío votes, waH elected to suoceed the maohine politician. Dester Sm and the Leader have got matried the Sun having transferred ts efFulgenoe to the Leader. We wish 'lio Leader a happy New Year.and many .sw (cash paying) subscribers. -+-m- ün-dbk the management of Wm. Einnu't, jr.t the Ohelsea Herald has been VonJerfully improved in appearnnce. The people of that village are to be eongratoiatod for having wliat has bo long been needed - a spicy local paper. We have reeeived the first number of the Stockbiidijp Sentinel, published by TT TT '"...,,.,., TiiJ-rt ,P il.,. Hnn The paper is a seven-eolumn folio, and is well filled with local and niiscellaneous matter, and ha a fair share of advertising. t The St. Lawrence (Dakota) Tribune saya: "It seenis st range to be suffering from a biiow blookade witli no snow in ■ight. So far, ve have not had more than four inches of snow in all this winter. There has not been anything to impede travel here ; the trouble has all been in Minnesota, Iowa, Wisconsin, and other States east." It is rtunored that President Arthur ia about to get married. Don't you do it, Chet. If you get inarried you will have to give up the life-long habit of staying out until the "wee small hours." and the wife raight possibly get jealom. Besides you are getting old and bald-headed, and youeaii not possibly sucoeed yourRelf ai president. The presidential suecession bill, as it passed the senate, provides that in case of the death or disability of both the president and vice president, the cabinet officers shall act as president until the disability is removed, or until the vacancy is otherwise legally fllled, in the following order - secretary of state, secretary of the treasury, secretary of war, attorney general, postniaster general, secretary of the navy, secretary of the interior. Some of our esteemed contemporaries of the Republican persuasión seem to take pains to insinúate that the editor of this journal has had differences with Governor Begole, because that gentleman failed to make a certain appointment which wc reiyuested him to make. Nothing could be further trom the truth. We did, indeed, recommend a certain gentleman to the governor, to be appointed to a certain ofBce, and the governor regretfully deolined to make the appointrneut. His decisión was accepted by us in good faith and without complaint. The statement or insinuation that -we are in the sulks about that ap[lointment is wkolly gratuitous and entirely untrue. We desire not to be misunderstood or misrejiresented on this point.-