Ford, which places the executive in not
a very favorable light. Appended to the
correspondence, ia a note from the pub
lisher of the Kegister, refusing to admit
Mr. Trumbull's answer to the citizens,
into the columns of their paper, for fear
it might not be quite politic; the Al
mighty dollar being Walter's gage of
principles and he, probably fearing Gov.
Ford's displeasure and a consequent loss
of some of the spoils. Mere we now see
ihe result of electing men to office who
possess not the confidence of the party in
the state. Of such, is the editor of tho
Register, and it is found necessary to es
tablish a paper at ihe seat of government,
which can be looked upon as an exponent
of the principles of the democratic parly.
w e are glad sttcli a paper has been start
ed, and if conducted as it should be, it
will receive a large support from the de
mocracy of the slate, Advocate.
Kinara Foils in Winter.
The Falls of Niagara present at this
lime a spectacle of unusual magnificence.
On the American side, the spray has foim
ed an immese mass of ice, extending
nearly across the foot of the Fall, and
more than an hundred feet in height.
