grounds of right, or mercy, or charity.

A delegation of Friends, representing thir teen different States, waited 1111011 the Presi dent yesterday aud expressed to him their con fidence iv his administration and general approval of his poHc-y. It would hardly be expected, of course, that that sect, if a class may properly be called a sect, which ever coun sels peace, could do less than to sustain what shall substitute a peaceful sway for that of the