You would like to know something more of Miss Shadd than the simple introduction of her name. She is a daughter of Pennsylvania. But before speaking of her, let me say a word about one who is setting over against, and watching her ever changing countenance. He is a young man, and very small - even smaller than Remond. In looking at him you ask yourself, how can a large mind be contained within so small a mould?

Yet, with all his dimunition of the outer man, there is a vigorous set about his limbs and a well knit frame; and as the eye passes upward, the head indicates breadth and compass; and though small great compactness and phrenological proportions. The lower face, too, especially the under jaw, is wonderfully indicative of intellectual power. All this would not be apparent to the common observer among the delicate people of color. The truth is, my dear M—, we are so led away with the idea of the whites and the whites superiority, that we seldom look for intellectual superiority, or even excellence in a direction diametrically opposite; or where-of there is an Ethiopic preponderance, unless something palpable is exhibited in proof. The young man I have thus rudely crayoned, has intellectual ability of the highest order-has culture, has moral courage, and stamina-has all the elements indicative of greatness; and has forever established his title to a niche among our leading minds. This young man is Isaiah C. Wears, leader of the Pennsylvania delegation, and of whom I before made mention. He is not only an elegant and vigorous speaker, but one of the best debaters in the house, or to which I have yet listened. Pennsylvania need well be proud of as many such sons as she can muster.