Couldn’t Stand the. Third Party.The Third party is losing instead of gaining adherents in many sections of the State. Mr. T. E. Nor veil, of Grove-town, Columbia county, in a published letter announcing his withdrawal from the new party, says:“I joined this party in good faith. A working man myself, all my affiliations, ray tenderest sympathies, are with the working men. I know the feelings, trialsand aspirations of toilers. I hoped thisparty would bring relief and right the wrong of workers, but I found it not so that it is a party of fair promises, but of no fulfillment. I can’t follow leaders who pander to negroes and incite to turmoil and strife. Tho devil is busy enough sowing theiseeds of anarchy and discord 1 leave to him and the leaders of thismovement the unenviable and maodor-ons task of ‘raising hell,' and Skied thTf,5, °VeiT g0od man that has imbibed tho true principles of the grand oldoughTlor d0m00raGy to let enough alone, hence I don‘t propose tobranch ofi Post haste into an/snch bush