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PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR THE FEDERAL
PAPERS IN VERMONT TO ANSWER.

The New Era helps lis TO few plain questions whichwe
shall be very happy to have answered by the federal papers
of this State.
Why was the paper money Of Russia Is per cent below
par in lsl notwithstanding the tremendous power Of that
government was exercised to preycntit? WGs because
it uas maic q LEGAL TENDER?
What OcCasOned great losses, embarrassment and dis
tre's in Russia in ILL., when her currency amounted to 81,
millions o. 'gper rubl0s CogM il haoe Leca a "srEc,L
HuMBUGt'
What caused the paper misiey a Sweden to BE at
time y6 PEI cent below parhcr people furnishing for food
and her government at length compelled to borrow from
psce carccy" Holland to PREVENTS utter destruction
MIGHT u not bGvs been ceased by he B'h Of S0chhoim
issuing AZ mioas ofpaper ruJes, uader ae Influence Of
Tie "gioriotscreah system?"
Why was the paper money ofDenr4rk so dcprcsscam
3la, that it required egAte@ shillres Of paper to iur
chase one of silver, Has il GIN JGckson's tauH that
! Of The "Grca Rc.uiGior," he Gohh IF CQptaAG@en3
Taxpayer of AUSTRIA in l5lO deprecated that one
form Of silver would change for thirteen Of paper Did
not the oycrissucs Of the Bank Of NicnnatNc National
Bank-cunsc this depreciation? corM not hare been The
"spccie circuLdr :"
Why hns the palcr money of Italy seldom 5cpn ut less
discount than 2j per cent might be for that paper pos
scsScs Intrinsic value, What say the Whigs"!
The r0's orSrain in lsO0 1T discount Of IS per
cent and the most direlul consequences attended this
depreciation # the currency Wonder if the Loco Focos
were the of it
Ia III, ", 10 France the receptacle for the pro-
duets of all other countries; her people Of gam,
bcrs und spectators luxury, extravaganza and immoral
ity the order Of the da! and in '3U her commerce
manufactures and indeed every element Of r prosperity
utterly prOstratchcr government in debt five mill
IONS and equal amount ospocie driven out finer cou
try What caused this state of things Was the fact
that her great regulator" issued two iGoUsand six hundred
and nmcy-sX millions d! PAPER lycrs il OCCASION
| cd by the dcmocralso of that day?
Why has France nop abolished MI ba-A notcs NJ To 81
dollars Does it not arise icom The experience derived
from her previous bankruptcy.
The notes of the bank of England in Isl! O. per
cen, below par Yet this is just such an "nsltiion"
the British Whg says is demanded by the "hSncss
munityn The reasons Monsieur Whggics for this dcrrc-
| citation! Was it the 'rcmOyai Oi;lc d,p0stcs 7"
Why did not the Bank If England regulate the
cal arrangement which took place in England during the
years ls3 ~. l5l6 'ls vi and 80 Some OF these peri
DDS gave rise universally Of distress which had never
been cquullcd but which generally nllOw WHEN that bank
expands lis pupcr circulation.
We shall wait wild! all due patience for our federal friends
| to answer these questions.
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GEN. HARRISON's ATTEs.pT 10 Di.s-
TROY THE h.El'TiTiOS Or Gen LII
Al. JACKSON.

The federal wings are attempting TO i'm
pose upon the friends Of General jackson the be
lief that there is great similarity" between Gen
jackson aud Gen Harrison, and that old friend
Of Cen. Jackson ought rOw To go for llarrlSOn.-
And the fcdcruli>S farther stale that great man,
of the old Jackson men are n0w going for Gen
iIarfison for The same reasons that the, once went
for Gen. Jackson. In other words the Fedora
lists are now irving to use the well earned popu-
larily GfGcn. Jackson, to bolster up the prcenSuns
Of Gen. Harrison.
If the old friends Of Gen. Jackson will read the
following extract from the journal Of Congress,
they viii see how much Gen. jacks ores Gen,
Harrison Tor the lofty character which made the
people rally To his Standard and place HIN in the
Presidential chair Of The Union.
In 1871 If, Gen. Harrison was a member
Of Congress from Ohio, In prosecuting the war
against the Seminole Indians, Gen, Jurkson found
j. necessary TO pursue the imdnnS into Florida, and
10 put an end 10 the Indian depredat!ons, he was
compelled To take possession Of II. Marks and
Pensacola. to which place the Indians fled for pro-
lection. florida then WAS Spanish province, and
the towns Of 1t, MARKS and Pensacola were Span
ish towns-spkcd their caaaCn-aEd pu, an end
TO the war,
The enemies Of Gen Jackson unlnindiu of his
glorious service to his country seized hold of this to
ruin his character and blast his reputation forever
lih This view, IA resolution was introduced INTO The
House of Representatives, in the following words :
(Sce journal, 18th Congress I'd session, page 2l2)
RcsoIyel, That the seizure oIle Spanish posts
Of Pensacola and san Carlos de Baramcs, in West
Florida, hv the army Of the United States, Gen.
Iackson) WAS CONTRARY TO TIE CON
sTirUTION OF THE UNITED STATES"
On the same day, (see Journal page APP Gen.
Harrison voted for a resolution censurmg Gen.
Jackson for hanging Ambrisler white villain,
British spy, who had aided the Indians in making
war upon the women and children of Georgia and
Alabama.
Thi, base attempt to destroy the high reputation
of Gen. Jackson who had prred his life III defence
of his countrywide had saved New Orleans from
the British foe, and iriumphcd over the nugdcroUs
Scminocs, Was voted down in Congress,
Ru. will the old friends of Gen, jackson now
vote for Gen. Harrison, who thus attempted 10
blast the rcnown of the old hero o! New Orleans
The Fcdcr4is may say 50, but we believe they
lie, and we think the poll hooks vii! show it
Springfield (W) OIL Hickory.
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WING GAINS-,!OW MADE.

The Chicago Democrat says that gentleman
ofhigh rcputc in the Wing party ofOhlo thus writes
10 an old schoo! boy acquaintance olhs in neigh
boring county. II shows the people how easy
Wing gums are manufactured But he was barking
up the wrong tree lie wrote back that he was
not III the habit of lying for any cause, nor did he
supper, Any cause, which, Ike iha. Of the wings,
required 10 be supported by lying. BIT, as he
wanted a few good lies to publish, he sent linn the
sold soldi,r,"a federal bulletin from Springfield
in this State.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05

1t is not often that any thing like sound d'
can he cleaned from the fedora! journals 4; oC
ally, however, u gem may be extracted from
OF rubbish which well repays the discoverer
trouble. The following is from the Gov
Enquirer:
In a certain point ofview, it is indespcnis
the government should sustain iselfby the u
ment 10 office of men Of its own way of Il
When this principle is Eot carried to cytrt
is legitimate and republican. No goyernm
no man, is compelled to sustain these who
boring for lis or his destruction. This is Il
ground to assume on this subject We
fault with any administration, and with 70
ual who acts upon it.
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Columbus, Ohio, April 81.
RAyDOLPHAND HARRISON.

The Federal party will not hesitate 10 deny the
truth, or assert clsc!oods Of any Sort to promote
their object in HARRIsoN.. Every day shows ihi.
to be their settled policy They denied that HAIR
RlsoN was federa,t-u friend TO the elder Ap.
ANS during the reign Of tcrror-iltlough charged
BY JoHH RANDOLPH, in HARRIsoN's presence
in Congress, and expressly admitted by the latter.
lie equvocated is true, in hisrcpy about his Ia
king an active part in politics, being on'ya dele
gate from Territory, in Congress but what will
he and his Friend Judge Rurnet, reply to the cx-
plicit testimony borne by a venerable gentleman,
Mr. Mills, one Of the vice presidents at the great
Republican convention, recently held in Jefferson
county, Indirna: Mr. Tyler, one of the candidates
for the Leg nature, called out Mr. Mills, an early
acquaintance oflIARRIsoN, in regard TO his poll
iirs at the period alluded TO. In the reported pro-
cecdings il is stated that Mr. Tyler
''In speaking of the principles Of the Federal
and conniring them with those Of the Democratic
,s,rty, asserted that General Harrison was zeal
Gus and strenuous supporter Of the alien and Sc
diiion ln,r'' administration Of John Adams. and
called on Mr.. Mills, one Of the venerable Wee
Presidents. tn substitute his charge. Alr Mills was
hnlped mon the stand and said, in voirc cnfee-
bed with age. that lie was in Cincinnati when Gen.
Harrison returned fiom Congress, 4, enc time dur
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FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE

Mr.. Buchanan's Speech ON the Indcp
Treasuryiill-S3,O 90 per hundred in adyanc
Bentons Speech on the Expenses of the G
NEST, accompanied by the Salulalory of the
or ofThe Age. $500 per hundred inadval
Mr. Bcmton's Speech accompanied by the t
of Mr.. Kendall, and the Speech of Mr. Line,
the Good Spoon humbug," 500 per han,
advance.
The Speech of lion. c, 7. Van Ness ut Il
democratic State Convention SEQ per hun,
advance.
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0range Co. Democratic Convention

The freemen Of Orange County, who are in ia
vor of State oad Bank Reform and the equal
rights of the whole people, and opposed to the par
tial system of legislation which has characterized
the dominant party in this state for few years past,
the effect of which il to make ''the rich richer, and
the poor poorer" and establish the power of the
banks over the will of the people, and, in fine, one
and all uho are Democrats, not only in name but
in principle ana practice, are respectfully request
ed to meet in convention at the Methodist Chapel
in Chelsea On Thursday the 18th day of June
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon for the purpose
of nominating three Senators to represent the Co.
in the next General Assembly, and to adopt such
measures as may be deemed cNpedent 10 secure
their election, and to further the establishment of
the great and fundamental principles Of Dcmocra-
cy.
T.. c. REMINGTON, r TD oG"mv
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with the labor and enterprise of our citizens, would
be enlarged, not diminished, by the operation OF
their measures.
Congruialating you, gentlemen, on the bright
prospects which are before us in respect to the IL
tCpOn Of the proper remedy for the existing dis
orders Of ourcurrcncy, and trusting that our cor-
Try will sooa be free from the wiIherins influences
Of nio!.ey power which Is no, recognized l,y ihr
Co..s,itut a. the true interests of our country,
r,au,A win sentiments Of profound respect and
gratitude to the people and Legislature OF your
State, and to Yourselves. Your ficnd
And fellow citizen,
ANDREW JACKSON.
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DEAR SIE,

81 am anxious to hear how politics 90 in Hi
nuis DO write me Immediately and tell ne cv-
~ particular. Are there not great gains all around
van; Please be particular on tits point. And for
every one, write ten, and for every ten, write one
huadrei, US we want to publish news of gains so as
to bring every doubtful voter To Ours as The strong
side pom, forget now to tell us biga story as you
can for Harrison is our last hope aud we must
carry him with a hurrah five carry him at an.
Your ever faithful friend.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05
TiIE SKY LOOKS BRIGHT.

Good news reaches us from all parts Of the|
try. Steadily and firmly The Democracy ard
duciing the presidential cunyasS, hlci,cd OIL
admiration of the great principles Uhicl tal|
| guiding star. j h, opposition, dclrrnln ii
carrying the people vh them Iva s'orai OF Il
will meet with a stern rchukc al the polls,
trgiishrd New Jersey correspondent, at II
willie, on the 2,,l, writes llr'.
"'l'he high but noI3cicss enthusiasm of.hc \
Of Van Buren, and johnson here makes the
glad. Recon, cOiEparl,On assures us ofour 81
and we slui.e IN ,,ia srorn Of security at our
ling opponents. Doubt not our prosperity l
united in every section, and stand ready nj
give die authors o.. the " New Jersey Nri,h,l
a rcbuic that shall lmHnt thcir guii,y med
during the oblivion thai awaits thcn,. Let 4
Cider thitltan" live until November, and
require ,'rr a. Your Roman capitals 10 stat
n!aur,ty uglil.s, Inn. We hn>c rc-non ina,1
present Congressman, Gov. Nroom and his
ciaiCs, aud ask nothing more Of the " hig|
that Ncg snail place be:orc ,he peep, such d
IIas,nd < Co., the broad seal ou,cass-w
them to the issue. f.ri ne Democrat" pres
SLY Mex .lc,Sny rsdrlh.iui ior !, cl,,rrs on
sufficiently Hh"n asserted BY curnoIc,t cppo
~, 900 true iiitris ot I'm Independent and
rep,I tbr npulaiion, and the idcs Of Noy|
will n?t,lc hrr 10 Il proud n'rhe III Old Tau,
Our motto IN every county and lowu ,Ghd wt|
mend II To our Litndr Ia ihc few slJi'slc"
Federal rt'c,) l. " Gam III hone, and, III
irnco Is il, We shall effect II difference II u
hi. (Somer-ttl cOuuy. Nam Of car cd
ncnts, disgstcd with n con.l nation whos'I
argument hes III 'in-crp aud miniature hui
beglnnmg to cNanii"r our principles In The Il,}
reason,. and The result II necessarily III our ID
We aidO. II. ana eager Tor The contest
Ioa:'
lhe III hiohd Enquirer contains extracts
correspondents III VARIOUS parts. cnr at llh1
respectable mcnl'rs OF Congress write. 10 'ii|
The 2iih-" oul Intends are sanguine III reg
wanna and Ono. \ letter was received lasi
irollI----lone OF the host distinguished o.
Ohio which assures US, that nc coHM act o
PosSitHdy, h''e Il e." nhlo'ti than 5,cOi1
From Indiana, IN Intelligent trend whites
o'd fashioned democrats are Galn'Gs dai,,
Is 10 boast. We WEI give Il good atccuht Il
selves III Indiana, you may resi- assured
IRON MissouRL-(Pi 6e c0uAfy, Nay
To lhe Editor OF Inc Enquirer -" Rest as1
thar the state oi Missouri Is let On the side 4
moeraty and that they are daily adding to-
number, those who cannot ard will not sw
Harrison aud his principles We could spar|
IN the Old Dominion ut leasr 1900 votes for
Buren, nest November, and iaen have larg
loriiy TO show the W liss (alms) FcdcraistsN
Missouri !. not bdnk-r'Fden, Lor to be dnpd
them their log cobIl's, and hard cldrr-dfi
parties to the contrary notwithstanding.
To wh'rh he editor Oh he Inquirer renarl
eve shall not want her o,uoo-bri, q
contrary, We shall have 5000 ourselves To
The accounts from various quarters, show ~
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INDIANA True AS STEEL.

The new Albany (lnd.) Argus of the Dis, ui
says that Indiana may be pa, down for Van Euren
and democracy by clear majority ranging between
and 10 GOO. Our friends in the other States
may rely upon the correctness of this statement
II We were forced to define the majority we should
wihou, hesitation, take the highest number named
We have not made this declaration 10 deceive any
for we have assurances aud data upon which ",
can RELY.
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and oilers neglect all honorable business and wan
der about the state dragging log cabins and guz-
cling hard cider. Don't disgrace yourselves by
abandoning your honest calling, to attend caravans
and shows Your cause is gaining. DO all you can
consistently to aid it. Take some good democratic
paper and circulate it among your neighbours
Give them the truth. Give them the principles of
the democratic party Fear not. Stand trnl.-
The truth skall make you Free
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05

.' Two .ould igEc ms opportunity TO caqnirc
oil.cn. !larrson's hcepcrs oiihc "ycilcd prophet"
il he is III favor of tariff, or opposed to tariff
whether he is an uboionlst, or whether he ii aot
an abo'ions,i whether he is ii ilyor ola Nation
IA! Bank, or whether he i opposed to National
bank' Any time when the committee VA. have the
Kindness To inform us on Ms luuiter we s!ml be-
much GbliIch.
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Washinglm County Democracy,

"HGag out your Banners on he outer JiaRs."
THE FREEMEN of the towns comprising the
Washington Senatorial District, who are in favour
Of the principles of Democracy as laid dcwn BY
the immortal JEFFERSON, and opposed to the
monnrchical schemes Of IlAMILroN, ADAMS aud
their compecrs who are in favour Of an Indepen-
dent Constitutional Treasury, under the control
of agenis appointed by and made responsible to the
People, aud opposed ia Mammoth National
Bank, Unconstitutional Irresponsible and Gaush,
with danger to our free Institutions, who are ia
favour Of subjecting all acts of Incorporation, BY
whi'h special grants of power are made to tie few
at the expense Of the many, TO the supreme con-
troll Of the Legisaiure-of a sound and stable
currency, always redeemabIe in specie, aud oppos.
ed to the runcus expansions and con,ractions and
the no less ruinous and more dsgraccinl suspen.
iOaS ofihe Banks-who are in favor of equal laws
equal rights, freedom of spcecb and OF the press
who are IN favour Of sober reason and common
sense, and opposed 10 nonsense ard hambuggcry
10 folly aud parade, 10 fraud, fAsclicod and mis-
representations finally, all who are il favor Of
REFORM in our iegihoiiOn and Ne State er-
penfifures, Of cleansing the .fGgcaa Siajie Of
federalism and nris'ocracu, orpririlsgc ami mo-
nop1ly. aaf REDEE.MLSG; THE ST.fTE
IN SEPT. ARE requested TO meet in convention at
the Court House in Montpelier, Oh Thursday. the
iih day Of June next, ut 10 O'Clock A. 81. for the
purposr ofnominaiing candidates i.r Senators, sr,,
10 transact sHch other business as the interest. Of
the Democracy may require.
"Hho UiH be traitor knrrs
mo 60 haze n, b. O stare"
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IIoN. Albert G.. llAwEs.-As tie ihc
eral abolition papers Of This city copied frcI
louisville Journal is falls, hoods about Mr. III
we request them 10 rcpublish the following
from tia, gentlsmnn, and so lie, the truth he k
by their readers
Toihe Editor of tie Louisville A;vertisr.
Dear sir have just returned from South
was surprised 10 hear, on NY return, thai 81,
Of the newspapers, in Kentucky, had asscrie|
had no, only deserted the Van Burcn party
also intended 10 vote against Judge French.
what purpose this f.lsenocd was circulated |
not nor do care hut in Justice TO myself. NJ
me 10 say. that every day attaches me MGR
more 10 the Republican party. aud tlilt no,
myself, but all III, brothers. with the except
the Hon. u. lIawcs, viii give to Judge Ere.
heart. support. Respectfully yours,
A. G. HAwrs
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In consequence Of the extraordinary demand for
Mr.. Benton's unan-wcrIbIe speech upon the en-
pers,s of the Government, and TO give i broad
circulation wc have puj'ishcd i, tins week. Our
readers are respcciilul'y referred 10 the powerful
Address Of Mr. Kendall! aud the speech Ct Mr lin
oln in this weeks Age.
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The last Waterman contains call for federal
State Convention signed by Harry Bradley aud T..
p. Jcwc,,. frirnds the old banking system, by
John Peck President ofih, Farmers aud Mechanics
Bank, tt, Burlington, T. L. Merrill, Clerk ci the
House, and T. =, WALTON, of the firm Of l.. +.
Walton and Sons, State printers
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05

A slight error having occurred the table oGlhc
Virginia election last week, we re.pUbish it, as it
should DC. Last week Rockingham co. which gives
6G3 democratic maj and Goschand which gives
2l5 democratic maj were inadvertently made t, re-
turn fcdera!is,s.. The table we believe il this
week correct
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1840-06-05

|, Mr. Fox the celebrated Orator was one day told
by lady whom he visited, "thai she dti not care
Mrcc skiPs ola iousc for him, lie immediate,
took on, his pencil and wrote the following lines
A lady has told me and in her own house,
That she cares not for me " three skip' ola Louise!
sorsvc the dear creature for what she has said,
Since women viii talk ocrtRi runs in Meir heat =
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STAND FIEUi

Democrats Of the Mountain State. stand firm
Let not The noise, clar-traps and fsehoods fed
crasm alarm yon for a moment. II i. the fright
ened boy that whistles aud hallcos to keep up his
courage. Stick 10 your farms, your workshops,
aud your regular business and &c: the federal drcncs
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ing the administration of John Adams, cih Hack
c0ckade on his hat! and that all the EederalisS III
the city followed his example, and hos,ct the obi
Gus badge OF Tory ISM"
The TedcraIisls to impose on the Democracy
deny all the facts which ever Recommended ilAR-
RIsoN to their favor. They deny John Randolph
statencnt-,hcy will probably deny that ofNlr Mills,
and since they horror-struck with the idea that
an organized militia must PROVE Il standing army,
they will probably deny that HARRISON was in
favor of John Adams standing army and opposed
to its reduction. We now make that charge u
gninst him, and challenge contradiction.-Globe.
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.U"Will any one inform us how large Il
Johny cake is, rot the rigs are raisin' in v
street. We have heard as how it was bi,
four oxen can dIaw, but we reckon as how
set,in' il an OK or 80 too high.
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HARD CIDER.-Thcrc is a ewing" in Il
who has lately drunk such enormous quaint
"hard cider' that crab apples have grown Fl
ears and the end Of his no5c.-Phila:
TiMeS.
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W, n. PRICE.

This notorious dciaul,cr lias returned TO New
York. lie alleges that he docs not oWe the gov
crrmcn,a penny. "1here is rosuery somewhere, !"
81, the federal papers, "whc;her with Mr. = ice or
,hs Coyerrmer, time will tell
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Windsor County Convention.

All the people of Windsor County, who are in
favor of STATE REFORM, and are willing TO con-
suit together, and devise honorable means to re-
deem the Mountain State, and lead her back, from
her wanderngs, to her old democratic position, are
requested to meet in convention at Windsor, ON
Friday, the 18th day Of June inst, to select a
suitable ticket for County Senators, and to transact
any other business that may be deemed necessary
when together
The County Committee would respectfully urge
upon the democratic fieemen of the Coanty the
great importance of Il full attendance. The crisis
demands it, the success ofprnciple demands it, the
honor of the State, the hcnor ofthe County de-
mands it. 1t is hoped all will feel the Importance
ofputing forth his best energies in the present great
and desperate struggle ofhc power of the banks a.
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TREMENDoUs,HARD CIDER viCTCRY

-
The Old Dominion, informs us, that the victory
in Pennsy lyana, about which the wings exult so
much, was not owing TO an increase of federal votes
BAT to local influences alone. The late rcprescn-
lalive, Col. McElwee, did not believe the election
legal, and his friends stuil at home amounting,
us is estimated to up~ards Of thousand roles.
The anti Iason and abolition wings made desperate
efforts, while the republican party were ukewarm.
We are assured that there are no changes in Bed
ford county against us, and that in the fall federal
ism will be scattered to the four winds. In 1888
Ritncr (fed) received ., $50 votes in that county
at the late election the federal candidate received
but |, 600 votes The lcdcralists are welcome 10
such Victories.