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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
A Dirty Triek-Frienas of Fair Play: Look

\ handful was yesterday distributed TO every
porter house grog shop and liquor store OF City.
purportins TO be an " address et the 7'radesmeHs
.Matani BsRef; Society, composed OF Liquor Deal.
ers) to those engaged in their Business in this City,
OF which the purport is that this secret association
OF Liquor Dealers, whereof R.ctar2 French a head
man in Tammany Hall is President, have been in.
quirins out the opinions Of the several candidates
for the Legislature with regard the Excise Lsw,
and they find ten Of the Wing and three of the Ma
tive candidates either favorable to such extension
or probably So while all the Loco Fcco candidates
are Sc, down as opposed to any such legislation.
They therefore summon meeting Of the whole
Liquor Trade (which OF course wss held last even
ing 10 deterniae what course to pursue on the
subject,
The meaning OF sll this is plain, Mr. Richard
French snd his coworkers are determined 10 bring
every rum seller In the Cisy into the support Q: the
LocoEoc ticket, with sill his power. The issue is
one they had periec. RICH, to make ii they had
done it openly fairly and seasonably. 1t is now
nothing OF the kind, bur dirty underhand trick to
gain few votes for the Tsmmany ticket. Their
handful says,
The liquor dealers throughout the State have also
s4.e-s ,as Sid and li! oAs sart candidates nso riA
50 fer he rss! af sAe ses setss lao e lsiS and they
sxpec, this Cy 10 supper; iner in their efforts II ne
should prove lukewsr in the contest and fail 10 send
true 6elssaron from THIS City The country members
who are IN favor OF the repeal OF the law Will vote 70
include this City order 20 compel Us io engage In ne
csase."
Why were not the People allowed TO know all
shisi Suppose Legislature should be packed IN
this sncakins way, what moral weight would az
iaca to its conclusions
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Things in Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
~


Our North Ezsteriy storm continues its dreary
influences and has checked outdoor business to-day IN
s.ea, measure The very neavy rains nsve swollen
the streams Z vicinity thai damage apprehend
&c Cellars have been flooded IN city and signs and
awning posts nave been scattered The LocoFocos here
axe dlsped a; the STORM and fear repetition OF the
Penasy ivaas rain OF Wai: II your state have
never known local election cause 30 much general
anxiety Il SewYo-k goes against TIE Federal admin
is;soa we shall .or the first time the whole Of the
Northern States opposed TO the niscaled Democratic
party The Empire must repudiste Polk and Dallas and
ten ror Ohio 10 Maine there viii be an unb:oken roEt
OF Wing supremacy The Wings of Pennsylvania send
greeting their breth-ec II Newfork, and bid raern
God speed n the glorious work o; National regeneration
We nave every confidence that TIE report VIII De Go
rlcUs one, and swell the t-iumphs already adhered
TIE North i awake and vii arrest the spread OF South
EN- domination
The steam propeller Eudora from yo1r city has
arrived here having been chartered By The Government
10 GETTY army stores TO TIE RIO Grande- She VIII be
loaded SD dispatched Immediately
SALES OF STocS-FnrSt Board-ll shs Camden
& Anboy 80. Br4eass Bocras-slli5 State S. b5 ok
Seoorsd BoGrd-5 sas Farmers < Mechanics Bank 4.
10 HE-Ti.aGrg ls: $1,000 Reading bond. SO.
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GoURAuD,s LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

JLLIA " HIsHIs--NfNTO NJ.
And did the friends whom Julia long mad Known
Call in, TO sympaihize IN hcr distress
All no for each heart seemed turned 70 STORE
Or else concealed In sudden iciness!
By ALL she was ccserird-saye. aloEe
Young BL,rXsroSE STORY; NJ, must confess,
Made Julia think with " Eyeiyn'-tby MS CALI
There's GOOD in human Nature. aiet all 49,,
tONE friend the fair have which VIII skvEE detrft
theH-nnd ,hnt friend is GOURAUDS haian Jkd'e1'ta
Soar so wonderful 10 the removal from tbs SKIN OF tsn
freckl.s redness r0Ughncss, pustslss nngwoIm san
rb.n, this iEestnable soap Is also exquisite Tor sDsy
ing GOURAUDS Poudre Subtitle possesses The msrYer
oI, power of eradcating supeffuous human hair
TT IL should be remembered that the genuine prepsie
lions of Dr. FELIX GOuRAUD can only be obtained al ha
AGESTS.-5oston, A. ). JORDAN, AHHsii Lo%eEs
Anthony Fall River Ives Salem Guild, Bangor Koo:c'
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Whign. Remember

The long years of untirinG, relentless hostihty
Won have endured from SiidS Wright
REMEMBER that he got himself elected to the
State Senate in 1924 by promising to vote Tor giving
the choice of Electors of President to the People OF
this State and then voted Senator to defeat and
did defeat that very measure, though demanded
by three.lo urths OF the People,
REMEMBER that, though he framed the highest
Tariff over passed-that of ls2s-and voted for that
of ls42, he has since done his utmost not only to
break down the Protective Policy, but to dciame
the motives and cast odium the efforts OF Its sup
porters
REMEMBER that one Of his first acts in public life
was given to hurl DE WITT CLINTON ignominous
" from the office of Canal Commissioners out
RAGE of the most shameful character.
REMEMBER that he has been the prominent and
untrins champion of the despotic SUD. Treasury
REMEMBER that, after repeatedly speaking and
voting against the Annexation OF Texas he allow
ed himself to be used to carry IT. but for which 1t
would have been defeated
REMEMBER that his triumph now puts HIM into
tho field for President in lS4s. with this State as
his own private capital and dooms us to an uphill
fight to defeat him,
RkMEMBER tina, he has now been twenty-five
wears constantly in Office and has received tons of
public money yet never did generous act IN his
life or originated any thing which had higher
impulse than Party success
REMEMpER that acc he,e ham .oe = Give him
his deserts To- Day.
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y,,bdra,ynl Of Hon. WIN. :. MILLER.

To the irertcaa Yot, Of Third Congressional Distric
GENTLENEN-W hen your Convention on the
25th ultimo, rendered me nomination Tor Congress-
| stated to them that my health was too precarous
to admit my taking active part IN political
canvass that could do Justice neither 10 the par
" nor myseli--and that, personally, had no de
sire OF reelection. On these grounds | respect
fully declined the nomination
The Convention refused 70 receive any declIna
ton. and requested me to reconsider 1t. Mean
while had been strongly urged by the opponents
of the Federal Administration to accept the nomI-
nation | was assured that the Conservative por
ton of the District would be satisfied TO adopt Tor
their candidate friend OF peace. and friend OF
American Industry, even ii he should maintain the
sentiments OF Washington and Jefferson on the
subject of foreign inhuence-and that | ought TO
make some personal sacrifices Tor public good Bat
l have found if the course OF the Convention IS any
guide the sentiments OF party that the only po-
iical heresy that is incapable OF apology or eApia
ton is a too exclusive feeling OF AMERICAN pat
rotsm.
will not consent, under any circumstances, to
place myself III false relation with the voters OF
the district or to stand before them III an equlvocai
position.
may also repeat, that the state Of my health
cannot sustain the fatigue and excitement OF a
warmly contested election. l must therefore, pray
YOU TO WITHDRAW MY NAME AS a CAN
DIDATE, and RELIEVE me rom the situation l
so UNWILLNGLY OCCUPY
With my hearts best thanks for your warm ap-
prevail OF my political principles and the manner
In which ! have discharged my duty IN the Coun-
els OF the Nation.
remain. with sincere gratitude and
respec, your obedient servant.
Nc,c- YgrS Scr = Isis WM :. MILLER
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aeaulIfll Halr-beeutifa! Ha.r,

Beautiful Hair-bcaUtitul Hair,
WHAT can IN beauty with thce compare
Thy sohness ihy snootbress, the color OF JET
Those .ho know thee, Thy loYencss never Jorge
Yet all foks nj ghl have LAee lhe bald and nc g'I
And for 4 they've Only three shilliugs 70 pay ~.
The red heads and those who have rough dll'y han'
Might have clean, dark, jeiiy fcn aJ shais'
II hey would ere they let another day !ise,
Use bottle Of Joaess Hal: Restorative
r. Some persons think because this article - 90 nIs
rb rr IT, and II they do not md the best thing nJ
ever Used Tor the following VIII return ielf t'e'
Ist- For forcing Hair 10 grow dark and SOIL
a. FOR permanently ersdlcating danfruE
Sd For stopping the Hair when falling Oh a -.,ffy,
ih For dreasing the Hair, making heIeaH' so''r ''
and keeping il SO long tine =, 2 4art
JONESfs Coral Hair Restorative is sod, pfee .;
shings only in this city The sign Oft American ~
az Chaihan-st Agents, I'D Fu!ton-sL brooN!I ,,so4
Broad st Newark. Oh -
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Who do the Chores ,

The folding Of Ballots Posting, &c. OF the Loco
Focos are generally done by the Policemen OF the
several Wards-we believe universally In the
Fifth Ward they were hard at work at 1t yester
day The Stars think they are working for their
bread and butter and will work hard All IN vain
however The People are too many for the Office
Holders this time, though the latter are uscessly
plentiful.
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Moss,, coryry NIrrop,m. N J. Oct 20. 1916.


DR. 81 rH W. FowLE-Dear Sp. This may certify that
seyenydy- OF age, was born and have al
ways resided this In October. 1915, took cold,
and for SIX months afflicted with the Influenza and
the worst cough have experienced during my whole
life Myself and friends mad strong doubts ms ever re-
covering got bottle of SchencEs Syrup II done me no
good. then applied 10 phy.ican who prescribed Tor
me several tines but did me. A. last, my physi'
cinn nd ,ed me Dr. Wi-afs Celebrated Basam OF
Wild Cherry which has performed so many remarkable
cures did so and believe that saved life my cough
efr me entirely when had taken single bottle am
now enjoying good health II ever again have similar
attack ANY Of my family, shall immediately r-sorto
Dr. Wistars Basam of Wild Cherry. The physician VINO
recommended this Balsam to me. induced TO do so
from his own personal observation and experience IN using
it, One very strong OF Of young man occurred
in this Immediate vicinity which Dr. Holman Informed
me. EPHRAlM SANDERS
None genuine, unless sigDed T. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by A B q D. SANDS, 100 Fulton.sl OF WI.
LIAM New. YORK ~ 3leod
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Chnllengcr.

Never mind the endorsements on the backs Of
the tickets offered There will be lots OF votes
offered by pipe-lsye Wing on the back, but full
of all bitterness within, Stand TO Your posts firmly
and challenge erery nse tAat IS sct arsssa'ed ey
saoea iegal raser This is the safe rule, and must
not be departed from. \ Whis is not afraid to
swear Ia any vote he presents at the balloibox and
as 10 Illegal Votes We DON, need them. Do YOU
keep out the Illegal white we outside set in the
Legal. and allwil DC well
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MARINE JOURNAL.
= SIS MlRINE JONRNiL EOURrA PAGE.
ARRIVED.

Packet ship Prince Abcrt, Sebur from London and
Portsmouth DC, 9TH pldsc 20 Gr!nncll Minurn y Co.
Oct Is lat &C. Ion - passed the ship Sprung. ct Nlcrk
bound eastward with loss OF mann and mizen top nasts
Ship AugrhQuc Edwards from Amsterdam, Sept Is
mtisc 10 Schucharit & Favrc Oct ~ Int Si Ion - a.
spoke ship Fairfield I'm Liverpool for Nlork with ioss
oi fore and mainup gallant nass. The y has expert.
enced weather during the passage lost man top
gallant mast. Spl sails. &c.
Bark Casldu. cot Wi,cassct) Higgins, from Trinidad
de Cuba Oct lth sugar and moasscs 20 Chastclain \
Ponvcrt Sailed in company with brig Canonicu', Cop
land Tor NNork in 10 days. 10Th ot the TOrtuSss, eN'
pericnccd hurricane. but received no damage. 18th
in lat - lon - 80 spoke bark Manchester TIM NOrcans,
for Boston. 2Sth lat y lon - 81, spoke schr Jay OF
and I'm Boston tor Richmond On Friday night last at
. O'Clock spoke ship VIM Enss, l. ds tm NOrcans, tor
NYork; next morning her ashore ON the beach
South end OF the woodlands, J, with main and mzen
masts gone and full OF water.
Bark Ann Louisa Wilson from Malaga, sept ~, and
Gibraltar 2jd fruit to ilargous Brothers. Oct Is at
7 NJ the Grand Banks boarded by the schr hoo
in OF Narblchcad and took from her hvc men OF the
4chr Clinton of Mar5lchcad which ioundcred on the
Banks i'm the hurricane OF Sept 10 The Capt and one man
was lost 18Th in lat - - Ion % So spoke ship FsiF.
field from Liverpool Tor Nlork, with loss OF tore and
maintop gallant rlas;s.
Bark Adario Traub, 81 ds from Lisbon wine to NC
Crsckcn n Livingston.
Brig Indou, Burt m Charleston. j0th ut cotton anu
rice to Durham & Dmon.
Brig Olive Jeffrey, DIS i'm Passport hsh 10 master.
Bric Protection Hume ds I'm CALAIS Me. lath. NC.
to Smith Il BoyIton
Brig Lamar lays Is dc IN Galveston, cotton to
Brewer & Nelson. -tccracc passengers.
Br brig Falcon Pitt d. from Bermuda. in ballast, to
Tucker Lichbourne Left Br brig Lady OF the Lake,
hence arrived 25th Oct
Schr Dennis, Ilodcdon, de- i'm Eastpori plaster, to
master.
Br schr Hero Chism. 80 ds i'm Bay of Chaluse, Nh,
srndstones To Soule, Whitney < Co.
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StnnL Io rhe Work .

Dent IRE and fall back unless II DO for more
ammunition. Keep resolusely at work irom morn,
ing to evening, and rest only when the boxes arc
closed The ofcc, Holders who form the Life.
Guard OF Loco Focoism in our City Will not lose
one minute Of the day, but struggle from daylight
10 sunset. Why should not We be as Jealous and
devoted! We must-we HiH LIE, no Wing
consider his duty discharged Till the Polls shall have
closed with every Wing vote in the boxes that he
can possibly procure, Hard work and steady must
win rs the victory rs,pAf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

E7- PHAIns's MAGIC HAIR OYE, new md inyaluablo
discovery warrnnted neither wash OF beings
LIQUID Dye which intaDlAneoasly changes the color OF
the Hair 10 beautiful brown black without injury 10
the hair or skn The great superiority Of this Dye con,
sss the mode Of application and in-tentaneous ~
feclal other Dyes requiring from ten TO twelve hours
produce any change. rs superior excellence VIII be sp
parent u every one upon single application County
Gentlemen can have bottle forwarded them BY e1pfe','
by ,endng cash enclosed 70 h. Phasn 81 Broadway J1a
cons Hotel Price 81 per bottle with Ill directions 10y
City gentleman requested 10 call al NE dePO s
have their whiskcn dyed Bogue Fawcett NO. !"
Chesuut-st Agents for Philadelphia auo eodu
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Georgia EIection-loaclcLI

Dist Wings. CONGRESS Loco.Foeos
Thomas 5 hins.-3,32i solomon Cohen ~.
u..Wu Il Crawford ..5S2 Alfred lverson. $500
III Thomas Jones-.-.-.i,0c3 sCeo-W s. Towns.3e0i
lY.-WiliSr Moseley. HushA- Har alson.4 a0s
YIN Crook Qnd- I-)I,2t5 John Il Lumpkin5,0S J
VI. Ben iarnin Cleveland3I5I Howell Cobb.
Vii-sAlex. 4 Stephens -35G- William Turner. 20.o
VIII .Rober, TooInbs. 500 Rob, W. Flcurnoyl 81
Members Q; the presen; Congress.
In nearly every District bu, the uncontested Nth
the Wing maiorities have increased or the Loco
Foco fallen of since IS44
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

r BgEcHEK's LECTURES TO You've MEN'
The tenth thousand OF this most excellent work has
Just been published Salem, Ms and sold by NJ H. New
man 1870 Broadway agent Tor this City OF he sterling
merit of this work have before spoken, and now
again express OF the beneficial effects that
must result perusal of its pages. The salutTy
counses embodied in it will do much toward preserving
many a noble youth from the COMMUNICATIONS and cor
ruptions OF this great Babel, and ncucatc spirit Of
moral purity in those in whose hands it may fall.
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,rhn Tnnunnx Tickct.

Mr. HIRAM P Hastings, well known SIS Loco
Foco, a Lawyer snd a vigorous writer in behalf Of
Constitutional Reform, appears by letter in las,
evenings Express. declaring himself 50 utterly
disgusted with the Assembly ticket of his party
that he shall rote IKE estiys IP6is Coasiy 7ieSt,
and he calls upon all men Of character and con-
science in his party 70 do likewise, We shall see
what effect is produced BY this pungent appeal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03
non,, Fear TO Challenss

We want no other than Legal Notes 10, the
Wing candidates. and the Illegal are always nine,
ten,hs against us. Challenge and Question strict,
ly from the start. and fewer Illegal votes viii Be
offered. Never let oae doubtful vote pass unchals
1apce3
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whe win yolrpleer Carriagc. ,

The Wing Committees have no money, snd must
depend entirely on Volunteers to-day. Whoever
wall place his carriage no matter whether coach,
wagon or buggy, a: the service OF the Committee
of his Ward, TO bring up inhrm or prccrastinasing
voters, viii deserve WEI, Of the Wing party Bear
q hand al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

BocLE's HYPERION FLuIp--The grand des.Si 80.
tunl IN the way Of hair wash, combining All us s5T
Iages Of cleansing a1id, and also OF an on s,fst
u perfection by Sir VIA Boyle, Of This cay Ie' ~ e
Gian- wei known xii IN The Treatment % @ ~ doe.ses
and ,aeir cure. afford strong proof ha, the I'd
Fluid which 10 about 70 Introduce uto s 10, d
he ,hs ysr neg and most extensively used aflce Us
hair which has erer been Invented eoss"a A
Prepared Only By Wa sogIs Boston S.., no yu!.os
49,, ~ William aud n Eas. Broadway, New
I'D also by H. Johnson. 273 Broadway and oy pf4sJ
generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-03

e THIS being The last week Of The Orphean Family a.
he Museum the saloon viii be crowded By thsif numerous
friends and admirers They sing this asrnoon ais o'clock
good tine for ladies' ard children who do not wish 10
encounter great crowds OF the ereni7g The shaking
Olakers also give er singular performances dressed II
he zrotesauc ard unique of that people, the
hog. In addition 10 which 81 amusing and chss;e
others win be given Performances In The evening - y
O'Clock.
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ONE VorE.-The Wing candidate for Commits
sioner in Mi.fiin County was, says the Huntingdon
Journal defeated BY one vote and it is stated that
The candidate kiuisslf did not 70 To The polls The
defeat Will be apt to impress upon his mind the I'M
portance OF one vote al al election.
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~ A shop IN the rear of Navy near Bolivar.st.
wa. burnt on Monday afternoon Two dwelling houses,
adjoining were much injured The fire was supposed
10 be the work OF an incendiary
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OHIo.-As we minated yesterday, the vote o.;
Mahoning was not included in that OF Coluubiana
With the vote OF that county added, the aggregate
Tor GovernoS in the State IS for Bebb, Wing H.
I6i Tod Loco Il5.os: Lewis tAbLl Io,52s.-
Bebb over Tod aU9O.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

John Harper Sni lsdy, John w Harper Henri Mare,
and lady. Rev Erskine Mason Rev John Merwin. Rev
Edward Humphrey Rev John Ryerson, Rev Arson
Green Rev W KILL Professor Caldwell OF Dick,
iuson College. Penn Miss LoNGher, Miss : Lswther.
MIS- Harvey and daughter Nj Freeman. Mrs Freeman
Miss Freeman Mr. petry. Chas Proctor-lto Storage.
Ia Sfrs Cd>ilGl from TriHjddd-Miss White.
IN ship 4gge2ifse from .iasieriaasCsrel Kemp Van
Ee lady and children. Jsnscn and % in steerase
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To rm LADIES To THE LADIES The subscriber
would respectfully invite their attention to additional
supply OF and clesan, Broche Cashmere. square
and long Shaws least 80 per cent less than tho cost
OF importation Also, very rare and costly silks
equally cheap STEPHEN BARKER, 2sl Grsnd.t.
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MEMORANDA.

The Mouteluma, for liverpool, sails TO day al II
o clock Oneida, for uavre, and Wellington, tor Lon
don AT - o'clock. Letter bags at kenyons Foreign
Letter Office 20 Wal.st
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~ The store OF Mr. Michael Casey No. 1913
Court-st Brooklyn was broken open ON sunday night
and robbed OF about 1909 worth ot boots and shoes
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olspee of the citizens toaght-hayins provided Con
Ger, which in point OF attraction Is seldom surpassed
We can scarcely dorb, hat Whatever may De the
,ve.,hsr the Tabernacle will &c crowded
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Bnsiness Nntires.

FARts srNLs OF H,rs-Manuiac,ured and for sale by
KNOX. Us Eullon. 81 Sun BnidingA
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

S2sstoNs-Nlarearet Costello was convicted oil
grand larceny and sentenced TO Sing Sing Tor two years
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WING NOMINATIONS.
WIG NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR:
JOHN YOUNG, Of Livingston.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR:
HAMILTON FISH, of New-York.
FOR CANAL COMMISSIONERS:
CHARLES COOK, Of Chemung
TH0AIAS CLOVES, Of Rensselaef.

az have known and learned 70 respect M Youse
in e public councils Of the State and Nation. have had
am ole opportunity know him IN the trying period OF The
memorable Wing Congress which enacted the Tarf OF
1872 koD more srorhy Of coafde"esI kn0'0 no
more ifsfl and able Wig than Re Helms pTo5,d hiHi,sL
Iy 6ng lie If public s>r1soe worthy Of yo confidence
fTust p1r.g-I IN h; patriom would trust
him with all have-l have no fears-no hestaaon-no
qhlns in giving him my unreserved support Trust
every friend have and every true Wing VIII do his te9te
duty and thus lay foundation for the overthrow OF The
parry now in power by National Nhg victory IN lSs
MILLARp EILLNoRA.-Spssek a Bufa2, Oct. l.