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THE CANADIAN TROUE5 IN ENG
LAND
Fom ii. Landon Ch,On'ei .apit 30.

f. ON IN. Ldnd0n Chron,ci dptt ~.
We nee,. hardly say that md me icans are
evidently on the look our, and ppared 10 prof
oy The opportunity. l'ney knl full well ha
they could not lurcbly dIspusscss' oil The On-
adas, bui ihry may ian The iite Rebellion b:
their Suggestions, ami enforce the Iicy oi annex
alton By lhclr a%,a.n:nts 1T Caradiar-
lsugges,s The .Nev York Hey.ia)o not get "
a respectable revolution in less lhanine months
We shall consider them noisy, emy set Of TEL
lows, VINO deserve no enccUragemt al all from
this side Of the border" The AmEas Gazette,
with less appearance Of mschievs in,enliun
and Infinitely more point AMI arment, CON-
mcnis upon he conduct uf the Canaan govern
ment as the srdnSe>t example tinfaluaton
and want ii principle Tor We holdngraitude,
even in governments, 10 be want u,rinciplc-
that has occurred IN modern tines l new po-
iincal morality is 10 be Introduced in the worli.
Engiani improves upon The Chrlslii precep.-
snr not only iorgives her enemies b she aban-
dUns and outrages her friends. The
Goyernor.General OF Canada has w 10 his
naacs, awaiting the decision Of his isdom-o
his iolly-a lar more momeDtousssue than
that OF mere rebel compensation lesion or
even question OF rebellion and r,oluIon in
British America
by strange coincidence, Lord ElgiDas resort
ed the same expedent as Harley mill. he
has added twelve members 10 The Uer House.
We are not informed whether they sre asked
BY any Canadian Wharton il they vo by their
foreman; but even with this reinforcement, the
Governors majority only amoun'e1 ttour In
this stale OF things, il is SAID, ne has appended
MS assent until her Majesy's pleasul shall be
made known. In other words, he tmbles al
the responsibility imposed upon him, nd waits
TO hear whether the English Cabinet WI confirm
The rumored decision Of Earl Grey. Judgins
from recen, specimens Of vacilaiion, eshould
infer that they will not. Lord JOHN iusseis
nerves are by no means what they we when
Sydney Smith described him as prepaid, al a
moments warning, 10 take the commat oil the
Channel feet, or perform an operation for the
stone; and Chatham himself would hesitate,
when single false step might dismeroer The
empire, and permanently ALLEVIATE The iosi iu-
PorIant colonial appendase OF the Crow!
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PRETTY GOOD Give frd the iol
lowing in The Union OF Isday:
Posr Orr, WEST TRoY,
ALBANY county n. April %

hlUdUJ EOuBtlJ ~ aPii ~ iOIo J
Sir: As these arr he IS OF reform, you sill
excuse me Ter troubling U win the following
lines: | nave had The hf OF holding The Office
oil Postmaster Of his v'getunder The late Ad.
minisjration, and shall b, ii As long as you see
fl, lor you know il is nCustomary for good OF
tcef, u die or resign iniis land OF lIoerly.-
Now, sir, | will venture say there is MOI one
OF nv Wing friends buvoald rather | shoulc
mold line Office unless l. isosethat want il them.
selves. Fu, my part, hi nothing 10 say; fof
The doctrine is, 10 the viclt belong the spoils.-
Ii is True, NV father servelmosl eight years IL
he continental army; and myself, serv.d "a
a volunteer IN he wnr OIL "A, which trled mems
souls. also nominalel Lera Taylor imme.
diatey alter The battie OF r. Alto; but he being
moi an ultra Wing, ADD mlif moi an ultra De-
mocIai, cl course, voted my Old friend Gen
Cass.
General, mus confess ere is one circum-
sance in my political lie II regret ant il J.,
ha; last tail was pressed t,ne oi my iriena>
10 go 10 Albany and get Walsh 10 make
i.luica speech Mike wasone-sober at h,
,lnc. Bui 10 seys myself, ideally, think
%; cut o! The coach a. He senal gate, to j..
70 nj Major Baker that Mii'vas going 10 hola
TORN, ami il he heard hlm, Major would l.
converted. However, am ry 10 say he d
not come, and he Gre MaJoD rains slnueryc
Now, Geaefal, If Inc abrvonfessions non,
save fellow, then The old eocilead, OF So years
s'anding, must be cut II.
| am, sir, very respectfully, ur ob'cI ser'vl,
]. HlTCEOCK, P NJ.
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TIE MONTGOMERY DISTRICT

Edmuudson's majority Tor Congress in the Dis
ricl lately represented by the lucky Preston, the
Secretary Of The Navy, will be about 800. This,
says the Fircaslle Democrat, tells well for the
Democracy oil the mountains, and will show our
friends in o.ner portions OF the State that Tay.
lorism has spent its fury on us in vain. A rea-
dy have VIC resained our ground aud that 100 BY
a large majority than we ever gave before
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lTelegraphed for The Baltimore American /

WlNcHEsTER, Va, May 5, P. NJ.
John D. Fen!on, charged with robbine the Pos,
Office here, was found guilty on Thursday, and
has been sentenced 10 four years confinement in
the Penilenliary. All the money s,oen vas re-.
turned 10 The risbliul owners. The prisoner with.
drew his plea OF not gully and the Court made
short work OF ii. II is said Iha, a petition has
been colen IN already for bis pardon
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NOPE ucaDS OFF.

The National Inleigencer OF yesterday con-
tains list Of % appointments, OF whom iio''py-
tot, are removed" Democratic little Arkansas
seems TO have Come specially under the anger Oh
the Administration. 10 that State alone one
District Attorney, Receivers OF Public MONEY
6 Registers Of land Office and Surveyor uene-
raj, have beer prescribed by "no-paTy" Pfe'l'
dent. Democratic Illinois has also suffered some
uhat
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CIR ga T CONFLAGRATION-S 600
WORTH or PROPERTY DEsTRoyED.-On Wednes-
day morning last. fire, originating in the care
lessness OF some charcoal burners, broke oul in
The woods about forty miles from Brooklyn, on
the Long Island Railroad, and notwithstanding
the exertions OF all The men that could be colcc-
ted, il spread with the greatest rapidly. The
wind varied many times, and the fire was on
Quered al one point il broke forth with renewed
violence al another. Relrealiag in number Of
places from cultivated farms, II destroyed all the
timber and shrubs between Deer Park and Tho.
mas,on.
The width of The burnt district is six or or Sc.
ven miles, and il extends from a halt 10 three
quarters OF a mile north and from Two 10 three
miles South OF the Railroad
III 600 acres OF land have been burnt over. the
timber destroyed being some OF the finest IN Long
Island. The loss amounting TO over $3.50 600,
VIII tall on fltty or sky persons AT one lime
the hfe caught u farmers yard, bat was speed
lily exnguishei-w helher in any other case il
has destroyed Houses or barns, is as vel unknown.
10 several places il made threatening attack ON
Babylon.
The scene is said TO have been grand VET Terri.
bic. Dense volumes oi smoke, which could be
seen at Bedford, darkeneJ the sky, while The
cracking and roaring OF The flames, as lhey curIed
about The loliy pines, or dared up towards hea.
ven, will not soon be forgotten by those who Is.
bored in the burning sea, and after The ereaiesr
e1erions only checked the confagralion yes,er.
day afternoon.-N Y San, Nay Al.
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FROM FORT SMITH-We understand
from gentleman jus, from Fort Smith ha! there
are some 500 or 500 emerants ior California
al and near that place. There had been frequent
rains 10 The neishborhood, 50 that the roads were
very bad and almost impossible. The emgrants
were encamped along a space OF ftty or sky
miles in small parties OF ten or twenty each
Several cases OF cholera had occurred among
them and had produced considerable alarm.
IN o. Cyeac<u
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LIES COMPANIONS.
-, - .s.N1.U

When sci sail on liie's young voyage,
Twas upon a stormy sea;
But 10 cheer me night and day
Through the perils of The way,
With me went companions three
Three companions kind and faithful,
Dearer far than friend or BRIDE
Needless OF the stormy weather,
Hand in hand they came together,
Ever smiling at my side.
One was Health, my Iusty comrade,
Cherry-cheeked and siou; OF limb;
Though my board was scanl OF cheer,
And my drink but water clear,
Twas thankful blessed with him.
One was mild-eyed Peace OF Spirit,
Who, though storms the welkin swept
Walking gave me calm reliance;
And though lempesls how'd defiance.
Smooih'a my pillow when slept.
One was Hope, my dearest comrade,
Never absent from my rfcast,
Brightest IN the darkest days,
Kindest in the roushes, ways
Dearer far Than all The rest
And though Wealth, nor Fame, nor Station
Journeyd with me Ger the sea,
Stout OF heart, all danger scorning,
Nought cared in liie's young morning
Fer their lordly company.
But, alasl ere night has darken'd,
have lost companions twain,
And The third, with fearful eyes,
Worn and wasted, often flies,
But as Oft returns again.
And instead of those departed,
Speclres twain around me dn;
Pointing each, with shadowy finger,
Nightly at my couch they finger,
Daily al my board they si!.
Oh, that so blndly iollow'd
Ia the hol pursuit. oil Wealth.
Though I've gained the prize OF gold,
Eyes are dim, and blood is cold
have lost my comrade, Health;
Care instead, The wilher'd beldam,
Steals the enjoyment from my cup,
Hugs me, that cannot quit her,
Makes my choicest morsels bitter,
Seals the lounIs OF pleasure up.
Woe is me tina, Fame alured me-
She so false, and so blind
Sweet her smiles; bs, 10 the chase
have lost The happy face
OF my comIade, Peace OF Mind;
And instead, Remorse, pale phantom,
Tracks my feet where'er go:
All the day see her scowIing,
In my sleep hear her bowling,
Wildly fitlins 10 and fro.
Last OF all my dear companions,
Hope swee. Hope! befliend me YET;
Do not from my side depart,
Do not leave M lonely heart
All 10 darkness and regret!
Short and sad is now my voyage,
Ger this suom-encompassed sea;
Pnt 40, ,i.vr,I.-- .l''.s-.'.,.-
Will il seem, if bless'd win thee.
Dim thine eyes are, turning earlhwards,
Shatowy pale, and thin thy form.
Turnd 10 heaven, thine eyes grow bright,
All thy form expands in light,
Soil and beautiful and warm.
Look, then, upwards lead me heavenwards
Guide me DER this darkening sea
Pale Remorse shall tade before me,
And The gloom Shall brighten DER me;
II have fcient in thee.
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Ne. SON SUPERIOR cOUPT

JuD6E Thompson PsEsrDIso.-Cn Wednesday
las, VIM. Winshrli was sentenced 10 the Peniten.
liary for sir yeus, for having attempted 10 steal
and carry away two negroes the properly OF
Messrs. Robert l. Brown, and Samuel Hunsbo-
rough, OF said county Hhis.
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Is IT ANOTpER CoAtIrIo.4

Was the reduction OF the Wing meibers OF
Congress 10 too, Cor ons) al the recent tections
in Virginia, the result oil another coalion be-
tween The Democrats and Free Sellers II was
said SO about The Connecticut election.
[ColRastia South Coyol3as,
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MaGame Augusta the celebrated daase.sb has
hern blessed wlh fine, Tar, bouncing son nIech
70 he delight u Her hushan,: Count te 81 James,
who i an old gentleman OF al least siIty seven.
Iimfi
From the Coun:'s extreme age, II can hardy
he expected that he will ever becum" pa i" e1I.
D0tlU Sun
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MnHTpcIf NJ.


Perietttranquilily continues here. Loval ad-
d resses from all parts CT Upper Canada are
pouring in 10 the Governor General Both Houses
of Parliament are quietly proceeding with bust
ness.
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appointment BY he Governor of Virginia

Eosr,zer Il. Rogers, OF Detroit, 10 be Com.
missioner 10 take a,kao aledsemsD.s oi desas
&c. in The State OF Mlchissn
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VI AK Is.AGES.

Married, "a Thursday, Ihe 81 Of Nav al Cool
Spring Sussex county, by The Rev. J. L. Gwal'-
ney, Mr.. EDw.RD ". DABsEY OF Richmond, =
MISS SUSAN A, daughter 81 Mrs. Caroline Scot.
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Brevet Major General Brooke, at presen, sta
toned at New Orleans. has been ordered TO as.
sumo the command of the Army in New Mexi
CO. lately detached from General Worth's com.
mand.
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A Wing corresnondenl of lie Gin

Wing correspondent of The Cincinnati At
las writes, that "the several departments are
making work" 'the results of which will an.
pear on the return OF Mr.. Ewing" (chief execu,
tioner;) but he says "lhe moving spirit here is
Col Warren, the eighth member of the cabinet, y
"a high compliment, indeed 10 the other seven,
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRIES.

14 q h.s hcen unanimously recommended as
So successor By a meeting of The Democracy u
NJ u,pover county.
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WV B IsAAcS, s,c,.,,,;e.
RI. A PAI,g. Sce'c''l'e>'

wEBSTER's QGARrO DICTIONARY
FOX TIE SCHOOL ROOM-Ata meeting u
tnc Bead oi Public Instruction oi ST. Loui>,
Mafcn Is. ls49,
Resolved, Fhai copy Of Websiei's Unabnis
ej Quaro Diciionar, De places upon he des6
u each tearhrr IN the Grammar depar men I
he 81. Louis Pubic Schools, as a book o. r,ei-
,ncr ior teachers and pupils"
AS al Am .iic-n. am pfcu II he wofs.-
L ! gratifying 10 Sc ,nai il gives such uui7e,ai
,ai>iacliun ! ,ba recommend il a The sant.
Att ~ thr public school, oi mrs State"
THaM,s II. Benton, Jf,
Superintendent q Publlc Instruction IL lo@a.
The town u No'ih Brooktirl.. noret! tr lhG'
anu pubic spint, have yolcd Ia place copy n
,ac sc'poi.house .! each ni hrir nine dis flcis.
lSp,iasfeM Repmtiican
For sale hY Mash " WuaChouse
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IcIcsraphed 10 The Baltimore American
C,sciSsAri, MAY :.
Mr. Howard, VITO was nue., here Tor IN mu--
acf 81 mistress Of her hushanl, has been &C.
qu,'"d by he jury.
Business !, steady Flour is duler since he
sl.*mrf's news, and declined Ct 1T cIs. pr
rbl. Provisions steady.
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NORTH CAROTJNa

The venerable General J. j. Mckay, called the
father OF Tie House OF Representatives, and a
most valuable and influential member, has de.
clined &c election 10 Congress, after having
served the Wilmington District for
abou; twenty consecutive wears VIM. S. Asbe
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Telegraphed tor the Baltimore Sun.

:" ANHINUTUN, WHY z
REPORTED DEATH OF JUDGE MEEDEs.
A Geographic despatch has been received in
this city, for the truth OF which, however, can
mol vouch conveying the lad Intelligence OF the
death OF Judge Needles, of Minnesota. 1t appears
according 10 the despatch, tha, he was attempt
ing to ford on horseback swollen stream or
creek in Kentucky, while on his way to Cncn-
nati-ihal the Judge fell of and was drowned.
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ANNEXATION OR NOT.

The Norfolk Argus, in a very sensible article
rebukes proposition which has excited much
feeling and discussion, viz: 10 sever the old DO
miniop, and annex Norfolk 10 North Carolina
We trus, that we shall never see one acre OF this
blessed old Commonwealth Torn from us mother
land. Restore 10 her, il you please, what she has
given away, but lie, her present proportions cont-
nue. upmu,iated. We cannot believe that The
people OF Norfolk will seriously listen TO so IN
patriotic scheme. Even as mater OF policy
The plan is, as the Argus remarks, "chlmerica!
ami lo,ally impracicable of accomplishment
iumpine al the shadow and losing the substance
-neslccing 10 improve the present nour IN an.
ticipa,ion OF future imaginary blessings" More.
over. North Carolina herself is not destitute OF
seaport towns, capable OF being fos's'ed mo
large cities. The port Of Beaufort, in that SAFE:
!, oui.s as near the ocean as Norfolk, atiordins
fine ha!bor. and presenting every facility Tor
su cessful commerce. The people have already
the PART Of Norfolk, AMI are urging their own
naive born claims 10 the aid and protection Of
the Government. There is rivalry at once,
quite as formidable as any we have 10 cope with
10 cur own State"
We hope that the people OF Norfolk will al
once abandon all thought Of straying from the
Old Dominion; that she will set TO work 10 i'm
prove The many sources Of wealth which are al.
ready in her grasp and will realize 10 certain
extent the prediction Of Mr.. Jefferson in 1906
while ia G. nre!satiun with the traveller Mrlish:
1T appeared 10 him that Norfolk would proba.
bly, in the process oi tine, be the greatest sea
pon in the United STATES, New Orleans perhaps,
excepted. lie pointed out tie Circumstance Of
the vas, confluence oil waters that constituted the
outlet oi The Chesapeake Raw, 90 which Norfolk
is situated and remarked that these rivers were
as yet bu, partially seuled; bu, they were rapidly
settling up, and when The population was iuil,
the quantity OF surplus produce would be i'm
mense, and Norfolk would probably become the
greatest depo; in The United States, except New
0t-anS"
The Boston Courier admits that "lhe CONNER
cial Capabilities Of Norfolk are hundred times
greater than those oi Boston. The former oi'Y
stands Al The on'le. .: noble estuary, into which
magnificent rives pour Tie wealth of an almost
boul4.ess ex,en! OF fertile territory. Boston, on
the contrary, stands on rock-b bound coast, with
oat any water communication for i've miles into
the interior, and the staple productions of her
neighborhood are granite and ice"
Yel, since 1906, Boston has increased four fod
Ia population, while Norfolk has made but little
progress We must borrow little OF the energy
Of our Yankee brethren Already new lite IS
about 10 be given 10 Virginia 10 opening her i'm
mense resources Norfolk must feel its refresh
ing influence, and tor her own sake we appeal 10
her 10 stand by the Old Dominion "al all hazards,
and 10 The last extr my."
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MORE HEADS OFF.
Correspondence Of The Baltimore Americana
OPTICAL PPOlNI'MENIS.

WASHINGTON. Way Or !.
P)ST MASTERS.

NATIONAL VINO OFFICE
WASHINGTON May 5-P. M.
P)ST MASTERS.
Edward w lincoln, Worcester, Mass; John
Dunn, PonandMe.; Henry Fl. Mathews, Elmira,
New York; Eina Starr, Milwaukee, Wisconsin;
John F. Bodley Vicksburg, Mississippii Isaac
Pau, Poughkepsie, New York.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE president
Uclavius N"dan 10 be District Attorney Tor
the " esrern Dlrict Of Louisiana, IN place oil
Henry Boyce no declines.
Frederick G Smith 10 be Marshal ior me
w Stern Disrrt oil Louisiana, IN place OF 1ohh
Z King who tclines
Jameson Maon 10 he District Attorney iot
Ohio, in place 1 T,omas w Barley removed.
Goshen A. Jtnes Q be Marsha Tor ONO, IN
place of Daniel A Roenson removed.
John L Green 10 b Receiver OF Pubic MO
neys al Chlicclhs, thio IN place oil Johh L
Hnugh removed.
Henry F. Talmaee 10 be MaTshai ior me
Southern District 81 lew York, N Place o. Eli
Moore removed.
John n. Hughes be Receiver OF Public Mo
news al Pausburg, HssouTi, IN place Of Parker
Du Hey, resigned
Cyrus w. W,>oto be Register Of The Land
Office al Little Rtk, Arkansas, in place Of
William w Steph.son removed.
The above lmpor'nt appointments ale ofhciai-
" announced. MrCoIeman, The lae Poslmas-
Ter al VicksbIrg. (No is removed,) we know 10
be a popular and iahfni officer. 9. W. VIII
son. is the La deleaa' Wing candidate Tor 90.
vernon OF Arkansas, I'd having been repud'a'ed
by his people is rewded at Washington. 50
much Tor The regard fHthe popular will
GEN. BAYLY.-lhen This gentleman al the
last session o, Congrs twss manlul!y sustaining
The rights oil lie Sou, on the lo"r Of the House
ro Representatives, was denounced by MT.
Hudson one Of The ioliton members OF Con-
gross from The Safe Massachusetts, as al as.
iaior, and as misrepsenlng his constituents
Since then, MIR. Hu)n mas been rewarded by
Gen. Taylor BY coni.ing % hlm The response
bic Office Of Navy Ant al Boston. The con-
s,nucn,s OF Gen. Bay have repeiled he calum-
nv OF The Massachuss Federaiist by returning
thai gentleman 10 ihaouse OF Representatives
hy majority Of votesottar short Of eight hun
! dred. and this from strict which gave Gene
/ raj Ta,lcf upwards live hundred majority
Norfolk .7rgis.
Bur, farther, Mr.. HIson was himself repndI-
ated by his own peoptor a seat in Congress,
and The popular wili'ioaled, by reWardlng a
bitter parlizan.
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TENNESS sE.-The Tennessee Demoerahe Sohoe"
ton adopted The Virginia resolutions "n 'e sue. =,
slavery thus disclosing very slenihcahly VIC LIB
make Marty capital out OF snhlsct IN c"hhecuoh WIN
which party divisions ought never TO nave oceh
nized.-l Tunes
The Virginia resolutions were passed py Inc
unanimous vote of both parties IN The Leg'sia'
ture. with the exception OF sixteen Wings. How'
then. can the Democrats OF Tennessee be Justly
charged by Virginia Wing paper with seeking
10 make party capital by re adopting The same
rsso,u,i,ns7 May not blame be more properly
cast upon the Tennessee Waig Convention Tor
their silence n this ques'ion-and Tor having no
minated for their Governor Neil S. Brown, who,
in his acceptance, pledges himself 10 island by
The Union al all hazards" whatever gross out
RACES and injuries may be inflicted Cd me Soulhi
Such "surrrnder" IN aduance, will encourage
the Northern fanatics TO enact The Wilmot Prov.
so and every orher asgression-tor they are mott
fed beforehand, by Wing Governor OF slave
State, that The South will lamely submit Inc
Wings have themselves made the issue, and,
Souiherners and Vrsinians as We are, we can
moi but eagerly desire The triumph OF the salan
Trousdale, backed by the Virginia resolutions.
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pJCHMOND, VA.
W.,,nc.dav Morning, May Q, lsa9.
ANOTHER VIEW.

T. l. :, vain for The Wings To palliate iheii ia'e
u,v.o,sp IN This Stale by pIetexts Of "apa'hy
and The distractions produced by Inc 'e,''o :
Bolts" on their SHE, and the "Hsi'iaA 'a'"S ""
u,,f,;,nessn in keeping open the polls IN e'f'c'
conto,mi,v 10 law, on our side. The New fo'A
Tribune. as quoted by the National in'eiiigehce''
j. very nearly correct, when ii says:
"When The returns are all in, II VII oe easy :.
show thai rte Wig pote IN pTein'e - osa,
The Sae is Lucoiuco; there is no oSuo' " "n'
.na m. locotocos who voted tor zen. iaylol
have gone back 10 their old party; ou' .ne n'ns
vote is a. heavy now az almost ever oeioie'
In This The metropolitan District, Inc aSs'egale
v,,n i w,,h;u 100 Of Inc whole vote police III NO
yember and YET Mr. Srddon is eiec'eo os ''ea.
majority of SO over al! the Wings. In auo'pe,
District carried by the Democrats and Inc loss u
which The Wings ascribe 10 division, Inc oeiea''
ed Whis candidate (whom personally we IKE
very much) told US that his vote was better man
c.,e,,I Tavlors. but that The Democracy were
ION strong for hn-lhey came from hoies anu
CORNERS in most inexplicable style, &C. u e
gins vote in nearly every county was larger 'ndu
TavIor,s The Tribune above gives me True KEY
mole "Thc STATE is Locotocoi there IS no d 'uol
Of ,ha,;" ami especially "Locoi"co," when called
mo, n rebuke the tricks and broken pledges Vi
a humbusging parry. "HonesI Wioushoy view
nm" can attest the fact. Why, then, resort 10 suoh
wire drawn reasons and fimsy pretcx's 10 explain
"tbe causes II a defeat" which are as cieai %
light The Tribune, like another MuFad "iee
JJnlucky." talks OF 'the run OF III luck on '"e
side OF The Wings, and say, 1--WE are next 10 NO
where" II things 60 on as a, present, you VIII
remain in that unenviable position.