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nind, and enlarged views upon oil subjects.r So
- - his private character Ia concerned, Mr.. Rush
u unexceptonabls and I suppose he might fod hs
way 70 Harntburg by himself, II he were placed In the
cars which start for that Sodom two or three times
. day. But he knows nothing about politics nor
the Slate; yet he Ia o lawyer Of respectable stan ding,
but Q mere lawyer, and talks 40 the late Judge
Huston once said OF Charles Brown, "a perfect
diarIhGa Of words.n
The other candidates before the convention were
summarily disposed Of. William Rpglish got Q iew
votes. He has served ia the Legislature ons
session, o good while ago, aud Is O man OF
some talents, q shoe maker by trads, but left
the last some years since for better busI-
ness, and 1t Is not q little remarkable shat
every memter Of tho craft In the convention voted
against him. Bat mechanics have not mu n love
for one another, and by way OF uph ,ldipg TIE dig.
nifty OF labor they voted for q lawyer. Then there
wts Mr.. II. A. PenDiman, an old stage horse, always
true AID faithful to his party, although leading on
TIE opposition TO Mr.. Ruse-he was thro wn oger-
board without the slightes. computction. HIS
fierds are very sore about II, and without doubt no
himself Ia much mortified, a. he wears o very elon-
gated pbiz. ChaA W. arIigan, too, vas 4 candidate,
but Jared DO better than other a~sptrant'. His clio.
quent voiee bes often inspired tie democracy to
action, while his own deeds attest Ibis devotion 10
paIty; but these considerations were % Eerless in
the Anew man must ne taken-an un.ried
ore, too; but, unless ! am mistaken, the politicians
wan abseat thea selves from the polls on tAe day OF
the ~elsction, and thus let the candidate do sn softly
to hi, level. Should this be done, the admiuistra
uon VIII be soreiy vextd; but IL Will serve them
right.
"Sam" has not yet named his man for the Senate,
though 1t In understood thai Henry Patt will fld a
lodge In some vast wilderness, and be selected. N
70, ne VIII be elected by a large majority, unless the
old party fogies fuse. A DEMocRAr.
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conconD, ~. H. Jan. 81. 1866.
The Ncniraftoa Of NJ. MfoaiJ Tor O,eoaw "
he Rn.V NeiAi-gf consiunsf1~ Of ~ Re
gsiap.
The ToniEaslo1 u Ralph Met alf for Governor u
This STATE. ~ The America party. hs proved .
perfect bomb sen 70 ne adnlnist aaoa party.
at Tuesday ths belief sAs confidently sx yrsssi
rat The "KDow SotsiBg s~clsFgn" ~s al a. .ss -
The Grhtite Sisf. ard he fnsnds u ,hs .1mlni.
I aiion were ~ opinion "a, Tbs ~ ~siecgioa OF gov
Baker EAs fu snpugh from being n lnp0szal,
thing. TIE nomln1.ion ~ Mr. Nsicd III ha con
plsieiy ctn gte The Aspsc, o. thing- Toe sdnis
,''Ts'lon men hav, faces hng .neugb 70 b s.s. ~
yard suco rbsy ssri seiea. n The Wind Tia, 10
flowing sgblnr tssu and thsy deserve credit To-
having rossa o. tuch s~rcsiiebi quality.
br. Bsksfs formidable gp2Oas n, who has si>p u
al md mt tts ts8it a . VstsrAa cs1Dcfsl He 3
sDut 81 yeas ID, aad u a man u irrrpr0~hahjs
ctsracfsr, ad ~ tIosknt abilities. Ne has m.
qpstty ten sllrpst<d 9Th The nsssags Dsn, 4
nj oftAnl snAiis ~ hif Rios cir1ens and has co
opel t.TeiAl higb pabls on -. phink II IL Des
C'tTrR'tfg The MATER 70 asssrt TIA, he vfn h.
'utI~fbe ~ ne grysHf part az al m.nbss of o.
cp~yo@tscE-wbigs lee tsnbocfsis, AL Ksov No
hing. have COED sutbDrf,y foe a&yipx thst NJ.
Natalie wi write ~ Enu Ssbssska and suta
ngssfAtn stsar 10 . sbovt tnas. The erect a
vbich vii h b. rally " bis suppzt eli abs v,s<r
d The RAts VITO have NJ innsnsdlsts inisrsst nj
trJprrfirg IRE or apt cabL a. wahicgtop. n, h
~tossRs 20 cs~crfbs The chsngs thss Ia. oocnrrs
here. rather tsins that COR "a fflsn4 pS~vos Al
Eos hesp Any ihs bsttr wksn he hsAvf of M. M
ats horinsion lie bssiss 70 tsi,k. perhsss
that NJ. BaIhs v setting the h~,ter a Min a is1
stli wns 20 asaia, " ssyshinx ~ lslsrsal
's''a n'fY'a hoswssJs
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LANCASTER, Pa, Feb. l, 1855.
Apntopal Eieuion-He Kno1 Nohf~0s l1st-n>
&aycvoly cond~idals-Lstsre on A~ersoa~is~, nc.
Weave In the midst -four municipal election excite
menf; he election IL 70 bs held on Tuesday next chs
sth,. The cause Of the excitement d the ssAesrd OF
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barkmeut, which Ia considerably above grade, and
has a Glitch on each side, thus completely stopping
gil passage along these streets by any kind Of vesl
road, In Harbor Creek township, a. 20 m AXE psr. Of
II impossible to be used. For these aud other
reason 8, the Supreme Court Of this state passed 4
decree In September last, requiring the com oauy,
within four months from date, 10 break up 70 much
u their road rs lies on tie streets aud the Baffto
road-to make the burgh OF Eris With the limits IL
bad In 1912, or some point thereia the western
terminus Of their road, aud 20 reconst.uct the parts
thus ordered TO be br ken mp, under pla1s aud apc-
eifcstiors 10 be submitted TO and approved BY tie
supreme Court. This decree has not yet bern "a yiei
iEbtheet; snd there isa prospect Of Legislative intsr.
ference. Petfiors were presented 10 she early part
If the session for the amendment OF this G iarter,
on which the judiciary Committee Of the " Jnss Of
Representatives reported on Saturday last fayor1oIy
BY ihe Introduction Of the following bill
IN dcf torepeol hs charter n ne Erie aud yortsea,
Rddroad Company, and % Procfde Jor dtpostpo .
whereas, on the twelfth day Of April, A. one ,hoa.
sabd eight hundred and fortytwo, an act was p..s,d 81
tse General Assembly o. this Common vealth, entitled
ZAP act TO incorporate the Erie and Northeast Railroad
COMPANY, and for other purpo.es,'' 70 construct . rail-
road from the borough OF Erie 70 the eas bo1ndsry lias
u the township q Northeast, being Nhs2sew YORK. state
u was enacted that III the compsny Aforesaid DO not
complete the said work 30 as to bring into use within
ten years after the passage Of the said act, or shall suffer
become null and void, and by the eleventh section Of the
same act, Il 10 provided that IL the said company shall
misuse OF abuse any Of the privileges thereby granted,
lsges 80 granted 10 the said railroad company.
And whereas, II has been judic ally determined at the
last ~septsmber term Of the supreme Court Of this com
OF, that the said railroad company have net compL,sa
their said road between the points named and ared In
said charter UP 70 and ct the tins 81 said dsciaou, 81.
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tEHJNNb wv
Tie ityiesr th,n t,ns us .bA, ,ucb IL re grsa.
extent = the Brtish potftssions In l.dia, ani tha;
tLe INFINITE notifications 81 soil and climlte 20 BE-
found N them are 'uch tia. Slmcst every prlInc.
Ten q .'eTy elim,le except me Arctic may b
he IN oiisr csunGiss, std breaks forth sayiag -
INV eritVously this pobie fed has been neg
leci,d or NIL managed, he great infenor'y 4 tas
cotton O. I6ola 70 that q Amer . and oft SIX 70
thst u Italy Or eyfn Cf Chira; the comparatively
! city quartiy Of sugar which IL II able to sxpof,
and The high coat n production, an the wre,1bei
quality q It's tobacco. vii suff cieruy dsmonstiA,e.
The pfox mate cause u Ialpable 70 he superficial
observer. lrdia Is mscably poor.
. There n 10. sun Tent pnyae cAgIhl
ror private credit In itdia 10 PFC. acs oneswenti.th
art u ibe great staples With which she " 10 ono
ttI -, able 70 sBpplj the vorld.
Tie p.yeriy q India nusi be cured W the s.irae-
thn u Briith cspltal 10 IL sells u production.
Lnitsd a' y Lypty !. With ~kngisnd. Il neyvr can
sdoge : pa. af ss' ! Gonnsyi -. -
IRON Gvyibg oonsnbutiors upon each o. e. by DO.
mouG industry protecting tariffs, the people o.
lrdls may employ tbsmaelyts prth,sbly for a period
20 which u - impofsiblo 70 hr . limit 10 rl.ipg
f1w products v exchange for TIE Manufactures o.
6rai Briinip."
lice titraci, mrhbb ihe Key y Bdtl.h
policy We are told ~ ibs Dake u Wellington
that the pcuef vb'ch enAb ed KlglAnd 70 sub.l4ize
Lu alss sLd otqusrh Der tnsnl.s, NO derived ffora
Ter hone industrJ md her CON nsfct, aaa 90 a'e
taid ~ The feye ser, tbat united a. Tod 10 with
fnslstd, ~ ssru can bec0se . msnaf.stgrng
tOuEtfy, and tlsi, therefore. the leople q, Isdis may
tDpfy thsmss'vta trchtAbiy, for . peslod y whtoa
y = int nssif!e y hx a Limit, In iAiz az uau ~pso3grs
h u ~ bar sed for The nasufN iures Il grca, mr.
tap, T. tbs@ extracts ] wiIl aid the Asnisslm
81 sr kcbsr Peel, who, Ia The isbx,s Ipoa he
PppcAtiga 70 rrptAl The duty on oogoulai sngu,
ga usf = lad bc3me opnytaoed that a cyaairy
c%Ditlystet ~ African slaves can pr1dose che.1sr
ihao q county In which that system does IA eIs'.
Thste tcis and admissions prove that d ~s %
loys Tor The African race, buf 4 thir; Or god whc1
ipcGosd EngiAnd 70 tmandtaie Der Wet Icdia
slsy~, snd which makes her desire no- " crAnc
Ia's cur. Boa1se, bring grabie 20 eli her nan1.
fAtfurss 70 otbsr EnFogsan ~ratlora, she wEs com
ksltd 20 Ssk Q new market Ia India, where abe
focpd . population of some three hundred mlllyns,
suhysct 10 Der legislative conixol b.. - shs had
txhsu<ed TIE &C undated wealth Il ages, ani
made Irdia nisesaoly por. lacis c7nlt ns par.
ekas her manufactures uries~ sbs rectfved the pro
tuos a India In exchange. she ioybd hat sooco
blacks srd roo whites. In the West Ipdea. bal
. monopoly In The British mai kst q the srp2ly Of
uoyAsaf prosscts, snd b<lisving ~ thsi tins tsst
the slave Mbor a. the EsSt Isdss wss cheaper hsa
he ssve hbE u CABS, B'ui pnd We Va'sd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
SIIEJ TON + LEtkE'; SPEECH.

The speech Of this distinguished gentleman, before
II large meeting nf the Democratic ASSOCIATION on
Thursday night in the African Church, one ofgreat
power md deep practical interest. There was fresh
Hess au originality in the in which he treat
Cd llc.Inachnalions OF the Secret Order. lie Took
up the american" platform and demonstrated how
GROSSLY teat secret party had violated several OF their
1,ou,I principles. Mr.. I.eakcs eloquent appeals
were rnIvecd by racy anecdotes and lu'Ilcrous p"r-
,raitur"s. He especially called forth prolonged up
clause when he called upon Coroner Wicker to hold
"A nqnest upon the corpse of the Wing party, and
iy,e verdict would be "Deliberate suicide, produced
by the political stryclInnc of KNOWN thlnSisrn.'
Afer showing the utterly abolition elements
nf Northern Know nottingham, ns developed by
its fruits, Mr.. Lcake made glowing appeal to the
Democracy to stand by the Staunton nominees, whom
l.e should cordially support, not as m-n, but as the
recognised opponents of the grent principles of IT,"
Democratic pmty-the only party which was mo-"
rational in its character, and which must 90 down.
and with it tho rights of the Siate-, if Virginia, to
whose integrity and commanding moral position he
rendered noble tribute, should yield III the present
conflict, Mr. Ieukc announced the most cheering
inicllic rncc from Tie country, where the Democracy
were NOR. than usually aroused aud whose voice in
Mny would proclaim that the good old State was still
Ia. Democratic Flag --hip Of the Union. lie cl""'
amidst the shouts and cheers OF the delighted De-
rocracy Mr. Lctke has !le power to exert Il ihishS
influence in the present important chivass' Ill" W.
trust tn" his eloquent voice will be heard III Vhrlou'
portions of the State.
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A LIST TRIBETE.

The election in Connecticut presents some curious
results hhr mast rrmark0bic n "h'cE, 3" Mf fMf"H
sah rilh he U,m0cr0tS hare 1dhr'rd 10 NE" parry.
Only n ut 5000 of them are mis.lng ana the Demo
cratic d ule for Governor leads, although ihnrr Is
Ito clcci IN by the people. Where the Wings ana
Know ypihings have cnGlcsccd "n the same candl-
duties tsey have carried them; but where cnch party
Sns supported its own can1hlntcs, the Democrats
nave cusricd their full shur, - P'ortd''ec J0"r"0l'
ilFhig/
This is n deserved compliment TO the Democracy
Of Co,I"ctcut but it does not tell the whole story
The Democracy have adhered IA their party with re-
mark able fidelity. Instead of losing '3,Om'' they
hive, los, only about thousand--nGd lIs III the
.ns,rri. counties, bordering on Rhode lslnnd. The
democrats hive net hDst t0TH, except where t':
Nhirs aud fiindoos combined against them. lind
the eastern counties done we'll as those oi Hart
ford, New Haven Fairfield, and LiIchield, the l-c-
sisature would have been Democratic. Another year
will tell different story in old Connecticut Nor
Harcn Rr2..hr.
Let Virginia look to il! Let her rcad and profit by
the lcssou The sterling Democracy of Connecticut
stand fl+ to the principles Of the Constitutions and
are beaten by the Know-Noihings, who, while they
break down the friends Of the rights 0i the States III
the North look TO be strengthened by the vote of tho
Old d, ainion in May next
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HYpRoCIsY OF Observation-Disclosures.

In Virginia and other States, where there are
few Catholics and where their religion is unpopular,
they are cried down by knowNothimg presses and
speakers Us real monsters that would ruin the coun-
try But in Louisiana, whore the Catholic religion IL
popular and where there would be danger from the
Popes asserted temporal authority. il any where, the
Secret Order court the votes of Catholics and elect
them to office! The y. q. Bulletin, Know Nothing
organ, saye
ave have the very best authority for saying that
this obnoxious and proscriptive feature, 1.-THE eHcu
sion OF Catholics from othceI does not characterize
The order of Know NohnSs IN Louisiana. We are
very confident that the religions element forms %"
r,U,ou,Yt mart of tie i0ui.,dna Ordcr; that M'if a.
mo ,rrogu.. ,d termination bctTCch Catholics ana
Proi.siIui.: and the Native Americans comprehend
and embrace in the fullest n The word, th".e
who are born on tho sod, and those only, be theY
CdthO!.Cs or Pr0iPSf1nts.
Is il not evident that tho cry OF dozen ran me
Cmhoi.cS aMd fE.7. religion is Wing war-cry only
when political capital can be made by = but where
The Catholics have large vote, iii there proclaimed
fquai rights to all-"Me ,.hg,oHS element t1'ms d"
P"'f 81 he o'de''" Oh, tho utter hollowness and
hypocrisy OF Know Sothinesm which il mere device
| TO demoralze and break down the political party
which has always been true the Rights of the States
| ind the Constitution of the country.
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kNOu NOTHING INTOLERANCE.

\ beautiful idea i,Ir u trae 1uI"Eic;'I J" G'he,. hp
Oh. Bishop Hopkins, Of Vermont, advocates nc "7
Establishment of courts to examine the rG4I oIs o'ii'
ions of foreigners desiring to he nhtnra'%r'i' ann 'h
c,udiuy nil catholics unitarians, dcIri- nni nnvcr
soIi.,s This man il IN honest Know Nothing. lie
il Of the nlnon no doubt that he cr'ii".s III" iAli
meant something. Ii they did. they c"uii meal! no
,hipo more nor less than what he prop"srs Ii he IL
h,ne-t in his opinions he mus consider those diner
; from, him To- be- in error be that difference III roll
ri0n or upon any other subject; therefore, u ne re-
n,nis... repubcalsm the correct principle ol It,
isaton whatever he looks upon rs error must be sci
Gnwuu. an,.r,publican in his mEd. So Tar n his
ud,Incnt would dictate to him the evils arising from
such error might extend. Consequently II all rri
oious are erroneous Eut his own and are inlmcai 10
our institutions, when he has prosratsd Dye most
obnoxious one by legal cnactEents, VIII n9' Lie Prh-
ul work mon them all til there a none lett, except
,L one opk us is to open the portals at eternal
Hiss, This is Know Nottingham siInmered down.
Qnm.V Ncra!d
Til, j. the Legitimate end Of the religious internal
movement of the present day First the catholic Is
Yroscr,hed then the unversast, the unitarian, and
81 IN the bieos ri the stronger sect ever con!cndng
far the utter annihlaton of all Others. In III" mean
fine The cnnstitut"n-the freedom Of religious opn
ion guaranteed by il, are tramp"d under toot thai
rIipi,u- b.ots aud political dcmagogues may riot III
nlolp and power This is Of the isIns oi the day
~ moDs:rl,us however that the free people Ut thI-
corntry VIII pot long taTper with, bnt Will crnth 4,
and lis 4icrs It'd bach crP Is E,Gral End poch' u
GERS innica Ia free 2overnTrit fEd the sht HS u
civil and religious liberty.-l Illinois Eer''fHr'
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From the Winchester Eirsinian.
THOMAS NJ ISRFIl,

This gentleman, according TO announcement, gave
The pnlsicians Of Winchester touch o hls iuullty
ca Friday evening last, in speech "i w" hours be-
fore closely packed audience. lie recaPitnlaed the
history and the achievements of the great Democrat
c party dwelling iis authorship, III Nlgn' o the
bin of rights aud the act Of religious liberation lie
nsked ,shy that party against The Jsness aud
the triumph al whose principles and measures not II
voice was raised at this day put on MS trla by
secret conclave-.-an organization which the departed
lenders ii the opposition Clay and Webster. would
have. scorned to cnuntenunce He introduced The
oriental Apologize of the contract between Sntan AMI
tho farmer whereby the gentleman in black was, the
first year. To have all that grew below ground and ms
dune all that grew above. this arrangement to be re-
n errcd the second year. The first year. Luctr llnn-
-,I nothing but potatoes, and the second year nothing
mt wheat the farmer thus getting no return what
yer from the Investment which cost him hls SOUL
yLs fate the speaker said that of the unfortunate
Democrats who have been dipped int" the Know.
Nothing ranks in the hope that profits would ersue.
: Mr. Ia appeal was stirring one, and was rcSpon-
died to with lrequen, ROUNDS Of applause and as we
have GOOD reason 10 believe, with results of more
substantial character.
Air. Jolndnv, the county elector, followed in an ad-
dress Of some three quarters of III hour, vigorous
enough acainst the Know Nothings and received with
corresponding applause.
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BEST RACE Of THREE MILE HEATS.

At New Orleans, on the ilih inel, BroWhh "a i =
was the winner OF the purse OF 5000, for "hSn The
row, Ilorupipe and Mary Taylor were '''''''''
rnye il thus briefly described: $500, ,uo Brown
ec ss though n h S lat mile nave a n Brown
we're push All this proved "nsyai,"s5 S a." Arrow
Dick in TinnnS the th hsa' and Mary Taylor
was dstanced. laat WAS almost a repe-
S@11 ,e r.l Brown Dick took the lead Arrow row
msds f the ap "p pa s.
time 90 iar sue. I.b for him and oamo home amidst
Riek ~as 100 %f tbe mutudr winning tbs h"at il the
re spHaS short fine OF 5as HornpPe broke
down in the second mlle'
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GENERAL Mill S0S

This distinguished staniard-bearrr Of the IIem0'
cracy Of this District, delivered another powerful M
dress Ia his constituents last night, ct Ashland Han.
lie had just returned from the country anh brought
tidngs nf great JOY from every county hr las VISITED.
The public mind wherever he his been is excited 10
az extraordinary degree. Patriotic Wings as well as
Democrats are lending all their influence and all their
energies to the destruction Of the newansle' faction
OF knoy'-Ncthin 70 use his own expressive Tau
be wondered At Wherever there is patriotism and
principle, aud love of law and order this foul fac
ion with its mysterious midnight nacaina;ions it.
origin and it's antecedepta, its aims aud cIds-Irps;
be an oLectof District and dread, and contemptous
scorn.
General Alison deals death blows to this hydra
headed monster-this demon Of discord wherever he
meets him. Heknows compromise and gives no
quarter-fN0rt0ikN eirs.
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MARRIED..

MARRIED ON Tuesday. l7th inst, Il; 5, James Chu;.
by the Rev Mr. Pr;crkn. WILLIE IL CAaKlF, W.
MARY A. laughter oil the late John Amber, both 1T .
city.
DEED in this city, Thursday. the !9,h inst a, T..
re.idrur" uf his uncle. John W b"veridcr WM HES:y
NIL onv ron OF the Li- Henry Ill., sy.i Is S-si-
The decreased had been suffering Tor tour year. v,
consumption ami for few wrrk- past with drop-y. lie ~
intelligent and interesting child, kind aud stre,0i
brother and always ubeiIrut nni respectful 10 hI. ~.
r:Or, in wears rbor- III, prOtraced iiue-s with
a uuilmur and when in health he uniformly endehSofr,
refrain from all that was sinful shall lie live aghiI'
when blooming youth is snu;ched away
lsy Deaths rrsisilcss hand
Our heart. IN" mIOuruiul tribute pay
Which pity must demand
while pity prompts the risinc sish,
oh may this truth, nnprr'sd
With awful powcr"l too must die -
sink deep in every brcns' tCoG
r. Il Louis papers please copy
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FROM MATTHEWS COUNTY.

10 Tie EdttOrS N ne EHV"hrT:
MATTHEWS &. H. April IT,, lSjj
Gentlemen The Democrat Of this county held
rnrrtiu" in their Court housc on Monday the 'th INST,
To- nominate II candidate Ia represent tins c"um-
Is AMI Mlddcscx, in the next Legislature AMI
they confirmed the nomination at DR.. NIc"lsnI. pre-
vinrslv nude by Midlesey DR.. Nirnisnn and Mr..
Blake were both present aud addressed the meeting
on their respective claims, each plc,igng himself Il"
do everything in hs power III cIectcdl t" promote the
interests Of the Democratic party but since DR..
Ncnl-on received the nomination, Blake has de-
rnreh ton Saturday lasi thar nc will not support III"
Stauntpu Nominees. He has adopted the KNOWN
thing platform, and when asked whether ur no, he
would support Flnurnoy Benlc and Patton. replied
TINT he would support Patton hut did not know as
Ia the others.
At the same meeting. Mr.. Catlett. the Democratic
candidate for the Senate, aud Mr.. Christian, tic
Wing X now Nothing candidate, addressed the pco-
pie Mr. Cnilrit opening the discussion but MIR.
Christian took up much time in ridculing Or trying
u ri,Iicue the Democratic party, and particularly
Mr. Caett that when he concluded his abuse 1t was
too late Tor Mr. Catctt to reply.
II in my opinion that Wisc McComns and Bo""ck,
will get from sixty seventy majority in this county,
aud small majoritics in each nf h. other counties III
this district.
There are some few Know Notlings in this county,
but do not think they will ln the Democratic party
much harm, many Wings will vote tn" Democratic
ticket for Governor, &c.