THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
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The following communication is from the pen of
respectable citizen of Milwaukee, Wisconsin Ter
rtory, (now in the crisis Of transition to one of the
States of the Union.) The writer pledges himself, in
private letter, "sacredly and religiously to the
truth of his statements He says his objects are
twofold--1st to dsobuse the public mind as to
the real sentiments of the democracy of the northwest
upon the Presidents course in vetong the bill; and,
2dly, to direct public attention little to the
movements of the persons who are getting UP the
proposed convention at Chicago. He also furnishes
in his private letter key to the persons and char
acters Of those whogot up the preliminary meeting
in the city of New York. -s a.. r...