or The Neucastle Courier asks
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| "Where is Gov Whitcomb! Is he a. home attend.
ing TO the business for which he was elected, is he
travelling round the Safe, making speeches and beg
ging the people to re-eect him We should Ike 10
know. If he had discharged his duty as an honest
and faithful public servant should do, should sup
pose there would be necessity for him to come
around again fawning upon and begging the people
| for their votes"


We very happy that can fully CRAFTY the
anxious solcitude of Mr.. Grub6s. Gov. Whitcomb
is faithfully and zealously attending personally to his
official duties, which at present deain him at the
camp near New Albany. Having there given his per-
sonal attention to the wants and welfare of our pa
trotc volunteers have doubt he will return to
the discharge of the ordinary Executive duties, in
which he has been remiss. If he should while
thus necessarily travelling, happen to be called upon
by any portion of the people, TO make "speech, we
have doubt he will respond to the call he should
do. Not for the purpose however, like certain pre-
decessor, of "begging" the people to re-elect him,
because, being ga politician by trade he could get
living in other way,-but simply to give the peo-
pie plain and honest account Of his stewardship,
such they have right to demand, and to show them
that he has endeavored to discharge his duty
honest and faithful public servant should do.''


Among all the charges promulgated by his oppo-
nents against Gov Whitcomb, none reckless
enough to charge him with the slightest neglected his
public duties These duties he neglects nor de-
tsrs. He is always at The post of duty,-always at
work. And this is the simple reason why he accom-
plishes much than that class of men who puff
and blow like high-pressurc steam engine, and yet
accomplish nothing in the end. The Newcastle Cou-
rer will be taught in August, that the people know
how to appreciate these facts.


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6rThe Freeman, abolition paper, defends the
recent article in the Universalst paper in condemna-
tion of the Mexican war; This is in character. The
fourteen members of Congress who voted against
sending relief to Taylor and his gallant little band,
while hemmed in by the Mexican army, were all
abolitionists. The Uniyersast anti-aggressive I"
editor is welcome to the fraternal hugs of the Free
man.


THE LICENSE QUEsTIoN.-Forty-fve indictments
against as many venders of ardent spirits in Brook
lyn, N Y, haye been found by the grand jury Of
Kings county, 1t is understood that the parties in
dicted, (with others probaby) have determined to
sist the law having created joint fund defray the
law expenses. Messrs. Whiting and Wood, of New
York, have been engaged to defend them, and the de-
cision will be regarded with great interest by the
whole community.