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We give the following extract from letter dated
September 2, from gentleman in York county,
Pennsylyania. After all that was said in the two
houses of Congress about Pennsylvania and the
tariif-sfter the cry Of "repeal" so loudly yOeer-
aied-after all the exertions Of the Pennsylvania
whig representatives to create a panic in the old
Keystone State, we admit that it IL matter OF most
agreeable surprise, even to ourselves, to witness the
firm stand taken by the democracy Of that State
upon the broad platform of principle and equal
rights. 1t is evident they are not to be deceived
they know too well what protection means to be
gulled by the false issue that the wings have at
tempted to make:


"In Adams county, (Mr. McCleaus residence
the democratic convention left him off the ticket
substituting Joel b. Dauner, Of that county.


The next day TUESDAY last) the democratic
convention Of this county (York) met. On learning
that Adams had changed 'front.' they determined to
nominate York county man, and accordingly put
Col. John Rankin in the field. Each county has,
appointed three conferees.


III have Just heard from Wilmot. He is doing
things up :'very brown" His competitor will have
an ugly time OF ltn