Extract of a letter to the Editor, dated
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s.sa56.. - GRANVILLE, August 8, l646.


"Eaton is defeated IN the Senate, and of course
ii is deeply regretted by the party and some
al whig friends Venable is also defeated in the
Commons by few voIes. On the slump Veuable
has no superior in the County. In the present
campaign he has proved himself more than an intel
lectual match for his competitors. FOrcble and
argumentative, illustrating copiously and striking
ly, he never fails to make deep and lasting inn
preston. But sly, secret and gnoble means have
been taken against hm-means which am inclin-
ed to believe would not have been tolerated by the
Wing candidates, but which will be rebuked by
honorable men of both parties Bot The day, be-
Iieve, will come when the people of Granville will
show the ballot-0ox their contempt for the ilib
eraI course persued towards Mr.. Venable. His
vote is uncommonly large nor do | believe that
any one ever got such a vote in the County before
without being elected. r -sFsst t&s5 .@s.sA4&-


"Mr. Gillian may thank the Democrats for
splitting their tickets No intelligent man in Gran
vile will doubt there being Democratic majority
in the County. a' - '~ rs


1.-THE party did not go en- msasse for Shepard.
Some voted for Graham: and others threw their
votes away on Venable tor Governor. The Rail
Road question did ihis." AZ zr,raErs