SHEPARD uice sHANKLIN."
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These are the terms already employed by the
Federal leaders in regard to our Candidate, and
they but foreshadow the nature of the warfare
they intend 10 wage against him. We tell these
leaders in advance that ne "slap their spirit" Of
ridicule "upon the snout," and defy all their as
saults and all their malice.


The writer in the Register of yesterday, who
signs himself "P. S." (Peleg Sneakeasy y says
that at the late Democratic Meeting in this City,
the claims of Mr.. Shepard were urged by
Messrs. Disbrow, Holden and others" This so
far as a0e are concerned, is untrue. We did not
attend that Meeting; and we state this fact only
to show that the writer, who speaks falsely in the
Jftth line, ought not be believed in what he says
in The remaining portion of his article.