The Campaign.
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The State Ticket for each of the parties IS now before the people, and tEe campaign Tor the Spring election may be considered as ialriy cuuIiIpuCpu. vSfiIc sii" 71-i'' are called upon to support are well Known throughout the State as men of superior aoility and incorrup,ible integrity-with sufficient ex' perience in public affairs to command the con fdence of all. We earnestly hope and believe that the Wings in this section of the State are fully alive to the importance ct the crisls which is approaching, and in which they can not be merely disnterestcd spectators. They must share in the glory or disgrace which at tachcs to the Commonwealth in which they live. In conquest which involves so much of principle-in which the honor and interest of the country are at stake-there can be no neutral ground--Every true patriot should feel himself called upon to exert what influence he may possess, in saving the State from the dis honor and the nation from the evils, which the official acts of this administrator and their agents have produced. ...sa.. ........

 Tn order to contend successfully with the well-trained legions of locolocoism. the Wing party must be thoroughly organized. Leagued together, as our opponents are, by bond Of self.irterest, and led on by those whose mo- wing principle is thirst for the honorS and emoluments of office, they must oe met Win an ,.adivided font, if we would hope 10 come off triumphant. No one we think doubts that those who are Wings in principle and in feel ing have majority in this state It only re- mains for them io express their opinions in tangible form. at the ballot.box' and the stan which now rests upon her escutcheon will be wiped out. The intelligence and virtue which have made her proverhial whenever her name and fame have gone, will no longer be called upon to sanctify the crimes and blunders o our National Executive