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MR. EDIroR It would be n violation of republican principle 10 permit man who had unfairly gone into office, 10 retain that office, without some effort to throw him out It is necessary to organize the forces, and be prepared to put Joshua l.. Martin to flight in l847. Indeed l don't presume there is much doubt of the proprieiy of lhs course, and as litle doubt but that It will be done.

 But it's proper to choose man, a consis. tent, liberal man. Geo. W. Lane is the person who ought to run for Governor against Mir. Martin. His views of public policy fit him for the office. He is liberal and jus, in his notions, and no man has bet ter feelings And Judge Lane is the strong. est man in this contest. He is good and true republican, and can bring to his sup- port a greater number of the republicans from the Whig and Democratic parties, than any other man in the country Ter rvs friends will support him and nest of the Wings will do SO. This is the man and he ought to be run. Morgan will support him against Martin. The upper part of Morgan where am, are true republicans and will come tohis support.

 Tours, &c.,

 UPPER MORGAN.