MEssRs. GRAHAM AND SHEPARD.
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1t will be seen, by Mr.. shepards appointments
in today's paper, that he will address the people
at Franklinton tomorrow, and on the next day
he will speak at Henderson. Governor Graham,
it is rumored, will meet him at these places; and
should he do so, there will be animated and in
teresting disc ussions.


We indulge no fears for the Democratic Can
didate He goes before the people with good
cause, with indomitabls energies, and with de-
termination to devote all his time and talents to
the campaign. The Democrats in all quarters
will stand by their Candidate; and, for the best
of reasons, we count upon tremendous vote for
him in the Eastern section of the State. Mark
what we say!