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 Dear Sir--The undersigned, believing that it would have been fayerabiy received by our con sttuens. and having the fullest confidence in your ability 10 render valuable service to the country. and believing, moreover, that the western part oi the Stale has superior claims to fiji the vacant seat In Congress, had intended to present your claims to the convention, and to tender you our hearty sup port.

 As tho members of the legislature have declined making nomination, we would now respectfully suggest the proprieiy of your becoming candi- date, and promise you that should you do so, you will hFYe onr influence.