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ted some dissatisfaction The object off Coaaen-
tion is by free consultation to find ou. who under
all circums,nnccs, will stand the best chance for
success, and to nominate him. II may be that he
is the man nominated in this county, or in that
one, or it may be one who has not been nomina-
ted in any county. In either case, nothing is
gained by the county nominations but may throw
some difficulties in the way of free action. On
the whole therefore, county nominations do no
good, but may do harm, and as such had better be
let alone.
9 These remarks are respectfully thrown out, for
the consideration of my Dsmocratic Brethren
throughout the State. If they have no force in
them, they are yet meant we'll by one who with
es to see our venerable old State redeemed and
disenthralled from the paralyzing yoke Of modern


Whiggery.