Gen. Dodge
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The handsome manner in which the
Legislative services Of our late Delegate
were mentioned and approved at the meet
ing at West Point must have been highly
gratifying to that gentleman, and we con-
graduate him on the appreciation with
which the great body Of his constituents
regard his exertions to promote their pros
perity and welfare. That some Of the
Whig presses should carp and cavil at the
conduct Of Gen. Dodge, is in no wise TO
be wondered at The head and front Of
his offence is his political principles, and
not his political conduct, which every un-
prejudiced person must approve. The
'Hawkeye' thinks that should Gen. Dodge
be nominated for reelection, ''the wings
will agree to look on and see the fun
We heartily commend this advice, if It's
intended as such. Has our contemporary
come to the conclusion that the odds are
too great to contend against?-Les County
Democrat.