GOV. JACKSON'S LETTER.
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We give below. the letter Of CHARLES JACKSON,
Governor elect Of Rhode Island. 1t is plainly
and unequivocolIy in favor Of the immediate and
unconditional liberal ion of THos. wilson DoRR,
who is now imprisoned in the State prison of that
State, for defending the rights of the poor md
oppressed. ngnns, the aggression and encroach
ments of the pririleged feao. We are glad to see
the manly spiri, manifested by the wings who are
in favor Of liberation; j, speaks well for .hc JUS
tice of the cause sustained by the charter p1rty Of
Rhode Island. In casting their vo:es for Mr.. Jack.
son, the Dorr party have expressed their conf.
dence in one who. though bitterly opposed upon
national politics, is not bound down by tina, mean
and oppressive spirit so plainly manifested by the
Algcrines of Rhode Island. Not only is there
majority of the people of Rhode Island in favor of
liberation; but a majority Of ihosS scho opposed the
measures Of The Dorr party; they oppose that which
theythink wrong in their oPPonents,anddo do not fail
to rebuke. and plainly dIsavow all illegal and
high.handed measures of their own party.


l.. H.