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Our contemporary riddles the address Of
Gen. Dodge very severely. lie regards it
as very censurable that the address washot
published before the meeting Of the con-
vention at which Mr.. Dodge was nominate
ed, so that the people might thereby have
been enabled to determine whether or not
hewas observing ola second nomination. ,,
Fortunately for Gen. Dodge-unfortun-
ately, however, for the -whigs-the people
knew enough Of the conduct Of their Dele
gate to act advisedly, without waiting for
the publication Of the address in question.
The unanimous nomination Of Gen. Dodge,
in the face Of the thousand false reports Put
in circulation in relation to his conduct,
and without any effort on his part, is the
bitterest pill that could possibly have been
administered to whiggery; and the address
about the publication Of which Its author
probably did not consult his opponents
comes in time to expose the falsity Of many
ofthese representations Weare not, there
fore, surprised that the Hawkeye should
find fault with it. Although published
after the nomination, the address will be
read by the people before the election.
This is enough.