TrndinC ON Borrowed Capital.
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Mr.. Joseph Hutty, the Native candidate for Reg.
lister, is a very unfortunate candidate or has very
injudicious friends. Among them they have got
out hand bill addressed TO Teeoalcrs, assailing
MORRIS FRANKLIN in fashion which can hardly
fail to aid his election This hand bill asserts two or
three point blank falsehoods-among others, that Mr..
Franklin went to Albany 10 oppose the Excise Law,
and that through his influence City was excluded
from ;he operation Of that law The truth is nothing
like this Mr. Franklin had business in Albany and
he was asked to induce the Wing Senators to urge
immediate action on the Excise BILL which was
what all parties desired here, except the Tammany
ntriguers who wanted 10 stave the matter off till
after the Charter Election and having all the Loco
Foco Senators from the District under their direc.


on with tive.sixths of the Senate al their backs,
they succeeded. We should have done just what
Mr.. Franklin did had we been in Albany at the
time.


Blu, why is Mr.. Hufty making these appeals to
Teetoia!ers7 He isa Temperance man, wee doubt not ;
so is Morris Franklin If he has been 80 longer than
Mr.. F. it does not become him to boast Of ii and pla
card it all over the streets. The Register of this
City can do nothing about the Excise Law, one
way or the other Mr.. Franklins friends do not as
sail Mr.. Hafty, nor any of his competitors why is
Mr.. F. singled out for abuse? We believe Morris
Franklin to be as worthy any opposing candidate
and better qualified for the Office than any of them
The office is of great responsibility; and we
hear loud complaints of the carelessness of its past
management. Mr.. Franklin has had some expert
encc in il as clerk for his father who was elected
by a spontaneous uprising of the People, but died
soon after. Reader! if you think Morris Franklin
the best candidate proposed as we do, vote for him
if not vote for the better man but don't be rlsled
by any of these Hutty calumnes


DEMONSTRATION. Hopkins L. Turney formerly
OF the House. has finally been chosen L. S. Senator
from Tennessee, in place of Hon. Ephraim H. Fos
ter The vote on the a5,h len the l4,h ballot we
believe) stood


II. l.. Turney-. ...53. wm c. panlsp. 4G
The Wings all voted for Turney, who is vetemently
accused by the minority of his party O having bar.
gained with them TO secure his election over A. O.
P. Nicholson. the relative and caafidar, of Polk
The excitement in Nashville was very great and
the debates and proceedings in the Legislature very
disorderly. The Loco-Foco speakers insnuated all
manner of hard things against the Senator elect
The Wings rejoiced greatly over the result-wiih
what reason remains to be seen.


u JERSEY BLUES! stand firm Men OF Hud-