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ders of the ultra democratic party are beginning to
grumble very much at the conduc, of Mr. Collector
Lawrence 1t seems that he is very costivc in his
conversation and in spite OF all applications and in
direct methods to find out what is going on or what
he intends, II is impossible 10 ascertain what move
ments are contemplated by him He is thus de-
nounced already almost as violently as Governor
Van Ness. Collector Lawrence thus wisely keeps
his own counsel-says not word-attends TO the
details of his duties at his desk daily-and appears
to be managing his cards with good deal OF tact
We should not, however, be surprised soon TO see
regular explosion amongst the same elements OF
the party that created the agitation against Governor
Van Ness