To the General AsssmJiy of the STATE of


Missouri: -.YF
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our petitioners, tho citizens of Niappua
county, respectfully represen, 10 your honoura blo
body, that many inconvenience have arisen to
them IN CONSCIENCE of :he namo of the county !.
being peculiar and uncommon; MANY ci,izen.
thereof to whom letters were directed, did not re.
cieve them until they had passed the rounds of tho
State, by being forwarded from Office to Office.
II the caIgrnphy Of all who pretend 10 write wofS
sufficiently legibe. and their competency to spell
unquesloned, our petitioners would willingly sub.
mt to the political soubrique, which you have al.
tached to their country; but Us the constitution
has vested in your honourable body the unlimited
administration of political baptism, We would, with
legged evils, pray yUa6 .... .L--I
qua from the tablet Of counties, and substitute it
with Dallas. Being generally true Democrats,
and consequently admirers Of those whose politi-
cal career prove them worthy of our respect and
gratitude, we have most heartily responded 10 tho
nomination Of the Democ ratio National Convep.
tion for the offices of President and Vice President.
inasmuch, that consider pleasing analogy
would exist between the nomination and your act
of baptism. the county on our west being Polk,
ours Dallas, who in reference TO tho official rela.
ton, he the latter should sustain to the former,
| ought to be the Presidents righi.hand man, &c.
ST. louis Rec.