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IHE APPROACHING ELEcTIoN.-WmG TICKET
Mr. Bradlsh, after good deal of consultation, has
agreed to run for Senator from this district to which
he was nominated by the whig party. 1t is singu-
lar fact, however, that in his very able letter accept
ing the nomination, he gives one of the severest
slaps to the Fourier section of the wings that we
have seen. He discountenancesi in the most pointed
manner, all those various new reforms and isms
which have been brought forward by the philosophi-
cal section of the whig party, which seems indeed,
to be composed of the crazlest of men that ever
existed, and who are fit only for the lunac asylum,


or some other secure and safe retreat