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Good neUs from Rhode Handicapped Of


Governor Doris Liberation. A correspondent OF
The Boston Times, writing from the head quarters
of democracy, Woonsocket, r. +. March 10, has
the following cheering intelligence 2 ' =.
" The very deuce is TO pay at last among our
Algefine friends; to use homely phrase, they
are.in a peck of trouble The nomination of


Charles jackson, esq; by the democratic conven-


ton, on the ground that he is in favor Of the i'm


mediate and unconditional Liberation of Thos w.


Dorr, was unexpected, and that gcn.leman's ac-
ceptance Of said nomination was so prompt and
decided, that terror and confusion pervade their
ranks and they shake in their shoes. every man
Of flhen, from Gov. Fcnner himself down to Ma
thanel MctcalE The former. it is said, uses Ian,


gnage in relation to the matter, almost approach


ing profanity, and the latter is crying about apa-
thy. That liberation ticket will prevail, that it


will subdue, if notexterminate the AIgerine party;


which has too long had foothold in oar State, is
a point conceded by abby the Algerines them
selves even Of defeat-iItter humiliatins defeat,
they are morally certain: the question with them
now is. how TO, die; whether to submit alneekiy
to their fate, with show of magnanimity, or to
exhibit the 'ruIing possion strong in DEATH"