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Gov. BRowN AND J. E. MATTHEWS
Eso.-It must be peculiarly gratifying to
these faithful, efficient and accomplished
servants of the people, to know that their
past services, and devotion to the public in
terest are duly appreciated. The election
of theformer almost by acclamation, and
the latter by an overwhelming majority,
demonstrate clearly that the various char
ges made against them of collusion and
administration, have fallen upon the
public ear Gas the idle wind which they
heed not" Those who have been so buis-
sy in prefering them, must now be satisfied
that they were regarded "as stale and un-
profitable" and will henceforth cease their
idle clamor.


We candily believe that the present au-
ditor of public accounts is one OF the most
efficient and faithful officers that has ever
presided over that department, and it is true,
tits pity, he has been the subject Of more
slander and misrepresentation, than any
ether public officer. These functionaries
are not singled out from the other State
officers because they possess a higher de-
gree of merit-but because they have been
more villifed than any others,I land their re-
cent triumphant reelection amply vindi'
Gates both, their public and private worth
for we firmly believe that corrupt men will
not be sustained long by the public voice
If their depravity, either in public or private
acts is manifest.