Zion. Samuel Young.
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Forty-fve Loco-Foco Members Of our State Leg
isla,ure, who voted for Col Young's reelection as
Secretary of State, have addressed him letere1-
pressing their unabated and entire confidence in his
integrity and ability, and their confident hope that
the State will soon recall hlInto her Councils
Col Young replies IN letter OF considerable length,
decided ability and characteristic plainness OF
speech. Promising That he never sought ofhce, and
that ne accepted his late post solely with view 10
the soppage Of the deb-contrscting policy OF Inter
nal Improvement, and intending 10 resign II wAen
that was secured, he states that he had been
induced to mold on by his interest in the improve
menI OF our Common Schools and tine overthrow OF
our Inspection System, both which, he trusts, have
been promoted BY his official exertions. He con-
cludes-


49, Although the path Of my official has not been
srewed with flowers yet cannot recoiect any vote
other official ac; of mine which should desire have
been different Having received my appointment from the
Legislature, may have been deemed Hprucent IN me
By some TWO eus ago. 10 have obSructed the pu1ceTng
pr0peiSities OF legislation But II i was morally and con-
.uoGaly right believe /. 10 have been, 20 protect
the public property tied TO my keeping, do not
feel the need any otter apology threatened with
removal ;ne; bu: the execution Of the threat
deferred until conservatism acquired sufficient strength
ought not 10 the leaders Of this brotherhood for
exercising their power for II had the ability would re-
them from Office And If they abhor my principles
much detest theirs, there be- as there
never has been, any political communion between u.s.
Through their agency the Republican arty has heretofore
been several times overthrowD and the symptoms OF
another Ike catastrophe to me to be now visible
They are afraid TO trust the people with Convention and
hope the time will when the people will no
longer trust them


With great respect and esteem,


am, gentlemen, cordially, yours. &c.


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